Take time to appreciate the natural beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains and experience an amazing outdoor getaway. Book your stay at one of Shenandoah National Park’s nearby campsites, which include Big Meadows, Loft Mountain, and Dundo.

Virginia Guesthouse has been setting the standard for home stay hospitality in Charlottesville since 1976. There are over 40 different properties to choose from where you can experience C’ville like a local for a quick or extended stay.

Built in 1912 Keswick Hall is a palace-like luxury resort. A billiard room, library, sprawling lawns, and grand dining halls recall an era of opulence and sophistication. On the grounds, there is a pool, tennis courts, and a golf course.

This quiet Bed and Breakfast nestled in a copse of trees and rolling mountains is a sanctuary for those looking for a peaceful and romantic getaway. Each of the five finely decorated guestrooms comes with complimentary wine and chocolate.

Just west of Charlottesville, find this slice of heaven made up of cabins, cottages, a chalet, and a farmhouse, all of which reside on an overlook providing dazzling views. The dwellings range in size accommodating from two to eight people.

KOA campgrounds are as American as apple pie. The KOA south of Charlottesville is no exception, here you can count on stay options for tents, RVs, and cabins as well as the fact there is always plenty to do to keep your family entertained.