rrounded by natural and architectural beauty.
Unparalleled American History
As the site of the first English-speaking colony in North America, historical significance may be found from one corner of the commonwealth to the other. This is one of the best states for visiting historic homes, many of which belonged to former presidents, and plantations. It's also where visitors will find Colonial Williamsburg, a vast living-history museum.
From battlefields of the American Revolution to the battlefields of the Civil War, Virginia also features many military history sites. Other attractions include the Luray Caverns in the Shenandoah Valley, the natural hot tubs at Warm Springs and even General Stonewall Jackson's horse, Little Sorrel.
For boating, swimming and fishing, you can't go wrong with the Chesapeake Bay, and Shenandoah National Park boasts fabulous hiking. Opt for canoeing on the Shenandoah River or venture out to Assateague Island to catch a glimpse of the wild ponies of the Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge.
Great Accommodation Options
Whether you spend your days exploring Mount Vernon or pursuing the catch of the day, your nights will be highlighted by a stay in a luxurious Virginia timeshare. These deluxe resorts boast all of the comforts of a vacation home and much more. Including swimming pools, fitness centers, restaurants, lounges and game rooms, these properties are designed to delight and entertain the family.
Timeshare accommodations are well-planned and feature one, two or three private bedrooms so that parties of varying sizes may be accommodated. With a full kitchen, dining room, in-unit washer and dryer and flat screen televisions, your whole party is free to stretch out and relax in style.
Summers may be hot in Virginia, but it's still the high season. This is when people flock to the beaches and unparalleled historical attractions. The low season is winter because of the cold weather and snow accumulation. Wintry Virginia still is magnificent, and it offers great skiing and winter sports in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Spring and fall are Virginia's shoulder seasons, when the weather tends to be mild if a little unpredictable – but perfect for Fall foliage.
Try a Virginia timeshare when you're ready to sample the best combination of historical highlights and natural attractions.
