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    Bluestone Vineyard

    4.1 (88 reviews)
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    Enjoying the view on a chilly fall day!
    Mydalya C.

    Bluestone Vineyard is gorgeous! Popped in on a midweek day off and we were lucky to be the only patrons drinking wine on a random Tuesday afternoon! We shared a flight, had a taste of the coders, enjoyed a warm mug of glüwhein, and took a couple of bottles to go. We loved the ambience of a fireplace and cozy seating, and lots of winery theme merch to peruse through. Our wine attendant was very pleasant and helpful. We were happy to have stumbled upon this winery and will definitely be back!

    Tutti S.

    This place was so much fun. The person serving the 'tastes' of wine was so sweet and friendly, she made the experience fun. My only complaint was that there wye no chairs or stools where we were served. We had to stand up for the entire time. I actually liked just about every type of wine I tried. No bitter aftertaste with the dry reds. Great smooth flavors melded together. I ended up buying a few bottles to take home. Very fun. Keeping this one on the list to go to every time I'm in the area.

    Matthew F.

    Very nice visit to a vineyard that has one of the nicest views I've seen in a while. Bluestone makes 5000 cases/year, and has about 18 acres of vines, plus they lease some vineyards and get grapes from elsewhere. So...not a big producer, but not a nano-producer by any means. I didn't get the backstory of the vineyard, but it was easy to tell why they picked this location. The hillside is very scenic, especially with the gorgeous home on top. The tasting room is small (actually in the owner's basement...but a wonderful basement!), but that should change once the new tasting room is ready (which, sadly, is at the bottom of the hill). Several tasting options are available; I did the Reserve Reds. What struck me was how well aged the reds are; all were 2013 or 2014 vintages. Not only that, but Bluestone tends to keep their reds in barrel longer than most places, at around 20 months. This is my style of red! What I tried: 2015 Wilton White (Viognier): Fermented in acacia wood. Amazing woody nose that reminded me of a Chardonnay with a long time in new French Oak. I was shocked to learn this was a Viognier; nearly everywhere else, they tend to have an overpowering honeysuckle nose. But the nose was wonderful and the wine was very soft. Best Viognier I've had in a while! 2015 Petit Manseng: The nose was sugary but the palate was not. Tropical fruit notes, and I suspect high acid. 2015 Chambourcin: Fruity; not bad but not a repeat for me. 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon: Very red fruit forward. 2013 Houndstooth red blend: Smokey, with a black cherry finish. Nice. 2014 Petit Verdot: Some bite but not overwhelming, like some PVs can be. 2013 Cadenza (red blend): The word is a musical term for improvisation, the wine maker changes this blend up all the time, so this blend could be dramatically different next year. It was bold up front but the red fruit came out at the end.

    Alanna M.

    Highly recommend! For years my fiancé and I have traveled from NYC to visit Harrisonburg multiple times simply to visit this vineyard. About a year ago we made the decision to get married here - and we will be doing just that in 26 days! A tasting here is inexpensive and worth it. Be sure to try the Crooked and Weedy - it's a sweeter red that is delicious. The staff is attentive - we've never had to wait longer than 5 minutes to have a tasting started. We always go to the Cheese Place in the Dayton market prior to visiting to be prepared with snacks once we finish our tasting and buy a few bottles of wine. The grounds are beautiful - we have seen them in rain, sun and snow. Parking is plenty.

    View from the garden chairs
    Deborah D.

    This is the first vineyard I visited when we moved to Virginia. Every time we visit we are never disappointed. We have brought many family and friends and they all find a wine that pleases their own personal taste. We joined the members club and that too did not let us down. We chose the winemakers choice package and every quarter we are delighted with three wines to fit the season. I highly recommend this winery.

    Brittany H.

