Rockingham in the Spring
The moment the snow melts and the bright Shenandoah Valley green starts to come out again, so do the bikes, fishing rods and golf clubs.
Rockingham in the Summer
Not to show favorites between seasons, but summer is truly one of the best times to be here. The music festivals alone are reason enough to visit.
Rockingham in the Fall
Just because the leaves are changing doesn’t mean there’s less to do here; just the opposite, in fact. With so many farms, orchards and vineyards here in the valley, we refer to this time of year as ‘Harvest Season’ rather than fall or autumn.
Rockingham in the Winter
When the snow starts to fall, it’s time to enjoy yet another side of Rockingham County from the slopes or from the warming comforts of a spa.
Small Towns
Just a little over 2 hours from Washington, DC and easily accessible from all along the East Coast, Rockingham County is a true year-round destination for outdoor enthusiasts, foodies, and history buffs.

Farm-To-Table Finds
Wineries
Publications ranging from Food & Wine magazine, the Washington Post, the New York Times and the Chicago Tribune have all touted wines grown and made in Virginia.

Farm-To-Table Finds
Lavender Farm
What once was a little hobby for the Haushalter family in Harrisonburg has grown to over 8,000 lavender plants at the White Oak Lavender Farm.

Farm-To-Table Finds
Craft Brews
Rockingham County is home to many craft breweries, including Brothers Craft Brewing, Pale Fire, Three Notch'd and more.

Farm-To-Table Finds
Creamery
Mt. Crawford Creamery's farm is situated on approximately 70 acres between Mt. Crawford and Bridgewater.

Farm-To-Table Finds
Farmer’s Market
From markets and greenhouses to road side stands, Rockingham County is full of fresh local produce.

Farm-To-Table Finds
Restaurants
From guilty pleasures that instantly take you back to your childhood (like a melted, crispy sandwich from the Grilled Cheese Mania food truck) to a fine dining experience that’s been acclaimed by Bon Appetite and the New York Times (Joshua Wilton House), the culinary scene in our area is both diverse and delicious.
Places to Stay

Bridgewater Inn & Cottage
104 W College St, Bridgewater, VA 22812
(540) 828-4619

Hotel Madison & Shenandoah Valley Conference Center
710 South Main Street, Harrisonburg, VA 22801
540-564-0200