About Strasburg, VALiving in Strasburg, one of the best small towns, certainly has its advantages. Many people yearn for a close knit community where you know your neighbors and have a sense of well being. Strasburg has always been that kind of town.
A Main Street program has been implemented and the fruits of our labor are starting to show with brick cross walks and charming pocket parks. More to come are old fashioned streetlights and brick sidewalks.
At the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountain lays many bends of the Shenandoah River that meanders through meadows and farmland on the outskirts of Strasburg. Kayaking and canoeing on the Shenandoah has become very popular amongst the community and tourists. Fishing for large and small mouth bass and sun perch is popular as well. Our public boat landing located within the town limits allows for easy access to the Shenandoah River.
The newly constructed “river walk” is a busy trail about a mile long for those who want to exercise or just enjoy the many meadows and wildlife habitat. The start of the River Walk is the Strasburg High School to the Town Park. The many “river walk” signs in Strasburg will lead you to the starting point.
Strasburg is one of several small Historic towns in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley and is located just 70 miles west of the Washington DC/Metro area. This quiet town offers many qualities that the whole family can enjoy such as; several events throughout the year, museums, underground caverns, community pool and park, wonderful restaurants, numerous antique shops to browse and much more. Not only is the town rich in Civil War history but the community is very active and supportive of the Schools. All of these qualities make our town a great place in which to live and thrive. | More Local Area InformationFront Royal, Virginia, part of the Warren County area, has grown at a steady pace in recent years. Just off Interstate 66 and in the heart of th... Read moreFront Royal, Virginia’s motto is comprised of unifying the best of the future with the best of the past. This slogan couldn’t be more fitting for ... Read moreLocated in the historic Shenandoah Valley, Winchester, Virginia is conveniently situated off Interstate 81 with Routes 7 and 50 running into th... Read moreBerkeley County sits at the northern terminus of the 200-mile Shenandoah Valley, one of the nation’s most popular vacation destinations. As a result... Read moreAs the easternmost point of the West Virginia panhandle, Jefferson County can actually be considered part of the Washington, D.C. metro area. It sit... Read moreCharles Town is the county seat of Jefferson County. It was founded by Charles Washington, the younger brother of George Washington. In 1780... Read moreMorgan County is located between Maryland and Virginia on the western edge of the state’s panhandle. Its modest population of roughly 17,000 i... Read moreLocated in Orange County and in close proximity to Fredericksburg, Virginia and Washington, D.C., this area is overflowing with history. Amongst man... Read moreMartinsburg is the seat of Berkeley County, the “Northernmost Gateway to the Shenandoah Valley.” Its population of over 17,000 enjoys ampl... Read moreIt is hard to imagine that the picturesque town of Warrenton, Virginia is just a short 35 minute drive to Dulles International Airport and situate... Read moreHarpers Ferry is a charming river town located in Jefferson County. It sits at the confluences of two major rivers, the Potomac and the Shenandoah... Read moreMineral County is located in the state’s Potomac Highlands region. It was founded in 1866, shortly after the state itself was formed; thus, it i... Read moreBerkley Springs, the seat of Morgan County, dates back to 1776 and is known as the nation’s first spa. Originally named after the English city o... Read moreHaymarket, V.A., is a wonderful place to raise a family and spend time with friends. This relaxed community is in the growing Prince William Count... Read moreWith a history dating back over through three centuries, Leesburg, Virginia offers its residents an exceptional living environment. Histori... Read moreLocated in one of the most charming, historic and welcoming regions of Virginia, Culpeper can be found just over one hour south of Washington, DC... Read moreConveniently located 70 miles from Washington, D.C. and 50 miles from Northern Virginia, Culpeper is immersed in history and pure Virginia beauty... Read moreThe beautiful town of Madison, located in the Blue Ridge foothills, offers a wonderfully picturesque landscape in which to lay down roots. Resident... Read moreMadison, Virginia is a rustic area in Virginia with a small town feel and great quality of life. Bordering Charlottesville and thereby th... Read moreWith a historic country atmosphere, welcoming community and a long list of attractions and recreation, the town of Remington is a great choice whe... Read more | 
