Fall is the season of harvest, and what better way to celebrate than with a road trip through Patrick County, Virginia. Home to orchards, farmers’ markets, and our annual Apple Dumpling Festival, there is no better place to experience fall.

Celebrating 50 Years

Tucked into the hill of Woolwine is a small roadside market that holds a special place in its community. Wade’s Orchard has been supplying Patrick County with fresh, Virginia apples since 1975. Located just off Route 8, Wade’s is the perfect addition to any fall road trip. Wade’s Orchard is hosting a 50th Anniversary Celebration on September 27th for 10am-4pm. Bring a lawn chair and enjoy live music, apple butter, fresh apples, and more.

Apple Dumpling Festival

Spend the day in Downtown Stuart for the annual Apple Dumpling Festival and 5k. Spend the morning running along the Mayo River Rail Trail before grabbing fresh apple dumplings later in the day. Enjoy live music throughout the day. Outstanding artisans, jewelry, jellies, preserves, housewares and more….of course, delicious foods. Stock up on fresh, local apples for your own fall desserts. The Apple Dumping 5k starts at 8am and the Apple Dumpling Festival starts at 10am.

Windy Hill Orchard

Windy Hill Orchard has been in the Noonkester family for over 100 years.

Every Thursday, September – November, you are invited to come watch as the apples are pressed into apple cider. Don’t forget to leave with a fresh jug! They also sell apple cider vinegar, apple sauce, apple butter, jams, and dried apples.

Levering Orchard

Visitors to Levering Orchard are treated to pick-your-own cherries, peaches, pears, and apples in a gorgeous mountain setting.

Fall apple season at Levering lasts from September through mid-November. They provide you with buckets and ladders and send you into their expansive orchard to experience picking the fruit right off of the tree yourself.

More to Explore

Don’t forget to visit one of our many country stores, markets, and farm stands while you’re exploring the county. Spend a Friday morning at the Stuart Farmers’ Market, visit Clay and Twig in Critz, or swing by Trent Farms. With hundreds of miles to explore, Patrick County is the perfect destination for your next fall adventure.

The post Fall Guide to Apple Season in Patrick County, Virginia appeared first on Visit Patrick County.

Discover miles of scenic roads, fun events, and tons of fall fun in Patrick County. From family-friendly festivals to secluded hiking trails, Patrick County has everything you need for the perfect fall escape. Enjoy warm, sunny days and cool, crisp nights as you explore the scenic roads, trails, and charming towns in Patrick County. Explore Fairy Stone State Park with a ranger and learn more about the park’s unique history. Learn about the Town of Fayerdale, moonshining, and the mythical Fairy Stone. Visit historic sites like Jacks Creek Covered Bridge, Mabry Mill, The Reynolds Homestead, or the JEB Stuart Birthplace and learn more about Patrick County’s history.

September marks the start of the harvest season, making it a great time to visit one of our farmers’ markets or orchards. You can find fresh apples, pumpkins, and artisan goods in markets all over the county. Visit the farm animals at the Annual Patrick County Agricultural Fair on September 10-14. The 19th Annual Doe Run Farm Sunflower Maze is opening on September 28th. Doe Run Farm is home to a multi-acre sunflower maze, hay rides, pumpkin bowling, and more. Experience our music heritage and Virginia’s Crooked Road Music Trail at the Songwriter’s Circle and the Willis Gap Open Jam.

Fall colors will start coming in late September, with colors peaking in mid-October. Because of Patrick County’s varied terrain, fall colors peak in areas like Meadows of Dan earlier than in Stuart. You can find foliage reports at the Virginia Department of Forestry, Department of Conservation and Recreation, and Virginia is for Lovers starting mid-late September. Below are some of our favorite places to leaf-peep and some unique places to stay this fall.

Best Views

Angel Overlook – Angel Overlook is located along Squirrel Spur Road between Ararat and Meadows of Dan. This overlook offers stunning views of Ararat and North Carolina. We recommend visiting this overlook later in the afternoon when the sun is golden and the fall colors below are extra beautiful.

