Attraction

414 E. Main Street (Visitor Center for Info) 
The Town of Front Royal cordially invites you to take a trip back in time to experience what the soldiers and citizens experienced on that unseasonably warm Friday of May 23, 1862. You will feel what the Confederate Troops must have felt after having to march all morning and then ordered to make a torturous ascent of over 400 feet within 1 1/2 miles. You will visit historic homes of the area where the tide of the battle flowed. Please allow at least a couple of hours for the tour. Contact the Visitor Center for information and guide books.

101 Chester Street (behind Ivy Lodge)
Belle Boyd Cottage (est. 1860) was the home of the famous Confederate spy, Belle Boyd. She visited Front Royal during the Civil War.

414 E. Main Street
The Visitor Center is located in the old Southern Railroad Train Station on Main Street. The Station was built in the 1890s by the Virginia Midland Railroad, which later became part of the Southern Railway System. In the early 20th Century, as many as six passenger trains a day came into the Front Royal Station. The Visitor Center offers free brochures, discount tickets to the Skyline Caverns, information on local attractions, Front Royal

600 4-H Center Drive
Serving 4-H groups in 19 counties in the northern region of Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley. In addition the facility is open to the public daily and offers a conference center for business and organizations.

200 W. Prospect Street
At the entrance to the cemetery is the Mosby Monument. This monument, erected in 1899, commemorates the lives of seven John S. Mosby's Rangers who were executed in Front Royal in September of 1864. General Grant, who was frustrated by the daring raids made by Mosby's Rangers in the Northern Shenandoah Valley, issued the order to immediately hang any of Mosby's men who were captured. The seven men commemorated on this monument died as a result of the order. On a circular lot at the top of the hill, known as Soldier's Circle, lay the remains of 276 soldiers representing each of the thirteen states of the Confederacy. From this hill, Stonewall Jackson directed his troops during the Battle of Front Royal on May 23, 1862.

The North and South Forks of the Shenandoah River meet at Riverton, Virginia, west of Front Royal in Warren County. The River offers calm waters for a leisurely canoe ride and rapids ideal for kayaking. Boating, rafting and tubing are also popular. Several local outfitters provide everything from equipment rental to guides to help you along the way.

350 Daughter of the Stars Dr, Bentonville, VA
1,604 scenic acres with over 5 miles of frontage on the beautiful south fork of the Shenandoah River.

Entrance on Rt. 340 South (Skyline Drive)
(less than 1 mile from Front Royal Town limits)
The Park is accessed by Skyline Drive, which traverses 105 miles along the Blue Ridge Mountains. The Park features beautiful views of the Shenandoah Valley to the west and the rolling Piedmont of Virginia to the east and many activities.

10334 Stonewall Jackson Highway (Rt. 340 South)
Discovered in 1937, the Skyline Caverns, located near the Northern Entrance to the Skyline Drive and Shenandoah National Park, is one of the only places in the world that features a unique formation known as Anthodites, "Orchids of the Mineral Kingdom."

Warren County Fairgrounds Winchester Road
Located approximately 5 miles out of the Town of Front Royal on Route 522 North. Please visit the website to for event schedule and the many featured guests performing every year.