- TripBuzz found 33 things to do indoors in the Staunton area. From R.R. Smith Center for History & Art to Staunton Public Library, Staunton offers a variety of rainy day activities and other fun things to do indoors — including 41 indoor attractions with ratings over 90%.
- There are 26 different types of things to do inside in or near Staunton, Virginia. Some of the most popular types of these activities include: Theaters, Specialty Museums, Bowling and Comedy Clubs.
- There are 16 indoor activities in Staunton, and 17 indoor attractions in nearby cities within 25 miles, including: Harrisonburg and Waynesboro.
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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.
42.5 Miles
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.
43.5 Miles
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243 votes
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.
44.1 Miles
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58 votes
PO Box 87, Natural Bridge, VA 24578
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One of the largest collections of childhood toys and memorabilia is housed at The Toy Museum at Natural Bridge of Virginia. A wide variety of games, toys, and relics from childhood contained in the collection date back to 1740 and even include modern collectibles.
44.1 Miles
Over 30 unique wines, some nationally acclaimed, are featured at Horton Vineyards. The winery is open seven days a week and offers tastings daily. During the visit, be sure to check out the only Vintage Port made in Virginia. Tours are available.
44.5 Miles
Hidden Cottage is an art gallery within a small bungalow setting showcasing artwork from a variety of local artists and craftsman. The gallery also features several antiques, primarily from the Southwest Virginia area.
45.5 Miles
More than 45 acres of well-maintained trails form the foundation of the Homestead Ski Area which is part of the Omni Homestead Resort. There are segments for both beginners and more advanced skiers in addition to a ski school for those unfamiliar with the sport.
46.1 Miles
Hand-made regional goods from over 30 artists are available at the Pocahontas County Artisan Co-op. Goods range from blacksmithing, broom and basketry to quilts and wood crafts. Selected Friday after-hours feature local poetry and music.
47.6 Miles
One of the biggest resorts in the region is The Homestead which now has an official name of The Omni Homestead Resort. It features multiple golf courses, horseback riding, skiing, and a full service spa in addition to luxury lodgings.
47.8 Miles
The primary building of the Luray Valley Museum is known as The Stonyman and contains displays of clothing, early toys, decorative art, and items of daily life from 1750 through 1920. Other buildings on site have been restored to represent a small 19th century farm.