I-64 to Mercury Blvd. exit 263A. Cross James River Bridge. Go 2 Mi. At 2nd light turn right on US 258. Motel is 2 Mi. on left.
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St Lukes Church ... 1 mile
Smithfield Medical Center ... 2 miles
Smithfield Shopping Center ... 2 miles
Smithfield Tours ... 2 miles
Smithfield Packing ... 8 miles
Peanut Festival ... 10 miles
Chesapeake (city) ... 15 miles
Coliseum Mall ... 15 miles
Hampton Bay Days ... 15 miles
Hampton Coliseum ... 15 miles
Hampton General Hospital ... 15 miles
Hampton University ... 15 miles
Jazz Festival ... 15 miles
Kilm Creek Golf Course ... 15 miles
Newport News Shipyard ... 15 miles
Norfolk (city) ... 15 miles
Patrick Henry Mall ... 15 miles
Portsmouth Coast Guard ... 15 miles
Portsmouth Naval Medical Ctr ... 15 miles
Surry Nuclear Plant ... 15 miles
VA Air & Space Museum ... 15 miles
Pork,Peanut & Pine Festival ... 18 miles
Beach ... 20 miles
Ft. Eustis ... 20 miles
Ft. Monroe ... 20 miles
Jamestown Ferry ... 20 miles
Langley Airforce Base ... 20 miles
NASA/Langley Research Center ... 20 miles
Oysterpoint Industrail Park ... 20 miles
Surrey Power Plant ... 20 miles
Chippokes Plantation ... 22 miles
Douglas Mac Arthur Memorial ... 25 miles
Downtown Hampton ... 25 miles
Jamestown Settlement ... 25 miles
MacArthur Mall ... 25 miles
Yorktown ... 25 miles
Botanical Gardens - Norfolk ... 30 miles
Norfolk Naval Base ... 30 miles
Waterside Fest. Marketplace ... 30 miles
Busch Gardens ... 35 miles
Colonial Williamsburg ... 35 miles
Grand Illumination ... 35 miles
Oceanfront ... 35 miles
Water Country USA ... 35 miles
Williamsburg Pottery ... 40 miles
Richmond Racetrack ... 75 miles
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Virginia stretches from the Atlantic Ocean to the Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains. It is one of the country’s most historic and scenic states. Driving trails link more than 250 Civil War sites across Virginia. Richmond, the capital of the Confederacy in the Civil War, has many fine old buildings and cultural options. Williamsburg, Yorktown and Jamestown (the birthplace of the USA) make up the three points of Colonial Virginia’s historic triangle in the state’s southeastern corner.
Shenandoah Valley, with its caverns,
waterfalls and popular resorts, is nestled in the Appalachian Mountains to the west. Norfolk is an important Atlantic seaport and home to the world’s largest naval base. The Chesapeake Bay is a complex ecosystem with a long history of pirates and shipwrecks. Today it has thriving oyster farms and is popular for fishing, swimming, boating and sailing. The first wine was made in Virginia in 1608, and now the state’s growing wine industry boasts over 100 wineries.
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