Only place i really launch my boat it's good when river is at right level and the upkeep is done…read morewhich hasn't been very good. The places to tie off your boat are gone with nails sticking out everywhere and after water levels rise there's always thick mud on the concrete pad. If you have a good size boat the water around the ramp can get pretty shallow. Also, there's a lot of people who come there that can't read the rules and trash the place. When the upkeep is good and not muddy it's a good ramp.

Cute little grassy area noting the Civil War event of the Battle of Guard Hill. There are about 5…read morepicnic tables here and one grill post plus a porta pottie. This is sitting right at a boat ramp entering the Shenandoah River/North Fork. Basically, coming 66 West from N.VA, merging off at Front Royal exit, take a left on 522. Gas station and McDonald's on the right. Turn left onto Riverton Rd. (Just before the bridge). Turn right at the boat launch. Licensed fishing permitted.

I love it here. It's a quiet, cozy place to study and do homework. I have noticed that I get my…read morehomework done much faster here than if I were to do it at home. Everyone here is super nice too. They have fast WiFi, plugs for computers and a study room. It's my favorite out of all of the libraries in the area.

I was able to get an appointment three days after requesting it, very short wait, staff was…read morefriendly and helpful. Especially Mrs. Bennet who got me in and out in 5 minutes.

Nice staff, fairly quick wait (depends on people ahead of you and their needs) and comfortable…read morewaiting area. I advise you prepare to wait for fifteen minutes or so which goes by quickly if you watch a YouTube video or have a friend with ya!

It's my favorite place in Edinburg. The staff are all friendly and helpful. The variety of books,…read moreCDs, DVDs is more than adequate. They stay up to date with new releases and also have historical features like movies about Shenandoah County's past. This library provides a safe place for people to hang out and learn. They host fun community events. They also have access to online publications that you can use with your membership.

Just stopped by on a family trip! Wow great service. The staff is so friendly and courteous. They…read morehave rare books too!

What a great DMV. For most the DMV is a place of nightmares that last far too long. I was…read moresurprised when I walked in and there were 3 staff at the counter to serve customers and a greeter near the door. I did not have an appointment but was greeted, asked what I needed and verified that I had the required documentation. Within 30 minutes I had a new license and registration. Thank you for being so efficient and friendly. The nightmare comes from trying to get the state inspection. Multiple garages in Front Royal but getting a same day inspection is almost impossible even showing up before the doors open. Oregon definitely had their $&!/ in one sock there. Quick easy and effective.

This place has their shit together.....Wish I could give them six stars…read more Easily the best experience I've ever had at the DMV. From the check-in lady making sure I had all documents required for the business I was conducting to the staff behind the counter making recommendations on the best course of action for I needed. I will drive the 58 miles from my home to this place for all future DMV needs.

Our group of six enjoyed the visit to Belle Grove Plantation which is a well cared for property…read morelisted on the National Trust of historic buildings. The history of the Hite Family and its prominence in this community was well relayed by our enthusiastic tour docent who was a wealth of good information. She also gave a fair amount of discussion about the enslaved people who ran the day to day domestic activities in the home. Unfortunately there are few first hand records from that group so I suppose much of their history is conjecture. The gift shop has some nice crafts by local artisans and the surrounding fields are interesting as the site of civil war battles. Belle Grove is a nice place to examine several centuries of history that relate to this property and deserves a visit by those visiting the Shenandoah Valley.

My husband and I were looking for a place to engage in a low key hike and enjoy the majestic…read moremountain views. We started out GPSing to one intended destination and fortunately ended up here. It's on an absolutely gorgeous estate and the gentleman in the welcome center is an absolute pleasure. Zach was so helpful and hospitable. He honestly helped make my day.

Yummy onion rings and a great gyro too. Nice place to hand out. Beer and wine only unless you…read morejoin and can keep your alcohol behind the bar

American Legion Post 293 is located in the heart of downtown Purcellville. The Post has been…read morerecently renovated after becoming a non-smoking facility in May. Big Mike is the chef and they have food almost every night. Wednesday night there is a dinner special (spaghetti, meatloaf, etc.) and Thursday night there are wings in several flavors. Big Mike also has other BBQ fare such as ribs, pulled pork, mac and cheese and his collard greens are the best I have ever had. They have Bingo every Saturday morning starting at 10:00AM (doors open at 9:0AM). There is breakfast and chicken salad available for a small charge. This is a very friendly Post and it's getting better all the time.

Must see and must do site on the PWC- Fauquier County line. While the site itself was closed on the…read moreday I visited, I walked the nature trail and was able to see the mill and the all the ruins on the trail. The train still runs by and the water from Broad Run make a spectacular scene. Good for families, solo hikes, or a date. Really special place and important historical site.

I was driving down the interstate and all of a sudden I see this massive structure. I knew it was…read morehistoric. I flew on by realizing it would be painful trying to get there when I was on the same side as it was on my way to Shenandoah. On my way back, I managed to figure out what this place was. It was an old 5 story stacked stone structure built in 1742 that had survived several wars and milled food through all of them. in 1998, it was victimized by arson. The roof is gone, and the building has remanence from the fire. Currently, the mill is blocked off from being accessed. According to their website, they are making updates to the road. I accessed it by the railroad that runs behind the building, but as mentioned, the fence does prevent from access. It was really neat to see and I really wish it wasn't blocked off so I could get closer. It's definitely worth a stop if you're in Broad Run and into history.