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| Clarksville
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Located 16 miles South, this lake front town offers some of the areas best rural shopping. Clarksville is the only town that is located directly on Kerr Lake and hosts many sport fishing competitions. Clarksville, in conjunction with local parks, also hosts one of the areas largest Native American events at Occoneechee State Park, and is home to the ever popular Lake Fest held in July. Prestwould Plantation is a step into the Old South filled with beautiful late eighteenth century furnishings and architecture. A Virginia Historic Landmark, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. | |
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Chase City | If you really want to get a feel for small town USA, Chase city is the place to visit. Not much has changed here as you stroll down Main Street with the old store fronts beckoning you to come inside and chat with the folks and purchase a memento. Stores feature clothing, antiques and restaurants. The Robert E. Lee Auditorium is home to many wonderful theatrical presentations performed by the local talent. Located just 7 miles from the farm, it is a nice afternoon visit. While there, you must not miss the the beauty, culture, and history found within MacCallum More Museum & Gardens. | |
South Boston
| Located 20 miles away, this town offers museums, antiquing, shopping, and a speedway for race fans. There are restaurants in South Boston that will please even the most discriminating of palates. The
Prizery - Community Arts Center | |
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Williamsburg/ | An excellent opportunity for a day trip. Visit colonial Williamsburg and while there, take in the famous Williamsburg Pottery shopping experience. Busch Gardens and Water Country USA are close by in Williamsburg for guests that enjoy amusement theme parks. | |
| Richmond | Located 76 miles east, this city is rich with history, restaurants and shopping. There are too many events to list here, but an information bank on the Richmond area is available to guests. | |
| Ashland | Another worthwhile day trip, Ashland is located just north of Richmond and is not only home to Kings Dominion Amusement Park, but is also rich with history and sightseeing activities. | |
| Washington, DC | A day trip worth the travel. Visit our nation's capital with all it's history, museums, shopping and restaurants. | |
| Farmville | Home to Green Front Furniture, Longwood College, Hampden-Sydney College, and some of the areas most unique shopping, Farmville has history and fine restaurants to please our guests. Located about 40 miles away, this is a town worth visiting in the heart of Virginia. | |
Charlotte Court House
| Known in history as the place where many historic colonial events took place, this small Virginia town has not changed much from when the first colonists sought freedom from British rule. A short 20 miles away, a must see for the history buff. | |
| Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina | A day trip over the Virginia border, brings you to one of North Carolina's biggest shopping attractions in the area. Too much to list here, but an information bank is kept for guests. | |
Red Oak, VA 23964
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