Rockingham County Nestled in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley, bounded by two magnificent mountain ranges and the impressive Shenandoah River, Rockingham County is a must-see destination that boasts diverse outdoor recreation, thriving cultural attractions, vibrant and inviting small towns, numerous historical attractions, and farm-to-table dining opportunities. Situated just two hours from D.C. and minutes from the George Washington National Forest and Shenandoah National Park, its central location makes it an easy destination for a day, weekend, or weeklong trip.
Italian Eatery, Thomas House, Log Cabin Barbecue, Hanks Grille, Thunderbird Café as well as sweet treats from Smiley’s Ice Cream and the Mt. Crawford Creamery.
You will not want to miss the opportunity to visit some of the award winning wineries, cidery, or breweries within Rockingham County. CrossKeys Vineyard, Bluestone Vineyards, Marceline Vineyards, The Purple Wolf Vineyard, and Brix and Columns Vineyards are sure to have something for every wine lover. Relax with a glass of Cider at Showalter’s Orchard and Greenhouses, home of Old Hill Hard Cider. For the beer lovers, check out Cave Not only is the area home to bustling farm Hill Farms Brewery, Elkton Brewing stands featuring local produce, but it also Company, or BrewHaHa Brewing Co. houses a community of restaurants that bring farm-fresh to life in their unique After exploring and discovering, rest dishes. Restaurants offer an array of your head at one of the historic bed and flavors to satisfy everyone’s palate with breakfasts, quaint inns or Massanutten eateries like Jack Browns Single Wide, The Resort. Wherever you choose to stay you Cracked Pillar, The Dayton Tavern, Ciro’s will find friendly folks to make sure your Grand Caverns
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Photo Courtesy of Montfair Resort Farm – see p. 3.
