Cheap Things To Do in Stephens City, Virginia

The Stone House Foundation promotes the education and preservation of the history, culture, and lore of the lower Shenandoah Valley by interpreting the buildings, objects, landscapes, and lives of ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Inscription. Springdale, home of Colonel John Hite, son of Joist Hite, leader of the first settlers in this section, was built in 1753. Just to the South are ruins of Hites Fort, built about 1734. , Erected 1927 by Conservation & ... More on HMDB

Sherando Park - Beer? Check. Newspapers? Check. Sherando Park, at Park Drive (Off Of Fairfax Pike/Rt 277), offers your usual selection of imports, domestics, and so on. Craaaaazy, out-of-control entertainment? Ummmm… Not so much. ... More on clubzone

(Church of Christ at Mountain View, VA-34-02) N. of Stephens City , Back Creek Township, Frederick County, VA. US11 (Valley Pike) N. 2.3 miles from jct with VA631 (Fairfax St.) in Stephens City, W. on Narrow ... More on dalejtravis.com

Inscription. General David Hunter ordered the burning of this town on May 30, 1864; but Major Joseph Streans of the First New York Cavalry prevented it. , Erected 1988 by Department of Conservation and Historic Preservation. (Marker ... More on HMDB

Inscription. As the Federal army attempted to conquer and hold the Valley in 1864, its lines of supply and communication were extended and became susceptible to attack by bands of Confederate partisans. On May 24, 1864, under orders ... More on HMDB

Opened in 1957, this treasure is one of the few remaining drive-in theatres in Virginia. Featuring a playground, concession stand, and two screens, the drive-in is a salute to times gone by. Open nightly ... More on Virginia.org

The Newtown History Center is a complex of homes and museums located in a quaint town on the Valley Pike. Learn the story of a great Philadelphia Wagon Road/Wilderness Trail Settlement founded by early Shenandoah Valley pioneers. ... More on Virginia.org