- The list below includes 46 free or cheap things to do in or near Staunton, Virginia, including 59 different types of inexpensive activities like Specialty Museums, Parks, Bowling and Comedy Clubs.
- From Gypsy Hill Park to Staunton Public Library, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Staunton and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Harrisonburg, Waynesboro, Charlottesville and McGaheysville.
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8895 George Collins Parkway, New Market, VA
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Located on the grounds of the historic Bushong Farm, the Virginia Museum of the Civil War covers the history of this monumental war across the state as well as specific exhibits on the Battle of New Market. Visitors can also take a self-guided tour of the nearby battlefield.
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Located in the New Market Battlefield State Park, the Hall of Valor Civil War Museum pays tribute to the cadets who fought in the Battle of New Market. The Emmy award-winning Field Of Lost Shoes is shown hourly.
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Tours of the Natural Bridge Wax Museum can be included with admission to see the Natural Bridge. Figurines and scenes from the history of Virginia are included in the museum as is the history of the landmark itself.
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The well-maintained walkway of Hawksbill Greenway allows both visitors and natives to absorb the natural surrounding of Luray. The walkway winds alonga local stream, naturalized areas, and actually goes across the main street of the city.
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For a plethora of toy choices there is the Toy Museum Natural Bridge which is a toy museum that features toys from different eras. There are many from different decades of recent history, including toys from popular movies.
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3549 Old Valley Pike, New Market, VA 22844
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Featuring over 50 dealers selling a variety of products, the Shenandoah Valley Flea Market is a market selling numerous items to the general public. Items sold at the market include household and personal goods, collectibles, and antiques.
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Originally an April Fool's prank conducted by Mark Cline, Foamhenge has become a popular attraction for visitors since it is free to view. The site is an exact replica of the Stonehenge site in Britain and is easily accessible along the roadside of U.S. 11.
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24th Street & Boardwalk, Virginia Beach, VA 23451
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Featuring an exhibit of early lifesaving equipment and a history of various , Old Coast Guard Station serves as a means of preserving the maritime heritage of the Coast Guard in Virginia.
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Spruce Knob at Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area is the highest peak in West Virginia. Rock climbers often climb the peak, and the recreation area is important in history because it was the first national recreation area in the United States.
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Within Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains is a naturally formed rock shape and related caverns that is called the Natural Bridge Caverns. The natural trail around the landmark explores the stone arch, Cedar Creek, and Lace Falls while there is also an indoor butterfly garden for visitors.