From the moment of requesting information about a Shenandoah Valley wine tour to completing it,…read moreMichael was on top of things, he communicates well,he is fun and very knowledgeable about the Front Royal area and wineries. His car was clean,he was early for our pick up and created the most enjoyable experience for us. We will definitely use him again for our next visit. LuAnn

Michael was our chauffeur for a bachelorette trip a few weeks ago and was absolutely amazing! He…read moremade the trip to the wineries so enjoyable, 10000% recommend!

I was visiting Luray from SC when my car decided to take a mental health break and leave me…read morestranded. I quickly found out there are no Ubers, Lyfts, or anything of the like in the area to pick me up and take me to Enterprise in Harrisonburg. I looked up taxi services and rolled the dice on Front Royal Taxi; my call was answered on the first ring and a taxi was quickly dispatched to save me. My driver, Casey (or KC) was so kind, informative (he gave me the name of a great mechanic) and waited for me at Enterprise until I had the rental keys in my hand. 10/10 recommend!

Sadly poor service. Said they'd pick us up and didn't even call back to say they couldn't.read more

A hidden treasure under an hour from DC. We stayed here and were treated like royalty. The…read morebreakfast was delicious and plentiful. We also booked our daughter's wedding reception here, and it was epic. The one stop service was amazing. From the organizers, catering, design, florals, photographers they hit every mark and more. Cannot say enough great things about The L

Where do I even start? If you are looking to get married…read morehere DO IT If you are looking to stay in the BnB DO IT If you're looking to go to any event catered by Zesty Gourmet DO IT. We were married here on 10/22 and the entire experience was beautiful and stress free. The whole planning process was so easy and Anthony and Natallia go above and beyond to curate and elevate your event while making it your own. I had my full trust in their design expertise and gave them so much control and I'm so happy I did because it was absolutely beautiful (trust the experts!). My florals were more beautiful than I could've even imagined. The whole experience is a family affair. There's no stuffiness or cookie cutter event experience you are interacting with some of the most genuine and kind people that keep that wariness while also being the utmost professionals. Even while we were getting ready we felt we were absolutely taken care of by the staff (Ava in particular was extremely attentive and kind) And the food is just incredible! From our tasting, to our breakfast, no one goes hungry here. They are extremely accommodating to dietary restrictions and allergies and every single thing I tried was *chef's kiss.* The BnB rooms are clean and cozy and well-decorated. They come stocked with snacks and most essentials you may need and one of my bridesmaids now wants to know the mattress brand because her bed was so comfortable. We cannot wait to get our professional photos back and we are so happy that we have new friends in Natallia and Anthony!

Another lovely weekend at the ranch! I've been coming here for years but this was our first visit…read moresince the new owners took over. We bring our own horses and it was nice to see improvements made to the horse pens such as closer water access, stone dust, and more corrals! Check-in went smoothly and staff were very accommodating and helpful. Elk cabin was cozy, clean, and well stocked with necessities. The ranch horses being used for guided rides appeared to be well cared for. Overall this is a beautiful, peaceful place to stay. We can't wait to come back!

Inconsiderate staff. I understand that weight limits are important for the safety of the horses,…read morebut the way it was handled felt unnecessarily rude. The repeated questioning felt excessive and honestly left me wondering whether assumptions were being made about me before I even arrived. As a Hispanic customer, I can guarantee once my name was revealed, suddenly I didn't know my own weight?? Being asked to reconfirm as if I was expected to be pearl the whale. Furthermore, I almost died and they HARASSED ME!! I was in a hospital bed, calls after calls leading to the below messages. From an unknown number not registered to the business. Super unprofessional, will never consider this place EVER AGAIN. Gitty yo ass up out the way while you can.

What a great experience. This was my first time zip lining and Riley and Preston were professional,…read moreengaging, upbeat, and thorough. We went ziplining during their moonlight 9pm tour and it was a great adventure. They went above and beyond to make sure we felt confident and empowered when transitioning to each zip line or bridge. It even rained during our night tour and they remained professional and kept everyone's spirts up. We also heard a bear roar during our tour which was a bit scary, but also cool at the same time. It did help with the fear that we were several feet off the ground. We were provided with gear, glow lights for our helmets and the hands on training exercises before we embarked were priceless. Everyone wore their masks and it was a nice outing to experience durning COVID-19. Heads up this activity is hosted by a third party on the Salamander resort (which is a beautiful property) but is pretty deep in the woods.

