thanks so much for last night... the dispatcher was the sweetest Vicki and the best hands down…read morethanks so much

I ordered a cab the night before to catch a Greyhound bus at 5:45am no cab came. I got a lyft just…read moremade it in time. You can not rely on them. A woman confirmed my ride but no one showed. Lousy company from what I can see.No place to give a star rating? Maybe you need to lower your stars too. one star.

Reliable and on time. Very professional. Highly recommend!! From initial planning to the day of…read morethe wedding it was flawless and seamless.

We had a client request transportation for a group of 24 people, including a specialized itinerary…read morewith multiple stops at several area attractions. Carlo with Blue Ridge Destinations was amazing! He helped craft the final itinerary, arrived early, and even stuck around later than anticipated when the event ran long. Great communication throughout the experience. Highly recommend.

What a great way to explore downtown Lexington. Trotting down the street, hearing the clip-clop of…read morehorse hooves on the cobblestone, seeing important buildings and monuments, hearing the tour guide talk about the history of this Virginia town -- it's all very romantic. The horses are well-taken-care of and seem happy. No beefaroni in these horses' diets. But the horses who pulled out carriage did like getting apple Pop Tarts as treats, which was cute. The carriage tour goes all around downtown Lexington, and we saw the old hospital, cemetery, two universities, historic houses and lots more. The pace of travel is slow, so you have lots of time to look around and ask questions. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable about the history of Lexington, and answered all of our questions. Afterward, you get to pet the horses and take pictures with them. I would definitely recommend this carriage tour to someone visiting Lexington for the first time.

Plan Ahead - Beautiful Town, But Limited Carriage Availability…read more I was really looking forward to exploring the downtown area by carriage--it looked like such a charming way to see this quaint and lovely town. Unfortunately, I didn't realize the carriage service closes early and requires advance tickets. They only have one carriage, so it's not like other cities where multiple carriages run in rotation and you can wait for the next one. It was disappointing to miss out, especially since the experience seemed fantastic. I'm sure it would've been a 5-star ride had I been able to go. Just a heads-up to future visitors: book ahead if you're hoping for a carriage ride--don't count on just walking up.

For being the dead of winter and us just needing to stop in to afternoon relax, they are somewhat…read morewinterized but they have a super warm shower and bathhouse, laundry and it is a beautiful site to walk around. They have a dog park, but there were some questionably mannered Lhapsa aspos dogs in there so we did a loop around the park and it is beautiful. It's a great place to stop.

We got to swing by and spend a few nights here at Natural Bridge and we must say after dodging a…read moretornado this was really such a peaceful, welcoming and drop dead gorgeous place to be. We booked a premium site and loved how gorgeous and clean the site, fire pit and surroundings are. Even better the dogs and we loved feeding the goats and only wished we could get away from it all and come stay here again someday. If you are driving through Virginia, this is a beautiful and very peaceful KOA that reminds you of the powerful serenity of nature.

I haven't visited this location before. I arrived early and waited in my car since Amtrak has…read morelimited hours. The outside area was very dark. It is creepy at night. There were a few parking spots by the train tracks. There is additional parking by the bus station. The lobby was decorated for the holidays. I chatted with the only employee stationed by the desk. She was nice. She told me there was a delay. The lobby was warm on a freezing cold evening. There are bathrooms and a vending machine. The train arrived and I found my passenger. The Amtrak employee suggested making a left out of the driveway to avoid the cobblestone road & traffic. Leaving was easier that direction. All passengers wore masks and had window seats if you weren't with someone. A one way ticket from Union Station to Lynchburg was $29. The reservation was made two days in advance.

Late Consistent delays, no information provided. I was…read morestranded in a layover with no way to get to my destination or back home. Standing out in the cold for four hours.

Nice campground, very neat and clean but not a fan of having to pay $20 to get a preferred site…read moreeven when the site you wanted is empty the entire weekend anyway. I thought the staff was very nice, no issues there. There were a few campers who didn't keep their dogs on leashes, so they were wandering around unattended. My friend and I both had dogs so not cool having loose dogs around. Really not much to do in the area either. It's pretty far from any towns, so if you like to just hang out at your site and read a book or go fishing in a quiet environment, this is your place, but if you like to go out exploring, be prepared to do a lot of driving.

A nice campsite located just outside the town of Lynchburg. We visited for two days to check out a…read morenew RV trailer just purchased. Upon arrival check in was quick and then escorted to our site by a staff member, all employees were nice and very friendly. Due to midweek visit the campsite was 50% full allowed for a quiet stay. The pool was open and no one ever took a swim. The temperature outside was about 80 degrees and the water was 60 degrees there was no heater for the pool. I would recommend this campsite for families.

Sydney was thorough and patient in helping my fiancé and I find the perfect travel package for our…read moreinternational trip coming up! I truly appreciate her help and professionalism: highly recommend!

Cute and helpful train depo to easily connect to cities in Virginia and the east coast. Some long…read moreterm parking is available. Some staff are around, but getting the latest information about delays off your phone is likely best. I suggest arriving 10-15 minutes before your scheduled departure. Will definitely use again. I enjoyed a stress and drive-free trip to DC.