    Blue stone has the perfect backdrop for a beautiful sunset while enjoying a nice glass of wine. I've been here in the summer but my most recent visit on a warmer winter day was just perfect! The fire pits had just enough warmth to make sitting out in the patio enjoyable. The service in the tasting room is excellent! Staff are attentive, knowledgeable and helpful in making informed wine choices for a novice wine drinker, like myself. I would highly recommend catching the sunset here while enjoying a glass of wine or even better, a flight! The view was absolutely breathtaking!

    David R.

    Bluestone opened in April 2011 and is a nice find between Harrisonburg and Staunton, surrounded by mountains, cow pastures, vineyards and cornfields. This area of Virginia is different from the rest of the state - the Shenandoah Valley has unique, rich soil and the elevations allow for unusual (for Virginia) varietals like Pinot Noir, Riesling and Gewürtztraminer. These are wines that the Finger Lakes and the Pacific Northwest do well, but Virginia? Bluestone currently offers five whites and two reds. All whites are crisp and refreshing--Vidal Blanc, Chadonnay, Viognier, Traminette and a slightly sweet table white called Beau (named after their golden retriever). All were served chilled to the max for the 95+ degree day we visited. The two reds (more are coming) are a Cab Franc and Cab Sauv - both were a bit on the watery side. This place excels with its whites. The tasting room is a little small and is what we commonly call a "Falcon Crest" type tasting room. Long story....... A nice addition to the state and the winery-deficient Harrisonburg/JMU region.

    Good wine and an amazing view! What else can you ask for?
    Mariah G.

    Amazing view, friendly staff, and good wine-- what else can you ask for? We visited here during our weekend trip to Harrisonburg and we were glad that we did! Such a relaxing place to be in and it is not as crowded as the wineries I have been to. We did the tasting-- you have a choice between the reds, whites, reserve, and the sweet wines. My husband did the sweet and I did the wine. I think each tasting was 6 dollars (pretty cheap), the lady by the counter said if we wanted to try additional wines we were free to do so--how wonderful is that! We liked their selection and bought 3 bottles to take home. The Beau is really good and highly recommend it. If you are into sweet wines, apparently they are only one of a few wineries that make Moscato (this was interesting). If you are in the area, I highly recommend to give them a visit!

    Beautiful view of vineyard against mountains.

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    Be sure to try their Beau white and Cabernet Franc red. Mmm.

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    thoroughly enjoyed our visit here! so beautiful and the wine was delicious! Highly recommend

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    Thanks Penny. We're glad you came!

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    Thanks for coming out C.C.! Enjoy the Petit Manseng.

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    Great vineyard , family owned. Baue is my favorite sipping wine for summer.

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    Lovely and affordable tasting menu, and a truly memorable sunset view. Romantic, peaceful, and dazzling with the changing seasons.

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    Best wines in and around Harrisonburg. Great views. Friendly staff. I always enjoy my visit. Would highly recommend

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    Melrose Caverns - The reflecting pool. So dramatic with the lighting.

    Melrose Caverns

    4.4(18 reviews)
    14.9 mi

    Absolutely fascinating history at these caverns! We're Civil War buffs and honestly did not know…read moreabout these caverns. It was amazing. Our tour guide (I forget her name - so sorry) was amazing. She was knowledgeable and mixed historical content with geological content. The fact that experts from The Smithsonian came here to collect the artifacts (both Native American and Civil War) and authenticate several signatures (I believe from further research I did and then saw at the site, they cataloged the signatures as well) gives this site authenticity. For anyone that is into history, just the thought that you are standing in a place where Native Americans were before Europeans came to this continent AS WELL AS where Civil War soldiers etched their name for future generations, this is a MUST SEE. Is it pricy? Sure. But I give grace there. These caverns have been owned by the same family (they are on the 10th & 11th generation) since the original Harrison family acquired the land in 1748 by a land grant from King George. This isn't a gov't owned site. And from what I have seen and read, this family is dedicated to maintaining the integrity of the caves. That can't be cheap. And I will say, it's worth it for the history alone. That is what sets it apart from all the other caverns in the Shenandoah valley. Could the gift shop be better? Sure. If you have helpful suggestions for improvement, let them know. They are all incredibly friendly. Don't wait and just complain in a review, We will recommend a visit here to any and everyone who is in the area seeing the sites. In fact, this cave is still being explored and new rooms and spaces are being discovered. Our guide told us they are working on adding a new room to the tour. So do we anticipate we'll be back when in the area again? Absolutely!

