Virginia offers diverse unique lodging options

Virginia offers a diverse range of unique accommodation options, ranging from new glamping sites to historic luxury resorts.

Camp Yellow Cardinal, located near Farmville in Prince Edward County, is set to open in January 2027. The ten-hectare site will feature twelve dome tents, with an initial phase of six units. Each 28-square-meter dome will include a king-size bed, kitchenette, and wood stove, alongside private amenities like a whirlpool and fire pit. The site is positioned near the High Bridge Trail, a 50-kilometer path along a former railway line.

In Loudoun County, the Salamander Middleburg serves as a Forbes Five-Star resort. Situated approximately one hour from Washington, D.C., the 140-hectare property features 168 rooms, a spa, a pool, and a putting green. The resort is notable for its Equestrian Center, which includes a 1,300-square-meter stable with 22 stalls.