- TripBuzz found 30 things to do with kids in or near Lexington, Virginia, including 12 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Natural Bridge, Bedford and Wintergreen.
- From Kidz Playce to Lexington Municipal Pool, the Lexington area offers 54 different types of family activities, including: Specialty Museums, Theaters, Playgrounds and Horse Races.
- A well-respected college community, Lexington is home to both VMI (Virginia Military Institute) and Washington and Lee University. This historic town also contains many important sites such as the gravesites for both Stonewall Jackson and Robert E. Lee. Other attractions in Lexington include several art galleries and shops along with specialty clothing boutiques.
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The O.Winston Link Museum is located in a restored Raymond Loewy designed passenger railway station. It displays the largest collection of the famous photographer's images of life during the 1950s along the railroad.
44.7 Miles
Learning and family fun is combined in the institute of Center in the Square. There is an aquarium, butterfly habitat, several museums, live entertainment options, and a rooptop pavilion for use during good weather.
44.8 Miles
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Center in the Square, Roanoke, VA 24011
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Eight permanent exhibits are housed at the Science Museum of Western Virginia & Hopkins Planetarium such as a 750-gallon aquarium, a light and sound arcade, and galleries linked to several areas of the scientific field. The science center itself is hands-on with plenty games and activities in which to participa…
44.8 Miles
The Hidden Valley Trail is an easy flat walk or hike along the riverside. From the trail's edge, hikers can see the river, a creek, a trestle bridge, and a wooden bridge.
44.8 Miles
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Center in the Square, Roanoke, VA 24011
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The History Museum & Historical Society of Western Virginia promotes an education experience of history in general with an emphasis of Western Virginia territory. The museum features a presentation of the Roanoke Valley that includes artifacts and information on the areas early Native American tribes.
44.8 Miles
This passive recreation area features a five mile trail system, include a two mile trail to the summit of Read Mountain. Visitors who are interested in photo opportunities may enjoy the view that the Read Mountain Preserve has to offer.
44.9 Miles
The largest manmade star in the world is on display at the Mill Mountain Star & Park. It is considered to be a signature landmark of Roanoke and lights up the night in addition to the park activities like hiking, biking, and a zoo that surround the star.
45.1 Miles
World-renowned artists can be spotted mentoring young performers at the Jefferson Center. The center features educational programs, such as the 'Music Lab' and 'Jazz Institute', and also has rooms that are available to the public for rent.
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5th Street SW & Washington Ave SW, Roanoke, VA 24016
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With lots of grassy area, Highland Dog Park is popular with dog owners. And with designated spaces for both small and large dogs, it is suitable for all breeds. Other park amenities include doggie water fountains, waste bags and benches.
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Featuring a four-acre fishing lake, Seneca State Forest provides over 11,000 acres of woodlands along with a campground, guest cabins and a children's playground. The area is suitable for hiking, biking, fishing, picnics, hunting, boating and swimming.