Glebe Harbor and Cabin Point – A Great Place to Live
The Glebe Harbor-Cabin Point community is one of the nicest full-facility communities in Westmoreland County. We are located 15 minutes from Montross, the county seat, in the Mt. Holly area. Many properties front on Weatherall Creek, Cabin Point Creek, Aimes Creek, Betty’s Pond as well as the Lower Machodoc Creek and Potomac River. Boating, fishing, and crabbing are some of the many enjoyable pastimes of residents. The historic Glebe mansion still stands and serves as a residence in Glebe Harbor.
The Glebe Harbor subdivision was first developed in the 1960s. The Cabin Point development came in the 1970s. They adjoin each other geographically and through the Glebe Harbor-Cabin Point Association, they own and share the use of a wide range of recreational facilities. We are proud of the long tradition of volunteerism from owners and residents who support and participate in community activities and make this community the especially nice and friendly place it is.
Our facilities include a clubhouse with a large rotunda for meetings, parties and social functions, a comfortable lounge, a game room, a large, well equipped kitchen, and restrooms. Adjoining the clubhouse is a large swimming pool and children’s wading pool, game room and bath house facilities. Nearby are two tennis courts, a volleyball area, a playground, a basketball court, and a large picnic pavilion. The GHCPA has two boat launching ramps (one with toilet facilities) providing a short, easy access to the Lower Machodoc Creek and Potomac River. Boat storage facilities are available at three locations. We also have four beach areas for the use of members and their guests as well as walking trails and smaller shoreline areas.
Glebe Harbor—Cabin Point Association
For nearly 50 years, our community depended on voluntary contributions of owners’ time, energy, and financial support. The Glebe Harbor—Cabin Point Property Owners Association (POA) had been the voluntary non-profit membership organization of property owners from both subdivisions whose members paid an initial membership fee and annual dues. Those fees and dues supported and made it possible for members to enjoy a wide range of Association owned facilities.
In 2016, we transitioned to a more sustainable, predictable financial structure assuring stable, long-term operations as the Glebe Harbor-Cabin Point Sanitary District. The Glebe Harbor – Cabin Point Association (in 2018 the Association dropped “Property Owners” from its name) continues to own the community recreational assets, and, in addition, manages and maintains those assets under an agreement with the County’s Board of Supervisors, which serves as the governing body of the GH-CP Sanitary District. One big change is that all property owners now have full access to GHCPA Facilities.
updated 03.29.23