Cheap Things To Do in Cleveland, Virginia

Enjoy the History and Heritage of Cleveland Virginia at our nice little museum. Lots of photos and history information of our beautiful little town in the early years. ... More on Virginia.org

This 61-acre Department-owned impoundment is in the Hidden Valley Wildlife Management Area in Washington County. Hidden Valley Lake is located in the mountains at about 3,500 feet of elevation. To ... More on AnglerWeb.com

A lazy roll through a section of Virginia's Highlands has been known to make visitors want to stay forever. This 61-acre Department-owned impoundment is in the Hidden Valley Wildlife Management Ar... More on Abingdonva.us

'Oxbow Lake', located in Saint Paul, Virginia, offers the Saint Paul community a recreational area with walking and biking paths, a fishing area, and a picnic area. Saint Paul ... More on Wikipedia

South Holston Lake is a 7,580-acre impoundment operated by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA). Much of th... More on AnglerWeb.com

It is very clean , just a breath of fresh air!! More on Yahoo! Travel

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this mill sits in a scenic, verdant valley and has been under going renovation since 2001 with new improvements on the way, but there is plenty t... More on DogFriendly.com

Established in 1790, this is one of the only water-powered flour mills still operating in Southwest Virginia. It is a National and a Virginia Historic Landmark. ... More on Virginia.org

This former courthouse was built in 1799 by Henry Dickenson. A stone building, the structure replaced a log courthouse that was burned during the Revolutionary War. A brick wing was added to the stone structure by the Robert Dickenson ... More on Virginia.org

The Depot Artist Association is a non-profit corporation, dedicated to the support of local and regional artists, arts educators, and promoting arts in the community. The Arts Depot building, a converted freight station, houses two ... More on Virginia.org

This log house was constructed from two separate log houses. One was built in 1769 and donated by the owner of the old Henry Dickenson farm. The other was built in 1790 and donated by the heirs of Thomas Bundy. The materials used ... More on Virginia.org