Visit Shenandoah Virginia

RV Camping Near Shenandoah National Park

Sun Retreats Shenandoah Valley is situated in Stuarts Draft, Virginia, close to Charlottesville and Shenandoah National Park. From hiking trails to scenic drives, you'll find endless activities for an unforgettable Virginia vacation!

Accommodations and Amenities

With 130 acres of wooded grounds, Shenandoah Acres Family Campground is a relaxing retreat. It also includes numerous amenities to ensure you have a comfortable stay. Here's a preview of what you'll experience:

• Private swimming lake with beach
• Four playgrounds
• Arcade and game room
• Fishing pond
• Basketball, volleyball, and mini golf
• Camp store and snack bar ($)
• And much more!

Along with the amenities, Shenandoah Acres has excellent accommodations. If you're seeking a night under the stars, the rustic tent sites are sure to satisfy. For RVers, comfortable sites include full hookups, gravel pads, and fire pits. Additionally, there are numerous lakefront cabins, ranging from studios to two-bedroom rentals. And for large groups, the Sandstone Lodge Condo can accommodate eight guests and has two bathrooms, a living/dining room, and a kitchen.

Shenandoah Valley Attractions

History and natural wonders intertwine in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. At the heart of the attractions is Shenandoah National Park. Numerous hiking opportunities await at Hawksbill Mountain, Old Rag Mountain, and Blackrock Summit. You can also head underground at nearby attractions like Luray Caverns and Skyline Caverns.

Perhaps the most famous outdoor attraction is Skyline Drive. Winding along the ridgetops, Skyline Drive offers spectacular views and vivid fall color. What's more, Skyline Drive continues south of the national park as the Blue Ridge Parkway, offering many more miles of scenic routes near Shenandoah Acres.

For those seeking shopping and dining, the Historic Downtown Mall of Charlottesville has an endless array of local businesses. You might also stroll through the historic University of Virginia campus. Afterwards, head to Thomas Jefferson's Monticello or James Monroe's Highland to see the historic estates of America's early influencers. And if a drink is what you seek, the Monticello Wine Trail is ideal for exploring the local wineries.

There's even more to explore in the region, including:

• Carter Mountain Orchard
• Humpback Rocks
• James River Kayaking and Rafting
• American Shakespeare Center's Blackfriars Playhouse
• Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library

With history, charming towns, and outdoor wonders, the Shenandoah Valley is a restful vacation destination. Book your Trip Now.

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