    Worth the detour and the 1.5 hrs. If you have been in caves before, guess what? This looks like…read morea cave system too. However, unlike any other cave system I'm aware of, these caverns were actively used during the civil war. The evidence is everywhere within the caverns. Pretty neat, unusual. This is a small, quaint, friendly operation. Our guide Reagan was wonderful.

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    Indian carving

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    Nice walkway

    Melrose Caverns - The "register." Many soldiers "signed" their names here when they arrived.

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    The "register." Many soldiers "signed" their names here when they arrived.

    Silver Lake Bed and Breakfast - Dining room.

    Silver Lake Bed and Breakfast

    4.8(36 reviews)
    5.2 mi

    My wife and I are wanderlusts from Michigan who yearned for an intimate destination wedding. We…read morewanted a cozy wedding near the mountains at a venue that didn't break the bank. Weeks of searching online led us to Silver Lake Bed and Breakfast. Silver Lake Bed and Breakfast is a 1750s log home that sits on a 100-acre farm outside Harrisonburg, Virginia. The house retains its original rustic charm, with hand-hewn beams and bluestone chimneys. The owners have made tasteful renovations over time, too- digital thermostats, glass walk-in showers, and WiFi. There are wide-open views around the B&B. On any given morning, you might catch a glimpse of a cow, a deer, or the friendly farm cat, Maple. There are lovely rolling hills in the distance. It's quiet and peaceful. You'd never realize that a city of 51,000 people is only ten minutes away. It was everything we'd hoped to find. Since we only anticipated about 40 guests, we qualified for Silver Lake's intimate wedding package. That package allowed us to rent all six of the B&B's guest rooms for our wedding party and parents. We were able to hold our wedding ceremony and reception on-site. Weather permitting, the ceremony would be held outside in front of a beautiful arbor overlooking the hills. We'd have our reception under a large tent in the backyard. After confirming the cancellation policy a few dozen times, we booked before we ever set foot on the property. The owners stopped responding after we signed a contract. Weeks went by. We repeatedly left voicemails and sent e-mails, and no response. Finally, our wedding planner had enough and visited the venue. That's when we learned the owners we booked with had sold the B&B. The new owners were taking the reins and would contact us soon. Undoubtedly, this was an anxious time for us. In hindsight, it was the best thing that could've happened. The new owners, Ben and Hannah, contacted us a couple of weeks later. They apologized profusely for the confusion and promised us an extraordinary experience. They delivered on this promise in spades! Since taking over, they made many improvements to the property we enjoyed for our wedding day. We're grateful for their efforts and excited to see their continued progress! Ben recently refinished the front porch. It's a welcome and comfortable place to sit in a rocking chair on a chilly morning with a cup of hot coffee and a book. Their dining room features a giant, exquisite dining table that Hannah artfully decorates each season. It's a perfect place to enjoy a hot, filling breakfast and forge new friendships. Lastly, there are guest books in every room and the main dining room. We enjoyed reading about previous guests' stories and experiences. Hopefully, future guests will enjoy reading about ours! Ben and Hannah worked seamlessly with our wedding vendors to arrange on-site visits and discuss logistics. They communicated constantly and accommodated every reasonable request. We are so grateful that a twist of fate allowed us to meet them. They politely stayed inside for our wedding ceremony, but we insisted they join us for our reception under the tent in their backyard. They cooked and cared for us for days; the least we could do was offer them the same treatment. We are still determining when we'll return to Virginia, but we will undoubtedly stay at Silver Lake Bed and Breakfast when we do. We know we'll leave with full bellies and hearts. Thank you, Ben and Hannah, for letting us into your home, treating us like family, and providing an unforgettable wedding experience.

