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What to do and see in Dublin, United States: The Best Places and Tips
Dublin is a town in Pulaski County, Virginia, United States. The population was 2,534 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Blacksburg–Christiansburg–Radford Metropolitan Statistical Area. It is the site of the Volvo Group Trucks Operations New River Valley Cab and Vehicle Assembly plant.
Restaurants in Dublin
1. Claytor Lake State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By Sandra E - Beckley, West Virginia, United States
Claytor Lake State Park is unbeatable for camping, picnics, boating, parties, fishing, weddings, photographics, wildlife, & great birding. The park staff is great & will help you with anything. Camping is hindered only by a lack of a good reservation system. I once had to sit in my camper 6 hours to get into a site that would fit my 5th. Wheel. You can't just reserve your site. I have not been able to camp there once this season even though my camper is boarded at Hales boateL, JUST 100 yards from the park entrance.
The marina is small & the slips are difficult to maneuver in & out of. It's an old marina that needs upgraded.There is room to add slips for larger boats but like many of the state parks, money is a problem.
Picnic sites are great & restrooms are clean & handicapped accessible- except for the one beside the marina. Again, lack of funding is the problem.
Birding is excellent and Osprey nests are viewable. Big blue herons & piliated woodpeckers are numerous.
Park fees are reasonable & fishing, parking handicapped areas are throughout the park.
2. Wildwood Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Yumtastical - Salem, Virginia
This is a great little park with a nice walking/biking trail through the woods and connecting to Bissett Park trails, river, and recreation areas as well as main street/downtown area. Perfect place for a nature walk, run, bike ride, family time playing in the creek.
3. Draper Mercantile
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
The Draper Mercantile is a historic building restored as an arts and cultural heritage center. Showcasing the best of Southwest Virginia, we feature local arts, local and gourmet foods and have regular live music on stage. We have an eclectic array of unique gifts, handcrafted jewelry, and outdoor recreation gear. The New River Trail is beside us - come shop, dine and enjoy New River recreation. One mile off exit 92 on I-81.
Reviewed By nrlaker - Dublin, VA
Nice and varied lunch menu in a very relaxing setting. Presentation of plate is very appetizing and food is delicious. Homemade potato chips make a great appetizer and the house salad is very fresh. Sandwiches are very tasty and filling. The desserts are outstanding. After your meal you can browse thru the market and adjoining buildings which have a variety of goods.
4. Calfee Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Micky O - Richmond, Virginia
This is a great ballpark for watching the Pulaski Yankees play. There is not a bad seat in the park. Very clean and roomy seats. Ticket prices are very reasonable- $5/$8/$11. The food is good - especially the soft serve ice cream. Fun night for all of us.
5. Battle of Cloyd's Mountain - Virginia Historical Marker
6. Glencoe Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By galndixie - Christiansburg, Virginia
We went to the museum for the Mary Draper Ingles weekend, saw all the venues, it was very informative and interesting. Our tour guide in the home was dressed in a beautiful period costume, and truly looked and acted the part of a Civil War Belle. She was very knowledgeable about the house, the Wharton and Radford families, the area history, and the times. The history displays were very well put together, the whole house and the grounds were immaculate, and the visit was a relaxing and educational experience. Entry is free, they do have a donation box, which helps to support the museum, but it is not required to donate. I would definitely recommend it to everyone. If you're driving down I-81 and need a break, stop off exit 105, drive on into town, it's on your left, and there are places to eat nearby. It's an easy re-entry back onto I-81. It's a stop worth making!
7. Draper Mountain Overlook
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Peter H - Twinsburg, Ohio
Just two little pull offs on each side of the road but well worth a few minutes of your time to catch the views of the area. Great spot to watch the sunset. There's also an old chimney left standing from some sort of structure there. Didn't take time to read the signage. I'll get that on the next visit.
8. Sunshine Tours
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 10 reviews
Sunshine Tours, founded in 1982, conducts Escorted Motorcoach Tours to all Destinations in the United States and Canada. We offer various pickup points for these Tours in Southwestern Virginia; Eastern Tennessee; Southern West Virginia, Staunton, Charlottesville, and Richmond. Tours range from 1 day to 31 days in length. We also have Buses available for Charter. Our Office and Bus Terminal is located in Dublin, Virginia.
Reviewed By Kushka - Poquoson, Virginia
We took the Casino tour to Bethlehem, Pa with this company. we were picked up at a designated area in Richmond. It was a two night stay tour. It was wonderful. The driver Paul and the hostess Linda were great . Paul was a confident driver and Linda was personable and funny. She told lots of cute little jokes , strolled the aisle visiting with everyone on the bus and knew all of our names without having to ask. Played quite a few games of bingo. That helped pass the time. . We had a great time at the Sands Casino and hotel and it was so stress free knowing that Paul would be driving us home. We have been on other trips with this company and they are always enjoyable and fun. If you . want to leave the driving to someone else, try this company. they offer lots of wonderful trips to many different places and they have different pick up points along the way.
9. St. Albans Sanitorium
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By klynnbee - Michigan
Went to a haunted house that was set up in the old Sanatorium. It was a perfect venue to scare and creep you out. Not much else to say except it's an old abandoned Sanatorium what more could you want?
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