Nestled in Virginia's wine country, this rural community offers scenic drives past vineyards and historic farms. Visit nearby Shenandoah National Park for hiking trails or explore Madison County's Civil War sites and small-town antique shops.
The suites( they are more than rooms) are marvelous. Quiet, great views and one of the most comfortable beds ever. The bathroom was also very nice, and the floor is heated. Couple that with butlered coffee and beignets each morning, and you’vr Got s high standard to beat
The suites( they are more than rooms) are marvelous. Quiet, great views and one of the most comfortable beds ever. The bathroom was also very nice, and the floor is heated. Couple that with butlered coffee and beignets each morning, and you’vr Got s high standard to beat
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Reviewed December 30, 2018Reviewed December 30, 2018
Casey is a remarkable host, delivering with her family, a very high quality experience! No amenity was overlooked. The property is in excellent condition; the grounds and setting, interesting and historical; the breakfast scrumptious and memorable; and the nearby downtown city of Orange afforded very good restaurant access. Simply, the best B & B experience we have had the pleasure to enjoy, thanks to Casey's and fam's effort!
Casey is a remarkable host, delivering with her family, a very high quality experience! No amenity was overlooked. The property is in excellent condition; the grounds and setting, interesting and historical; the breakfast scrumptious and memorable; and the nearby downtown city of Orange afforded very good restaurant access. Simply, the best B & B experience we have had the pleasure to enjoy, thanks to Casey's and fam's effort!
We were visiting our niece who was running a dog show in Jeffersonton. Didn’t find anything there…we had a great time in Culpepper…hotel was very convenient to everything we needed and was a great small town. Great…just great.
We were visiting our niece who was running a dog show in Jeffersonton. Didn’t find anything there…we had a great time in Culpepper…hotel was very convenient to everything we needed and was a great small town. Great…just great.
My family was very pleasantly surprised with our stay. We arrived late Friday night to a very friendly desk clerk who took care of us quickly and professionally. Room was very nice and comfortable. We were staying here for its proximity to a swim meet in the area. The next morning we awoke and went down to Peppers for what we were expecting to be a no thrills breakfast but were we surprised; a very delicious plentiful buffet that was much more than we could have ever expected. Thank you for the...
My family was very pleasantly surprised with our stay. We arrived late Friday night to a very friendly desk clerk who took care of us quickly and professionally. Room was very nice and comfortable. We were staying here for its proximity to a swim meet in the area. The next morning we awoke and went down to Peppers for what we were expecting to be a no thrills breakfast but were we surprised; a very delicious plentiful buffet that was much more than we could have ever expected. Thank you for the...
donald
Reviewed February 5, 2017Reviewed February 5, 2017
Had a fantastic stay with my family. There aren't many places that can comfortably accomodate a party of 6 (ages toddler through adult) while including a list of activities and amenities for under $200 a night. Our 2 bedroom/1 bath cabin was well appointed with a eat in kitchen where we cooked quite a few meals, gas grill/picnic table on the deck, queen bed/tv in one room, 2 twin beds in the other, pull-out sofa in the den. Took advantage mini-golf, pool/sauna/splash park area (towel service a...
Had a fantastic stay with my family. There aren't many places that can comfortably accomodate a party of 6 (ages toddler through adult) while including a list of activities and amenities for under $200 a night. Our 2 bedroom/1 bath cabin was well appointed with a eat in kitchen where we cooked quite a few meals, gas grill/picnic table on the deck, queen bed/tv in one room, 2 twin beds in the other, pull-out sofa in the den. Took advantage mini-golf, pool/sauna/splash park area (towel service a...
We came up to the lodge at Big Medows in Shenandoah National Park in order to view the Perseid Meteor shower. The lodge and the food were wonderful and the meteor shower was out of this world.
We came up to the lodge at Big Medows in Shenandoah National Park in order to view the Perseid Meteor shower. The lodge and the food were wonderful and the meteor shower was out of this world.
If you're planning a road trip to Locust Dale, booking a spot in an RV park is a good way to see the area. Travelers like the surrounding area for its restaurants. After you've settled in at the RV park in Locust Dale, get out into nature and make it a memorable trip.
What should I see when I'm in Locust Dale?
If you're looking for some ways to explore Locust Dale while making good use of your travel budget, this destination has lots to offer. Things to see and do during your visit include Shenandoah National Park.
What's it like staying in an RV park in Locust Dale?
Staying in an RV park is a fun and budget-friendly alternative for your trip to Locust Dale. This type of accommodation gives you a large space to park your trailer and stay overnight where you’re often surrounded by beautiful scenery. Relax with your family and take advantage of the amenities provided by many RV parks, such as charging stations, Wi-Fi, and picnic areas.