Where you are heading to see the Caverns you like my husband and I will wonder, what's that place…read moredown there? It's very is what it is. If you like Floats and love to hear the very cool stories then give this place a visit! The floats and displays have seen the like of the rose parade and presidential inaugurations. Go and check this place out. Lots of cool things to see! Your ticket from the caverns gets you a small discount.

AMAZING better than Luray in my opinion. The parade museum is free and also equally worth checking…read moreout

Lisa & Scott are welcoming hosts; they are knowledgeable about the area and ready to provide…read moreinformation regarding hiking, restaurants, vineyards or history of the area. Their breakfast is one of the best I've had in the U.S. - homemade and locally sourced - and Scott's jam is better than my mom's. Our room was clean and quiet at night. We'll come back.

I was finishing a section hike of the Appalachian Trail through Shenandoah Nat'l Park and…read moreremembered all the glowing reviews and posts I'd read about a place in Front Royal, VIrginia called 'Mountain Home'. Well, I only intended to stay one night but was there almost a week because I did not want to leave and It was so inexpensive that I could afford to extend my stay. The place is so lovely and comfortable and welcoming- like outspread arms. The hosts are good-natured, kind and so generous with their time. Everything you've read or heard about 'Mountain Home' is true. Lisa and Scott are Angels and 'Mountain Home' is a little slice of Heaven.

We stayed at the Gay Street Inn, which is just 2-3 blocks away from the Inn at Little Washington…read more The space is super comfortable and quaint. Just moments before we were going to walk to dinner at The Inn at Little Washington, it started to pour torrentially. The owner of the Gay Street Inn offered to drive us so that we would not get soaked walking. It was such a nice thing to do, and we really appreciated the thoughtfulness. We did not opt to have breakfast here, but we thoroughly enjoyed our short visit, the comfortable bed, and and cottage-core feel.

We were looking for a place to stay overnight for our dinner at the Inn at Little Washington and…read moreboth me and my girlfriend decided that this was our best option since it was less than a 5 minute walk. It was very reasonably priced and it looked great in pictures. The whole area was nice and quiet but since you're further from the bigger inn it was nearly silent (especially at night). We pulled up in front and there were plenty of spots a little after check in time (3pm). We were struggling to pull up the door code at first but we were let in (I believe by Drew) and welcomed us into their B&B and our room. The room was pretty spacious for the two of us and it was beautifully decorated. It had anything we really needed for the one night. We booked the Bed & Breakfast rate which included breakfast the next morning (sadly we missed it) and two cocktails that we picked the day prior in our mini fridge. We enjoyed both of those and loved that it included mixers if we wanted. The extra drinks were much appreciated as well. The bed felt a little weird for me and got a little sore but my girlfriend seemed to like it. Check out was pretty simple. We basically just had to leave the key and walk out. Drew and Deb really made things easy for us and everything was seamless. If we ever did come back, I would love to stay again.

I highly recommend the Inn at Narrow Passage!!! The beds were very comfortable. The breakfasts…read morewere filling and delicious. The proprietor is a marvelous, caring, knowledgeable host. The décor was period and quaint. The grounds are beautiful and peaceful. There is good, wholesome food within 5-10 minutes. There is a Tesla Supercharger five minutes from the Inn, and other electric car chargers equally close. There are hiking and walking trails nearby that range from easy and ADA compliant to hard up in the National Forest. There is also fishing within walking distance of the Inn. There are several wineries within easy driving distance. We had a great trip, and we WILL be back.

We stayed at this Inn over Memorial Day Weekend and it was delightful. The proprietor was friendly…read moreand helpful, the beds were large and comfortable and the breakfasts hot and tasty. For a weekend of day hikes and wineries it was in a perfect location with everything we wanted to see less than thirty minutes away. The facility was also just a few blocks from a Tesla supercharger so keeping our car going was a breeze.

