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01 Dec

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The Pound River Campground is located within the John Flannagan Dam & Reservoir Recreation Area with easy access to boating.  Just off Rt. 631 on Rt. 754/Ramey Flats Road, campers have access to 29 sites, some shoreline campsites and some are handicap accommodating. The campground offers some electrical hookups, a dumping station, shower house, flush toilets, central water, playground equipment, and a boat launch ramp.  There's also multi-purpose trails for hiking and biking enthusiasts.  The Flannagan Dam Recreation Area...

01 Dec

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Maggie Way Campground in St. Paul has over 25 spots with hookups. It's just a short ride up the hill to Spearhead Trails' Mountain View Trailhead. The campground includes a bathhouse and fish pond with bluegill rumored to be the size of dinner plates. A great place to stay for a weekend of outdoor adventure with the family....

01 Dec

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Jessie Lea Campground/RV Park consists of 32 camper sites with full hook-up, including cable tv & dump station. The bathhouse and office, which includes a gift shop, are all newly constructed and handicap accessible. The North Forth of the Powell River calmly streams itself throughout the two acres of the campground, so you can enjoy fishing or relaxing. The campground is located conveniently in town with easy access to Big Stone Gap's historic attractions and...

01 Dec

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Built in 1783 by Abraham Fulkerson after serving in the Revolutionary War including the Battle of Kings Mountain as part of the Overmountain Men, Fulkerson’s homestead established his life and destiny on the early frontier including being the first commissioner for Scott County in 1814. Abraham’s original home including hand hewn log and hand chiseled stone fireplace stand today preserving the history of the early frontier and as a testimony to American’s history since the...

01 Dec

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We are a family owned campground on the Historic Clinch River.Camping here means waking up to the sounds of the river and nature.. We are 7 miles from the main highway, it's the perfect place to get back to nature and spend time with the ones you love.The Nature Conservancy considers the Clinch River "America's Crown Jewel" in southwest Virginia. The Clinch River is home to more species of endangered and rare freshwater mussels than...

25 Oct

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Sitting around the camp fire with the rippling sounds of the creek in the background, tubing in the cool waters, or getting reacquainted with your old fly rod are some of the ways to relax while staying with us at Walker Creek Retreat. Our peaceful mountain retreat will bring you back to nature while maintaining every amenity of home. Walker Creek Retreat offers lodging on both the largest tributary to the New River...

25 Oct

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Located only minutes from historic downtown Abingdon, this cabin was built in the early 1900's. The cabin wasnamed by its original owners with well wishes of good weather for all the guests of the cabin.With a gorgeous river view and a peaceful, private setting, you will feel as if you've stepped back to the time when life was simple and carefree.RATES$125 Night$875 WeekBook 7 Nights-Get 7th Night Freedoes not apply for Bristol Race rate)Call for...

25 Oct

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The Virginia Creeper Lodge, located in Damascus Virginia. The Lodge is a perfect place to bring your family or neighborhood to stay when you want to ride the Va Creeper Trail. Sleeps from 1-30. Private hotel rooms with a common shared kitchen area. Large partially covered deck overlooking the Laurel River and the Virginia Creeper Trail.Southwest Virginia is home to some of the best Trout fishing, Hiking, Biking, and Horseback riding in the state. The...

25 Oct

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The Phoenix has been revered in many parts of the world as a symbol of new beginnings. In many cultures, the Phoenix represents overcoming hardships and rising above them with new vitality. The Phoenix's message is just as important today as it has been throughout past centuries. The routines and demands of day-to-day life can be draining, and the Phoenix reminds us to seek experiences that bring us back to life and places that infuse...