Our state has hobbit houses, tree houses, yurts, tipis, shipping containers, farmhouses, tiny houses, train cars, and so much more. If you can imagine it, someone has probably listed it as a Virginia vacation rental. Here are five rentals that just may be the coolest the Old Dominion State has to offer.
Virginia may be for lovers, but it could just as well be for ghost hunters.
It may be hard to say goodbye to the lazy days of summer, but it’s easy to say yes to crisp fall weekends filled with pumpkins.
Today, Virginia is home to 11 state-recognized tribes and more than 125,000 residents who identify as American Indians.
Do you like to travel without spending a lot of money? Virginia has plenty of free and fun things to do this fall—from learning about space to traversing the nation’s first scenic trail.
