- TripBuzz found 9 things to do with kids in or near Martinsville, Virginia.
- From Snow Creek Ranch to Martinsville Speedway, the Martinsville area offers 56 different types of family activities, including: Bowling, Theaters, History Museums and Natural History Museums.
- Martinsville, VA is located on the southern border of the state. One of the city's namesakes is a small, paper clip shaped racetrack that is the shortest NASCAR stock car racing track, and one of the first paved speedways ever built. Residents love catching a local Martinsville Mustangs basketball game, or catching one of the two NASCAR events hosted every year.
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Riverside Lanes offers 40 bowling lanes and a full service bar and grill, HDTVs and four 15 ft projection screens. They host a number of group events as well as monthly competitive tournaments.
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The Hess Field and Robbins Trail Park are part of the Hess Recreation Area which offers 102 acres with athletic fields, concrete skatepark, bike skills area, covered bridges, picnic tables, and restroom facilities. There are also 3.9 miles of trails.
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As the former home of Nancy Langhorne, also known as Lady Astor, Langhorne House offers historical artifacts from the Colonial Southern era. The tour takes visitors through her house and explains the history of tobacco in Virginia.
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P.O. Box 6, Danville, VA 24543
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The Danville Historical Society's Guided Walking Tour is actually one of two tours offered by the Historical Society. One ventures into Danville's historic Millionaire's Row, while the other visits a professional African-American neighborhood that dates back to the 1870s.
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975 Main Street, Danville, VA 24541
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The collections within the Danville Museum of Fine Arts & History features pieces from both local history as well as local art from the past. Live art is also presented in the adjoining theater throughout their performance season.
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The American Armoured Foundation owns and curates the Tank Museum. A wide range of tanks and war artifacts are included in the collection, including 119 tanks and artillery pieces and over 340 international tank and cavalry general's uniforms.
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Founded just after World War II, the Historic North Theatre offers 500 seats for a variety of performances. The site also has a restaurant and bar, art gallery, gift shop, and adjoining bed and breakfast.
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Retaining the architectural features from when it was built in the 1940s, The Historic North Theatre offers visitors live entertainment in the form of performing arts. Visitors can attend comedies, Broadway musicals, and more.
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Offering educational programs and exhibits, Danville Science Center is a popular field trip destination for schools. Hands-on learning projects and activities such as short films and a small-scale town for dramatic play are also provided.
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Home to two trails, Rock Castle Gorge and Black Ridge, Rocky Knob Recreational Area offers forested hills for visitors to explore. The park has a variety of wildflowers scattered across the fields for visitors to look at.