Ginny is owner and very 'hands on.' Goes above and beyond to ensure clients receive value for…read moretheir travel dollar. Very knowledgeable and current on industry changes/evolution.

Ginny was so helpful to us. I was having trouble setting up our travel arrangements myself and it…read morewas last minute that I needed to get to Ohio. I went in almost panic stricken, but she got everything set up. The flight was perfect. The hotel accommodations were perfect. We expected to drive back, but those plans fell through. It was Friday morning of Labor Day weekend and she got it all set up for us to get home. So impressed. I thought we would be stuck in Ohio, but she got us flights home and reasonable rates too. We will definitely use Main Street Travel again, hopefully for a planned vacation.

Ms. Joanna was a great driver. She explained the area and different wineries and vineyards we…read morevisited. She also had great suggestions for the area. We had the pleasure of meeting the owner of Shenandoah Wine Tours at our last stop, it was a pleasant surprise. Our favorite wineries was the Winery at Kindred pointe. The atmosphere,wine and ciders were great. We would highly recommend this tour and winery. We plan on going back soon!

Was looking to customize a wine tour as I wasnt sure if my party wanted to go to so many winery's…read more Jeanne worked with me and found wineries that met my needs. I rented the whole van for a more private tour instead of buying seats on a public tour. I wanted places that had options, not just wine...a tour and lunch. We meet at the holiday in express and Jeanne drove us to Muse for our first tasting, lunch at Woodstock cafe (yum!!!), tour and tasting at Wolf Gap, and ended at kindred point for cider and sangria slushies....perfect way to end our tour on a gorgeous sunny warm day. Jeanne even had water and snack boxes that come with the reserve by the seat tours. Great selection of goodies to much on in between wineries. She was so kind to even give us hand made key chains that she made herself. A drop of essential oil on the cork and wow! Great gift to take home. I'd def recommend Jeanne and Shenadoah Wine Tours. My friends are already asking when out next outting will be.

I was shocked yet disappointed that I had never been to the Warrenton-Fauquier Visitor's Center…read morebefore. I've always heard you can get recycling bags here but just never went to get them. I actually thought it was at the community center by Taylor MS. It's on Calhoun St right off main street downtown and beside the Mosby House. It's in a funky little spot, so off the beaten path. I walked in and announced I was here for recycling bags. The gentleman hosting the center was so nice. He asked my address and for my ID. He handed to two huge rolls of trash bags and a roll of recycling bags for free! He said these are available every year. For free! I was so happy! We talked a bit and I walked around inside the tiny center picking out pamphlets. Outside in the back they have quite a few picnic tables. They could use some outdoor landscaping and decor in places but I was happy to find this spot. Pretty neat.

This visitor center is really hidden behind Main Street in Warrenton. Best way to find it is to…read morefind the Mosby House as it is behind this historic museum (BTW, the museum is closed down for lack of funding). Small visitor center with friendly staff. Easy parking. Pick up brochures and other information here for the area and elsewhere in Virginia.

I haven't been here in a couple of years, but I really do like this place. Massanutten Canoe…read morecompany is just a campground now - they no longer have canoe rentals/trips ever since the husband died (from what I've heard). Now the wife just rents camping spaces on the river. There are cows that graze past the campsites, and sometimes visit you during the day (one stole my friends keys right off the bumper of his car, and we had to follow him around for a while until he dropped them!) But as long as you are ok with the cows, they're ok with you. I think there are probably about 10-15 sites available, some are nicer than others. By nicer I mean less sticks and rocks, more cleared space, etc. These are drive-up campsites, this is not deep-woods camping! I've had fun all of the times that I've been (maybe 5 or so) and I'd love to go back. As far as I know they do not have a website, and they're sometimes hard to contact, but leave a message and they'll call you back. Its also a little hard to find, but I think its worth it.

One of my favorite places to camp! Huge camp areas right alongside the Shenandoah river. Beautiful…read morescenery as well. There are a few cows there but they don't mess with you. Over all it's a great little place to get away to!