Endless Caverns RV Resort

The Great Outdoors

Although Endless Caverns RV Resort has a cave on the property, Shenandoah Caverns are not to be missed when you camp in an RV near New Market. Start your journey on an elevator which lowers you into the caverns. Then, embark on a mile-long tour through 17 rooms and check out spectacular cave formations like the Capitol Dome, Rainbow Lake, and Beyond the Veil. Bring a light jacket because the caverns remain 56 degrees Fahrenheit year-round. And be sure to wear comfortable shoes. Because strollers and wheelchairs can make it through about 80 percent of the cave, this activity can be enjoyed by everyone, regardless of age.If you’re too claustrophobic for caverns, then Seven Bends State Park in Woodstock might be more up your alley. The park covers 1,066 acres and gives visitors the chance to hike, fish, and float in the north fork of the Shenandoah River. Popular catches include sunfish, smallmouth bass, fallfish, largemouth bass, and muskellunge. Whether you want to get on the water or stay on dry land, Seven Bends State Park has something to offer.Another beautiful place to visit when you book an RV rental near Endless Caverns RV Resort is the Elizabeth Furnace Recreation Area near Strasburg. This family-friendly outdoor area is historical and gives visitors the chance to get active outdoors. Take a hike along the Pig Iron and Charcoal trails, where you can learn how iron was made. Pass the time fishing on the stocked trout stream, grilling under one of the picnic pavilions, or strolling across the swinging bridge.

Exploring the City

In 1864, the Battle of New Market was fought in Shenandoah County. You can learn more about this historic battle when you camp at Endless Caverns RV Resort. The Virginia Museum of the Civil War includes the visitor’s center for the Shenandoah Valley and the 300-acre battlefield. At the museum, you can see artifacts and firearms from the Civil War as well as a Civil War art collection. On the grounds of the museum, you can explore the battlefield via walking trails, soak in views of the Shenandoah River from two scenic overlooks, and check out the historic farmstead with its original buildings.The Shenandoah Valley is a popular place for wineries, and when you book an RV in Shenandoah County, you can try out one or several. Come sample award-winning wines with stunning views of the Valley. Whether you’re a seasoned sommelier or just someone who enjoys the occasional glass, you’re sure to find a few new favorites to add to your collection when you check out one of the wineries and vineyards in Shenandoah County.Virginia is a place packed with history, and the Shenandoah Valley invites you to learn about its rich heritage. Check out the Cedar Creek and Belle Grove National Historical Park. Learn about the Native Americans who shaped the land, the pioneers who settled the area, and how the Shenandoah Valley became one of the most important wheat-producing areas in the South. Outdoors at the historical park, there are ranger-led programs where you can learn about the cultural and settlement history of the Valley as well as explore the impact of the Civil War on the area. Indoors, the visitor’s center features multiple exhibits relaying the history of the Shenandoah Valley.Virginia, particularly the Shenandoah Valley, has so much history and natural beauty. It’s the perfect place to visit because it has so much to offer. If you like wine, there are various vineyards that craft unique wines from locally-grown grapes. Enjoy hiking? The Shenandoah Valley and the surrounding foothills offer acres upon acres of trails, hills, mountains, rivers, streams, and other natural wonders. Is history your thing? You’re in the right area for that, too. No matter what you enjoy, you can find it when you book a New Market camper rental and stay at Endless Caverns RV Resort.