We are just minutes away from the world famous Blue Ridge Parkway along with dozens of other area attractions. Use the Wytheville KOA as your base of operations while you explore the surrounding area!
West Wind Farm is a fourth-generation homestead in Southwest Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains. Although we planted our grapes in 2003, our family's roots date back more than a century.We welcome hikers, motorists, cyclists, motorcyclists, corporate escape artists, picnicking lovers, stressed-out lawyers, tired old hippies, Yankee tourists, and the occasional wine expert to our breezy hillside gathering place. If you're in the area, do stop in and try our small batch, family-crafted wine.
These three words describe the story of the collection of artifacts, photographs, china, and furniture on display at the Edith Bolling Wilson Birthplace Museum. Each helps to illustrate the story inherent to the life of Edith Bolling Wilson. The Museum includes themes such as caregiving (Mrs. Wilson was a caregiver to many family members, as well as to the president when he was incapacitated from a stroke during his presidency). The other theme the Museum explores is Mrs. Wilson as a role model for current and future generations.
The museum is centrally located in the town and offers an excellent view into the past of the town and the region. The museum displays numerous exhibits on topics such as the geologic past, Civil War, the company town, and the Woodland Indians.
Imagine life 500 years ago. The Wolf Creek Indian Village will introduce you to the life led by the Eastern Woodland Indians who inhabited the land 500 years ago. Our recreated village is the size and layout of an actual archeological evacuation known as the Brown-Johnston site.