My wife's sister got us two tickets to this as a Christmas present. We took off for a day in June…read more2022 and did the Treetop Zip Line adventure. We were on time and got carted to the course but they were expecting three people to join us. As it turns out, those three people thought they had signed up for a different time so my wife and I got to do this with just us and our two guides. Our guides were Tim N. and Gwen. We had done a Zip Line adventure with our kids in Williamsburg but this was completely different than that. After a very brief training and test on how to stop yourself on the zip line, we headed for the course. In total, there were five zip lines on the course and the guides gave us some history and fun facts between each zip line. After going down the first two, I was very confident in my braking and making sure I got to the platform at the end. My wife had some issues braking throughout all five zip lines. Since there were only two of us doing the adventure, the owner said we could go through the course again. Our guides said this does not normally happen. I was excited to go through the course a second time and my wife got way more comfortable braking during this second trip through. Our guides were friendly and very helpful. They had to pull my wife in a couple of times and they were great at walking her through it and were very patient. Based on this experience, we will definitely come back when the kids are old enough to join us.

This review is actually for the pick your own section of the farm- which you would only find out…read moreabout if you followed the signs for blueberries they have scattered around eastern Purcellville. Its set up as a very low key operation- no mention of it on their website. There is a small shed with trays to bring to the field, and a basket for paying by the honor system- its CASH ONLY. The blueberry bushes are only a short walk from the parking area- and the bushes were loaded with berries. Most importantly, the berries are fantastic- grocery store berries aren't even close. I would love to see this place up its social media presence a little (like even a mention on their website maybe?), and offer a venmo or paypal option for payment. The berries are worth it.

Shhhh.... I have a secret for you Yelpers out there…read more Want to get away from the run of the mill? Need to relax, unwind and de-stress? Like Leesburg, and the area up near Purcellville? But not sure where to stay? Well, here is a hint... my wife, daughter and I visited Barbara the owner of Creek Crossing Farm at Chappelle Hill, and I promised I'd make a "5 Star" rating for her, Joel and her chickens. We arrived recently for a couple of nights stay, and Barbara and Tripper (her Jack Russel pup) met us at the drive to say hello and welcome us like family. She introduced us to the house- and what a house it is. Built in the late 1700's, this farmhouse has all the modern necessities - and we started to relax immediately. The photos and the entire house are just amazing. We took our meals in the kitchen, because it just felt like being a part of the family. Her son Joel stopped in about the time the tour ended, and offered to bring in our bags from the car - even though it was obvious that he had had a long, long day. We said we'd bring them in ourselves, and he smiled and nodded - and started talking about his day. See... You're immediately part of the family, and the stories will start to flow. You can't make this stuff up... its just the way it is from the moment you arrive... and stays that way until you leave. Life... and moments like this... are priceless. Then Barbara makes the breakfasts herself, from fresh eggs from the brood of chickens in her hen house. The meals are "all you can eat" - and the food is delicious and plentiful. All local foods too, from the bacon, to the ham, to the bread - to the fresh coffee cake Barbara made that morning. She'll even tell you about the foxes, deer, raccoons and hawks... all of which she has had to protect her farm from. The house grounds have a small fish pond, and lots of grassy room to run around in - which was great for our seventeen month old daughter. We sat out in the field one night and enjoyed a local bottle of wine, with some cheese - as the sun sat over the blueberry fields. Oh did that feel good... If you're really nice, Barbara will even show you the new Grand Piano that she just got... and she plays so well... you'll feel so good inside. And she never seems to slow down, and is always interested in making your stay a good one. And she knows the neighborhood, and all the good gossip too... and knows what to and what not to say. Price is very good, as are the location, the rooms, and the decor. Bottom Line: "ABOVE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED." And tell Barbara that you saw the review on Yelp, so she can give you a proper welcome. "God bless you, Barbara... we had a great time! See you and Joel soon we hope!"

Fantastic place with a fantastic tour. Anyone interested in history, architecture, antique…read morefurniture, the arts, agricultural and seeing a rare living history monument should tour Clermont Farm. Bob Stieg, Jr., (the busy CEO), gave us a personal tour geared to our interests. It is obviously his passion, and he willingly and graciously shared his abundant knowledge with enthusiasm. It was easy to arrange a personal tour with Jessica, the Office Manager, who accommodated our schedule. This tour is a treat, and we recommend highly!!!

Beautiful farm dating back to 1700s. It is not open to the public except for rare special events.read more

This place is almost HEAVEN! We drove from Round Hill (off of VA Rt 7 West), along a winding…read morecounty road which had seen lots of erosion due to heavy rains of late. The road quickly turned to 'rugged', but as the AT sign says is regularly maintained by AT volunteers to move tree limbs, rocks, etc out of your way. There is a small parking area at the trail head at the foot of the Blackburn Cottage. This is truly a magical place deep in the forest of the Catoctin Mountains. The views while coming DOWN are amazing. There is some 'trash' on the road going up which appears to be an abandoned home. But, you will find this place well worth the effort. An all wheel drive car (We have a Subaru) is helpful as the road is VERY rugged. Thanks to the crew that keeps it open, there's even a donation bank to donate for road stone etc. Love this place.