    Absolutely adorable Bed & Breakfast. It was incredibly clean and inviting. We only stayed one night…read moreand it wasn't long enough so we will definitely be back. The hosts were very lovely!

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    Silver Lake Bed and Breakfast - Notching visible on the original logs.

    Notching visible on the original logs.

    Silver Lake Bed and Breakfast - Side view of the house in the fall.

    Side view of the house in the fall.

    Silver Lake Bed and Breakfast - Exterior view.

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    Exterior view.

    Best Western Plus Harrisonburg - Front Desk

    Best Western Plus Harrisonburg

    3.4(35 reviews)
    5.5 mi
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    Friendly Wonder staff members, delish breakfast, nice relaxing heated indoor pool…read more Nice and clean area.

    You get what you pay for. We were traveling with our cat who stays in a huge crate, that she never…read moreleaves. We are seniors and we reserved a room with a couch so that we could sit comfortably. Since we were traveling with a pet they would not give us the room ww reserved. We told them that our cat stays in the crate, they didn't care. The front desk person told us that a cat destroyed a couch so they don't allow pets in rooms with couches, which is odd because there's a chair, which a cat could also destroy. Sadly there were no other rooms anywhere close by, we were stuck. The room we got had one kind of comfy chair and a plastic folding chair. The rug was dirty and the room smelled like cigarettes, we told the front desk, their solution, spray Zep Cleaning spray, we told them no, because then the room would smell cigarettes and cleaning spray. The beds are so high they were hard to get in and out of, and the light fixtures between the beds looked like they were ready to fall off the wall. We left at 5:30am, we saw someone setting up for breakfast and we told her we were checking out and as we left the key at the counter, she nodded. Later in the day we called because we didn't get an invoice, we told the person who answered the phone that we were disappointed with our short stay and he said, we don't have a complaint, instead of saying, I'm so sorry to hear that. He said he would send it again, we are still waiting.

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    Sundry Shop

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    CrossKeys Vineyards - Mediterranean Plate Shelby Handheld in the back

    CrossKeys Vineyards

    4.1(325 reviews)
    9.5 mi
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    Excellent service, delicious food, wonderful ambiance 5stars all around!! Our servers Lindsay and…read moreSterling were fantastic! Will be back.

    While staying at Massanutten Resort, we received a buy-one-get-one wine tasting offer for CrossKeys…read moreWinery, and it turned out to be one of the highlights of our trip. From the moment we arrived, the staff was welcoming, friendly, and incredibly knowledgeable about the winery and its selection of wines. Rachel guided us through our tasting experience, and she was fantastic. She mentioned that she had been working there for about a year, which honestly surprised us because she was so confident, personable, and entertaining. Her sense of humor and excellent customer service made the experience even more enjoyable. The winery itself is absolutely beautiful. The décor, atmosphere, lighting, furniture, and bar setup were all thoughtfully designed and created an upscale yet comfortable environment. I couldn't stop admiring the space. We also had the pleasure of meeting some wonderful people during our visit--a group of siblings and their spouses. In an incredibly kind gesture, they paid for our meal and wished to remain anonymous. I couldn't leave without expressing my gratitude for their generosity. What stood out most was how engaging the staff was. They kept conversations flowing, shared laughs with guests, and created a warm, welcoming atmosphere that made everyone feel at home. While the food wasn't quite as impressive as the wine and service, it was still enjoyable and certainly not bad. Overall, this was the best winery experience I've had, and I look forward to returning whenever I have the chance.

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    CrossKeys Vineyards - Reception hall

    Reception hall

    CrossKeys Vineyards
    CrossKeys Vineyards

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