| 7 miles from the belle grove plantation and 8 miles from dinosaur land. check-in time: 3:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. nestled in the shenandoah valley, this countryside lodging, built in 1785, is 5. some rooms have antique furniture and the studios add fridges and wet bars. there's an outdoor pool on-site, plus a guest porch area with rocking chairs and views of the blue ridge mountains. the stately rooms feature fireplaces, rustic decor and jacuzzi tubs
Dulles International Airport 1 hr 12
Elizabeth Furnace Recreational Area (32 min)
George washington, camping, and climbing Cedar Creek and Belle Grove National Historical Park (11 min)
Park and american civil war James Charles Winery & Vineyard (13 min)
Winery, vineyard, wine, and wine tasting Old Town Winchester (22 min)
Some of the buildings in this historic district, still bustling with life, date back 250 years. Patsy Cline Historic House (20 min)
Modest 2-story family home of Patsy Cline from 1948 to 1953, now with a gift shop. Signal Knob (26 min)
A 2,106-foot national forest peak & Civil War outpost with hiking & biking trails for valley views. Newtown History Center (7 min) Belle Grove Plantation (11 min)
Tours of a restored 1797 manor house with historic interest, sprawling grounds & outbuildings. Shenandoah Valley Discovery Museum (21 min)
Indoor family attraction with interactive science & cultural education & play opportunities. Skyline Caverns (28 min)
Anthodites (white spiky rock formations) mark these caverns offering 1-hour tours & a mini-train. Dinosaur Land (17 min)
Offbeat family-friendly attraction with a gift shop & more than 50 giant model dinosaurs on display. Museum of the Shenandoah Valley (22 min)
Museum & plantation home showcasing 18th-century art, a mini-house collection & regional history. Valerie Hill Vineyard & Winery (8 min)
Winery, vineyard, wine, and wine tasting State Arboretum of Virginia (25 min) Stonewall Jackson's Headquarters (24 min)
Guided tours through the artifact-filled house where the Civil War general worked in 1861 & 1862. | 
