LOCAL AREA

An outdoor, living history museum with exhibits and programs that explore the diverse old world origins of the earliest immigrants to America and the culture they created together.

The nation’s 28th president comes to life as you tour Woodrow Wilson’s birthplace and museum. Learn about his life as professor, president and peacemaker. See Wilson’s restored Pierce-Arrow limousine.

The Blackfriars Playhouse is the world’s only re-creation of Shakespeare’s indoor theater. Open year-round for performances of Shakespeare and Renaissance drama, called “shamelessly entertaining” by the Washington Post. Playhouse tours daily.

Grand Caverns is a stately and powerful example of Nature's handiwork. In addition to the caverns, other activities to be enjoyed while at the park are hiking, picnicking, swimming (seasonal) and mini golf (seasonal).

Natural Chimneys Park offers more than simply the splendor of towering limestone formations. Both day visitors and those who choose to stay overnight in the seasonal campground find plenty of space and opportunities for recreation and relaxation.

"America's Favorite Drive" meanders 469 miles from the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia to the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina. Skyline Drive connects to Parkway, winding along the crest of the mountains from Waynesboro northward to Front Royal.

Journey to a place where the sites are endless. Your trip wouldn't be complete without seeing some of the wonderful attractions including museums, art galleries, and outdoor interests. Discover Staunton today.

International entertainment celebrities, the Statler Brothers always focused on family and their commitment to their hometown, Staunton. In the historic Wharf District, a round masonry structure stands, looking very much like a stack of records or CDs.