 | Nelson County, Virginia - Nelson County is located in Central Virginia midway between the metropolitan areas of Charlottesville and Lynchburg. The county has a total area of 471 square miles. It is bordered on the south and east by the James River and on the north and west by the Blue Ridge Mountains. A large portion of the western section of the county is in the George Washington National Forest. |
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 | Blue Ridge Mountains, Virginia - Old time and bluegrass music rings from the mountains to the valleys. Hiking and biking on the New River Trail, floating and canoeing on the New River, Matthews Living History Farm and festivals featuring music, antique vehicles and the state BBQ Championships make our area worth a visit. Multiple antique shops, craft brews and wines add to the charm of our downhome area. |
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 | Fairfax County, Virginia - Located in the heart of Northern Virginia and located next to the US nation's capital - Washington, D.C., Fairfax County will afford you the opportunity to to educate yourself about our role in defining the history of America, or enjoy some of the finest arts and cultural attractions in the nation. |
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 | Shenandoah County, Virginia - Shenandoah County is in the heart of Virginia's beautiful Shenandoah Valley. It is a stretch of land that is nestled between the Blue Ridge Mountains to the East and the the Appalachians to the West. National Forest land covers 26%of the county and the Valley floor is accentuated by the north fork of the Shenandoah River. |
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 | Charlottesville & Albemarle County, Virginia - Greater Charlottesville consistently ranks among the top communities in the nation. Among numerous accolades, Charlottesville was selected by Frommer's "Cities Ranked & Rated" as "The Best Place to Live" in America; "Best Place to Live" -- Money; "Best Place to Relocate" -- Relocate America; "Top Places to Retire" -- Kiplinger; and many more. |
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 | Isle of Wight County, Virginia - Founded in 1634, Isle of Wight County is one of the oldest country governments in the United States. Nestled on the shores of Virginia's James River, residents enjoy the rural nature of the country coupled with the quaint atmosphere of the town incorporated towns, Smithfield and Windsor. |
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 | Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia - At Smith Mountain Lake you'll find wonderful places and people.
Our area's great natural beauty--from the waters and woods to the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia--is the perfect destination for your very own style of fun, whether you seek days full of activities or just plain relaxing. |
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