The young lady that came out was awesome. She did really good letting everyone pet the little…read moretortoise. Very knowledgeable about the oets.

Zero stars. Almost no communication. Emails are always "on the way" but then never arrive. Was a no…read moreshow with 10 minutes until the event. Not even an apology. 20 kids left hanging.

Had the most incredible experience at Morningside stables today with a lesson for my toddler…read moredaughter. Could not have asked for a more patient and fun teacher than Tara. The property is huge, with tons of space for birthday parties, a playground, trampoline, and so, so many horses -- including ponies and a miniature. We also saw experienced riders practicing their hunter style riding -- they were gracious and incredibly kind. That says a lot about the teaching environment, and it's a makes me feel comfortable having my little one here. Can't wait to come back.

My daughter has been riding here for the past three years. It's a wonderful place where children…read moreare encouraged to learn at their own pace. The owners are truly dedicated to the kids. My daughter loves riding the different ponies, the fun and caring teachers, and the special trail rides. I highly recommend!

have been buying from this place often. Quality is wonderful. It is a bit of a drive for me. Will…read morebe visiting again now that weather is better.

I am thankful the personalized care my horse receives. The owners ensure that each horse is well…read morecared for and are quick to communicate any health concerns.

Fountain Hall is a large historic home on a residential street with many stately and beautiful…read morehomes. You have a private room and bathroom, and shared access to one of two kitchens and two living rooms on the ground floor. One kitchen has microwave and toaster oven, but no coffeemaker. The other room had a coffee maker with all the fixings, but no toaster. Both had large tables to sit at and everything was clean and well organized. (Not sure if it's allowed, but we used both kitchens to accomplish our breakfast). There is a coffee maker in the bedroom also. Our room, the Butlers Pantry, was on the ground floor and decorated with antique furniture. It had a private rear entrance. The room was a little cramped with two chairs, a dresser, and a writing desk in addition to the queen size bed, but it was fine for us. The bathroom has a tub with a shower. The common area boasts a beautiful fireplace, lots of antiques and books. There is a private driveway leading to a small parking area and then overflow parking behind the garage. The owners live next-door and we only saw them once, not at all intrusive, but there if you need them. We could hear the train passing by a couple of times in the middle of the night. Did not bother us, just more historic charm. It was about an 8 to 10 minute walk to the restaurants in downtown historic Culpepper.

My husband and I just returned from a lovely weekend in Culpepper where we were fortunate to be…read moreable to stay at Fountain Hall. The proprietors, Kathi and Steve, went above and beyond themselves to make our time there both memorable and enjoyable. The house itself is comfortable, well-appointed (we lacked for nothing!), and convenient to downtown Culpepper. We didn't have a car and didn't need one. Kathi even volunteered to pick us up at the Amtrak station, which is a mere six blocks from the inn, and Steve drove us back there at the end of our visit. I cannot say enough good things about either the house or its owners.

I went to a 420 festival here and it wasn't what I was expecting. The people were nice and so were…read morethe vendors. I was expecting more companies trying to sell you things on how to grow your herbs. If the government would stay out of this everyone would benefit from each other. Whether from a economic standpoint and for the help it does for others. Now only the government is making the money because they are the only ones who are allowed to sell you the herb and then they have you in the system . The government allows these companies to functionson, so they get the profi. You can't buy seeds for your 4 plants you are allowed to grow. I didn't give it low stars because it really isn't their fault. Maybe next year the government with get off its heiney and get on with what was promised to the voters.

This place is a hidden gem! Our crew of 6 went tubing and it was a great time! The water level was…read morea little low so it was a little slow moving but it was beautiful weather and the float down the river was gorgeous! So don't let the water level keep you away! The owner was so kind and we will definitely be back!

A great place to enjoy a picnic - there are a number of picnic tables and grills in a nice grassy…read morearea, plus a shelter with additional tables. The spot is accessible both from the Appalachian Trail and as a pull off from the Skyline Drive, with parking available. It was pretty quiet during our visit, and a number of little critters and butterflies were in view as we enjoyed our lunch. Restrooms are on site too.

Located along Skyline Drive at the intersection of the Appalachian Trail, Pinnacles offers plenty…read moreof parking spaces and picnic tables. Latrines and restrooms are also available. If you're having trouble finding it, type 38.623861, -78.342194 into google maps.

Located in the heart of Culpeper, West Park Gardens is a haven for nature enthusiasts and those…read moreseeking a peaceful getaway. Situated in lush greenery, this hidden gem offers a retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. As guests enter through the front door, they step into a world of tranquility and comfort.  This AirBnB is a beautifully maintained historic home. West Park Gardens offered a wide range of amenities including the joy of having a fully stocked kitchen with refrigerator use, cozy living space, a large table and dining area, a game room and a backyard to relax in. Guests can lose themselves in the secluded nooks and crannies, discover hidden spots, and revel in the enchantment of this magical place. Visiting is like stepping into a fairy tale. Culpeper, Virginia, is truly unforgettable and a mix of history, natural beauty, culinary delights, and unique shopping experiences.

Great play to stay! You can tell the owner put thought into everything; there's games to play…read moreinside and outside, fresh breakfast every morning, and the tiny details of the decor make this place the cutest place to stay in Culpeper. The town is a walkable distance away and everyone is so welcoming, will definitely be coming back :)