This is a somewhat complicated question and depends on how comfortable your group is with each other. The simple answer is anywhere from 12 to 29 people. Here is the breakdown:

--At maximum capacity, all seven cabins can sleep 29 people total, but that is cozy. That means there are two people in every queen/king bed, and all "extra" sleeping surfaces (ie: futons, daybeds and pull-out couches) are used as well. "Real bed" capacity (with two people in each queen/king and one person in each twin) is 24 people. Please note that there is an extra charge of $20/nt for each guest beyond the "real bed" capacity in the cabin.

--There are 14 beds total between the cabins (18 if you include futons, daybeds and pull-out couches) if each person in your group needs their own bed, but not necessarily their own bedroom.

--There are 12 bedrooms total between the cabins if each person in your group requires their own bedroom.

Please note we are firm on our maximum capacities in each cabin and on the property. We count all humans regardless of age (including infants, toddlers, children and teens) towards our maximum capacities. We count guests this way for a variety of reasons including guest comfort, liability, fire code, parity and our sensitive septic system.

(note that we have a two-night or three-night minimum depending on the season)

Peak Season = $2,010 per night; Mid-Season = $1,660 per night; Quiet Season = $1,500 per night

Additional charges include 11.1% tax, cleaning fees, pet fees and extra guest fees.

Sorry, we do not extend discounts to groups who are renting multiple (or all) of the cabins on the property (unless, of course, you are taking advantage of an advertised special). While we love hosting groups, it tends to create more work for our staff and adds extra wear and tear on the cabins.

Please note this does not reflect additional costs for events which vary based on type of event.

The Clubhouse Cabin (the 2-bedroom cottage on the bluff) has the best layout for cooking, eating and meeting as a group. The floorplan is open and the furniture can be re-arranged to accommodate extra tables and chairs, which we can provide as needed. There are dishes, flatware and glassware for twelve in the cottage, and we can leave a basket of extra place settings depending on the size of your group (so you don't have to "borrow" from the other cabins). Groups of 20 have had meetings and shared meals together in this space and been comfortable.

The Homestead House is also conducive to group gatherings, though the interior space is a bit less flexible than the Clubhouse and can't accommodate quite as many extra people. A group of 14 could share a meal or use the Homestead House as meeting space and feel comfortable. It is also a great spot for outdoor gatherings.

Although the white Victorian (formerly Chevy Chase Inn), was run as an Inn until approximately the 1950’s we don’t currently rent out rooms for guests to stay in the Inn.

Pre-covid, we rented out the parlors, sunroom and kitchen for weddings and events but have taken an indefinite pause on this at this time as it is our private home.

The real bed and maximum capacities of the cabins are included below. We count all humans regardless of age (including infants, toddlers, children and teens) towards our maximum capacities. We count guests this way for a variety of reasons including guest comfort, liability, fire code, parity and our sensitive septic system and we unfortunately do not allow extra guests above our maximum capacity in each cabin.

Cabin 4 – 2 (king bed)

Cabin 6 – 4-5* (1 queen bed, one twin bed, and *1 in twin futon in living room)

Cabin 7 – 2 ( queen bed)

Cabin 10 – 2 (1queen bed)

Clubhouse 4-6* (2 queen beds and *includes 2 on queen pullout in living room)

Homestead – 6 (1 king bed, 1 queen bed, 2 twin beds)

Meadow – 4-6* (1 king bed, 1 queen bed and *includes 2 on banquette couches in living room)

*Please note that for guests above real bed capacity staying on futons, pullouts or banquettes we charge $20/night per guest. escription