During a family vacation stay at an AirBnb river house in Draper VA over a long weekend in mid-June…read more2022, I called Anthony at River Junction C&C to rent a canoe for 2 days. He was very friendly and offered to deliver the canoe, paddles, and 2 adult life vests on early Saturday morning (8:30am). Very reasonable rates and friendly service. I would strongly recommend River Junction C&C for any of your canoe rental needs. Anthony prefers to communicate by phone or text messages (instead of emails). Look for more information on their Facebook page which will have the following URL: https://www.facebook.com/riverjunctioncampground.

I feel like I found a hidden gem at this campground! Located right on the massive River, the site…read morehad plenty of space for my tent, car, plus a picnic table and fire ring. Restrooms with shower were clean and roomy. The rv campers were friendly too. All and all, I wish I lived closer because I would love to make this a regular experience. Woke up to the fog covering the land making it feel magical. It's a 10/10!

awesome experience! everyone is great. highly recommend! went for a trail ride. guides are very…read moreexperienced

The whole crew and horses were amazing out there we road for two hours and it was the best time of…read moreour lives .

It is a very nice campground. The bathroom and showroom is nice an clean. The people are very…read morefriendly and willing to help you with any problems you may have. I was very, very low on diesel in my truck. I didn't want to fill up before getting there with my big 5th wheel, but didn't consider that the campground is on top of a hill and the truck using way more diese driving up there! I was literally on fumes when I arrived. The guys from the campground got me a canister of diesel and didn't even wanted to charge me for it! "We're glad to help you out!" of course I paid for it, but it shows how nice and willing to help they are. Unfortunately the weather was cold and rainy, so we couldn't really enjoy the place. It is a bit messy when it's wet, because the spots are only gravel Would recommend it to everyone!

We visited Chantilly Festival Farms for the 2015 BlueGrass Festival and really liked the grounds &…read moreset-up. Their website says not to depend on GPS to get there but it worked for us (to be fair though, we didn't depend on it.) The farm was easy enough to find. The first directional sign showed up about the time we thought that we might have passed it. Parking was a large level field just off the road and they had a shuttle (someone's personal car) taking patrons to the admission gate, which was just ;over the crest of the hill. Grounds are pretty and well-maintained. There was a large permanent structure for dining/shade and it looked like Floyd Country Store has a permanent structure there. Sound system was excellent. Use of natural slope for amphitheatre-like seating/sound very nice. Would be tickled to visit Chantilly again for another event. Bring shade if sitting for a long spell.

The staff and owners of this farm and hosts of the yearly Pumpkin Patch/Corn Maze are some of the…read morekindest people I've met in some time. They have a gorgeous farm with an incredible view, that left my family and I feeling rejuvenated from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. They have great selection of children based activities such as a playground area filled with a toy car play box, slides, bounce area, hoops throwing basket(fair/arcade style), tractor rides, and so much more! If you haven't visited their location I would highly recommend doing so!

Wonderful family atmosphere for fall festivities as well as school field trips for the little…read morepeople !

My brother and I played a round of golf at the Pete Dye River Course last summer on a shorter road…read moretrip we took. We both loved the course! We had an afternoon tee time at 2:30 and just about had the course to ourselves. It took us until the 15th hole to catch groups in front of us and we never saw anyone playing behind us. Their twilight rates made the course relatively inexpensive. As far as the actual course goes, it's absolutely beautiful. The scenery is amazing as you play many holes right along New River. It was peaceful and relaxing to hear the sound of the moving water. The course played so well. Some holes were a little tough, but I'd expect no different since it's a Pete Dye design (RIP). This course had been on my state-by-state golf course bucket list for a long time so I was glad to have gotten to check it off. I could see myself going on a trip to go play there again down the road!

This is a fantastic track. The views from the clubhouse are gorgeous. Either side overlooks both…read morenines which are way down below on the riverbed. One of the flatter courses I've ever been to as well. The routing is very well done and the river can come into play quickly on a few holes. Not many trees except on the edges of the property. Pete Dye uses mounding (eyebrows) on the far side of his fairway bunkers to play tricks with you visually. I actually liked it. From above they seem like little dabs of paint on a beautiful canvas. If you are at the far side of one, it's easy to get out but you can also roll against that raised face and have to go out sideways. Honestly sometimes playing down the wrong hole is the easier way to get to your green. All the holes are memorable but take the time to climb some stairs to get to some of the raised tee boxes for the championship tees, they have the best views. As with most Pete Dye tracks, the greens have shaved sides where you golf ball can end up far below the level of the green so be careful. Middle of the green isn't a bad place to be. Up above (maybe 80+ feet above the course?) you have the clubhouse. The pro shop was decently stocked but the person working there seemed more annoyed by any questions I had about the merchandise and pricing. The starter, however, was excellent. The practice green gives you a good sense of what you will face on the course. There is also a practice chipping green/bunker area and a small driving range. There seemed to be a learning center on the far side as well. I played as a single on a summer Sunday afternoon and got around in 2 hour and 20 minutes. Had to play through two groups but that's making good time. Next time I hope to walk this course. The only brutal part would be the long climb back up the hill. I definitely hope to be back.

These folks were very accommodating and helpful with my new Specialized e-bike. I highly recommend…read moretheir service.

Unprofessional, I came in twice to get a tune up. The first time the owner said he couldn't provide…read morea quote and to come back another day. I came back another day and he sat on his phone for 45 min on a personal call in the middle of normal business hours.

Beautiful park. We were here for the Farm Equipment Show. The weather didn't cooperate as the skies…read moregrew darker and eventually poured rain but before the rush to the car we had a fun time. Huge park with rolling green spaces, wooded camping areas with hook-ups and a large shelter where we had lunch out if the rain.

Wow! What nice playground. And the best part is that it's super inclusive and fun for people of all…read moreabilities and ages. There was a lot of attention and detail put into this playground at Huckleberry Park. All of the play spaces have a rubberized surface to cushion falls. There is a playground structure for big kids and little kids, with slides, bridges and things to climb. There's also a merry-go-round, a musical game, a ga-ga ball court, swings, an obstacle course, outdoor fitness equipment, a splash pad and a lot more. There are also picnic tables and a grassy hill that you, I mean kids, can run down. A little ways away, you'll find a few soccer fields, a dog park, some hammocks to sit in, a relaxation station with a gazebo, and several different walking paths. It was a beautiful day when I visited, and there were many people enjoy all of the different aspects of the park. I love to see that! Parking is plentiful, with many handicapped spaces. There are also restroom shelters and water bottle stations. This park has it all!