Shenandoah in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Theme Parks. Discover best things to do in Shenandoah with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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4 based on 765 reviews
First off, the water is freezing. I love water parks, but I hate being cold and wet so I didn't really want to do anything. We spent a lot of time in the "Warm Springs" pool, which I think was supposed to be hot - it was not. It was lukewarm, and the temperature the rest of the water park *should* have been. Second problem we had was my 6 year old was very upset at being sprayed with (cold) water in the face on almost everything he tried to do. The big center portion of the park sprays a huge amount of (cold) water out in every direction... he was too big for the kiddie pool, and wanted to try some slides and other fun water stuff, but couldn't because he didn't want cold water spraying in his face and dumped on his head. Heck, even I didn't want to ride anything because of the spraying water - it's the only water park I've ever visited that I didn't want to participate for this reason (there are no slides available that aren't forcefully spraying water. Suggestion? Build a few slides in a "quieter" place that would be for kids AND adults who don't like sensory overload). We mostly did the kiddie pool and swam in the "warm springs." We had fun because we made the most of it and enjoyed being together as a family. However, it was an expensive dip in the pool and wish we could have done more... won't be returning.
5 based on 168 reviews
We were 2 grand parents, our daughter and 2 grandkids staying at our unit at the Massanutten Resort. Decided to go horseback riding and after a little investigation, tried the stables there at Massanutten. Wrong number, then no answer, finally got thru and were told a bunch of payment requirements like pay in advance, blah, blah, blah. Hung up, checked the local paper and found these Jordan Stables. A got a forthcoming voice with all the answers, 30 minute longer ride for virtually the same money, but a longer drive (but thru the gorgeous farm country of the Shenandoah Valley). Made the reservation, met the next AM with the most personable owner and guides you ever want to meet and we proceeded to have a most enjoyable experience! The only improvement would be if part of the 90 minute ride included time out of the woods so you could see more of this historic valley! But folks, these people treat you like a member of their family.........you can't go wrong with them!!
4.5 based on 201 reviews
Parking is limited and confusing for someone that is not familiar with the area. There is alot of see at this place and we always enjoy stopping by. Dont forget your camera, its a lovely place to take photos.
4.5 based on 166 reviews
This is the only state-owned Civil War museum in Virginia and is administered by the Virginia Military Institute. The site consists of three elements: The Virginia Museum of the Civil War, the New Market Battlefield State Historical Park and the Historic Bushong Farm.The site is on the National Register of Historic Places and is part of the Virginia Birding and Wildlife Trail System. The museum focuses on the whole war in the Commonwealth of Virginia with special attention paid to the Battle of New Market on May 15th 1864 and the role played by the corps of cadets from the Virginia Military Institute. A total of 257 cadets from VMI participated in the battle with 47 wounded and 10 killed because of the fighting. The museum features exhibits, dioramas, artifacts from the battle and an Emmy-award winning film called Field of Lost Shoes shown hourly in the theater. Outside visitors will enjoy three hundred acres of core battlefield property accessible by foot or car. The New Market Battlefield State Historical Park offers two walking trails across the farm and battlefield terminating atop Bushong's Hill and two scenic overlooks 100 feet above the Shenandoah River. Historically-named features include the Field of Lost Shoes, a wheatfield so named by cadets because of lost footwear, and the Fatal Orchard, a dangerous part of the battlefield next to the farm. Finally, the Bushong Farm features seven buildings to explore. The two frame houses were witnesses to the battle that day. Exhibits inside tell the story of what life was like in the Shenandoah Valley before and during the Civil War.
This was an excellent museum showing the civil war in Virginia and especially the part Virginia Military Institute played in the New Market Battle. Be sure to watch the movie, it was done very well. We walked the trails afterwards to where the family stayed in the cellar during the battle. Hard to imagine the two sides were as close as they were. Be sure to learn about the field of shoes.
We would recommend this to anyone.
4.5 based on 30 reviews
We were very impressed by the remarkable quality of this visitors center. It has extensive info on many aspects of the Park: the relocation of 400 families that had to move when the Park was created; racial segregation; and the natural world, including Big Meadows and wildlife. The movie was very good, and the gift shop offered many helpful books along with a variety of attractive souvenirs.
5 based on 228 reviews
Mountaintop Wilderness Horseback Guided Trail Rides are located in the Shenedoah Valley of Virgina and boarder the National Park and Skyline Drive on 3 sides. WE offer one and two hour rides for the whole family and for children as young as 5. We have a wilderness ride that digs deep into Appalachian History and a Sound of Music Ride where the rider is surrounded by 360 degree high mountain views
The family was very nice. The horses were very much taken care of and the experience was simply wonderful. A must do over when I come back into town.
5 based on 88 reviews
River Hill Wine and Spirits is a family owned, farm based winery and distillery located along the Shenandoah River in Luray, Page county, Virginia. We pride ourselves in small batch high quality Wines and Whiskeys. We also have a full selection of farm raised beef and pork products as well as farm fresh eggs available for sale at the distillery building
We showed up 15 minutes before the published opening. The owner took us inside and gave us a tour and tasting immediately. The owner was very talented, personable and colorful person. He gave a very informative, informal, friendly tour and tasting. They have a lot going on here. There is the whiskey distilling, the winery, and the farm. River Hill also sells its own beef. It is a true family operation. This was a great, relaxing tour. Highly recommended.
4.5 based on 112 reviews
Wish we had found this earlier so we could have spent more time. The movie Field of Lost Shoes is based on this site. A group of cadets at the Virginia Military Institute who participated in the Battle of New Market against U.S. forces during the American Civil War. The battle was fought in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia on May 15, 1864. The name of the movie came from the fact of many shoes were left on the battlefield because of the muddy conditions during the battle.
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Our small farm winery is nestled on the western slope of the Blue Ridge mountains. We are located in the Shenandoah Valley in Page county, known for its rural character and scenic beauty, between the towns of Luray and Stanley. This is a working farm and vineyard; we also have a flock of natural-colored Romney sheep as well as free-roaming chickens.We invite you to come out and enjoy a day in the country. Bring a picnic and wander around the farm and vineyard or just sit on our deck, enjoying the wine and the surroundings.
This was a cute winery with a beautiful yard hosting a lot of different farm animals. The wine was pretty good, the staff was welcoming, everything was really personal (compared to some larger wineries we’ve been to), and the location was charming. We even got to keep our wine glasses after our tasting.
If you’re in the area, then it’s worth a visit.
5 based on 34 reviews
SoLace Studios fine handcrafts is the working studio of marbling fiber artist Barb Polin. In addition, to Polin's marbled creations in silk and leather, you will find unique handcrafts of over 250 American craftsmen. The shop is nestled at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains off the Swift Run Gap exit of Skyline Drive. In a completely restored circa 1920's building paralleling the Shenandoah River, SoLace offers pottery, clothing, jewelry, stained glass, garden sculptures, fine art, handcrafted soap and many more uniquely designed gifts, souvenirs and fine handcrafts. If you're staying at Massanutten Resort, visiting Skyline Drive. just driving through the backroads through Shenandoah National Park or canoeing the Shenandoah River, your visit to SoLace is sure not to be your last.
We enjoyed our visit and shopping experience at this wonderful store. A variety of artists and crafters' work is displayed everywhere!! Marbled silks, clothing, pottery, lighting, glass pieces, and much, much more. Not pretentious with some humorous items, different items and beautiful items as well....MoreIt was a pleasure to have you as one of our guests and hope to have the same opportunity often in the future. We appreciate your kind words and how you enjoyed your visit.
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