Groundhog Mountain Overlook – The Groundhog Mountain Overlook is located along the Blue Ridge Parkway in Meadows of Dan. With over 28 picnic tables and restrooms, this site is perfect for a fall picnic. Climb to the top of the old, wooden tower for a bird’s-eye view.

Rock Castle Gorge – Travel along the Blue Ridge Parkway past Meadows of Dan for views you won’t forget. The Rock Castle Gorge Recreation Area is home to multiple trails, overlooks, and picnic sites. This is a must-stop for beautiful fall photos.

Fred Clifton Park & Lover’s Leap – Located along Highway 58, Lover’s Leap and Fred Clifton Park offer beautiful views of the Stuart/Woolwine area. Due to construction on Highway 58, expect delays when visiting these sites.

Unique Stays

The Oaks RV Resort – This newly opened RV resort is located in Meadows of Dan, just off Highway 58. The Oaks offers stunning views of the piedmont, making it a great destination for fall travelers. This pet-friendly resort offers full hook-up RV sites, lightning-fast WiFi, deluxe amenities, and endless mountain views.

Dragon’s Beard Farm and Camp – Located in Woolwine, Dragon’s Beard is the perfect mix of creature comforts and camping. Enjoy a quiet stay in the Stargazer Tent, complete with a king-size bed, electricity, and wifi. Dragon’s Beard is minutes from the Blue Ridge Parkway and Fairy Stone State Park.

Mountain Waves Yurt – Disconnect and unwind at the Mountain Waves Yurt. This secluded yurt is minutes from the Blue Ridge Parkway, Meadows of Dan, and Floyd. Bring your pets and enjoy a quiet weekend in the mountains.

Stargazer Park – Love vintage vibes? Spend the weekend in a renovated vintage camper at Stargazer Park. Each camper is equipped with a kitchenette, shower, and air conditioning. The park is within minutes of Meadows of Dan, Mabry Mill, and Villa Appalaccia Winery.

Kibler Valley Schoolhouse – Looking for stunning mountain views and easy access to the Dan River? Stay at the historic Kibler Valley Schoolhouse and spend the weekend surrounded by the towering Pinnacles of Dan.

Updated 7/31/2025

The post Fall in Love with Patrick County appeared first on Visit Patrick County.

1. Conquer Rock Castle Gorge

The Rock Castel Gorge Recreation Area offers one of the most rewarding hikes in the County. The trail starts in Woolwine and works its way up to the Blue Ridge Parkway. The elevation ranges from 3,572 feet to 1,700 feet over the 10.8-mile loop. Sections of the trail are steep and rocky. One of the more challenging sections is a boulder field known as the Bare Rocks. While strenuous, hikers are rewarded with fantastic views of the Piedmont below.

2. Join a Ranger Led Hike

Meet a ranger at Fairy Stone State Park for a guided hike. These hikes are great ways to learn more about the environment and history of the park. One of our favorites is the Moonshine Hollow Hike, led by Ranger Danny Martin. This hike explores moonshining history and takes visitors to two former still sites. Learn more about Fairy Stone’s guided hikes on their website.

3. Paddle with a Pal

Brave the cold waters with a friend and explore Fairy Stone State Park, The Dan River, or Philpott Lake. This is a great way to liven up cold, winter days, especially for photographers. Winter is a great time to see local wildlife. In a 2020 blog post, one kayaker saw otters and a pair of bald eagles while paddling Fairy Stone Lake.

4. Go Trout Fishing

Winter is a great time to trout fish. Anglers can find trout in the Dan River, the Mayo River, and the Smith River. Many smaller streams also contain trout. Keep an eye out for DWR signage along river banks, they indicate which rivers are stocked. We recommend checking out the DWR’s Trout Fishing Guide before heading out.

5. Join in the Jam at Willis Gap

The Willis Gap Community Center hosts an open Jam every Friday night. Everyone is welcome to come and play, sing, dance, or listen. The jam started in 1995 and has hosted musicians from all over the world. Doors open at 6pm and music begins at 7pm. The Willis Gap Jam is an affiliate of the Crooked Road Heritage Music Trail.

6. Hit the Biking Trails at I.C. Dehart Park

I.C. Dehart Park in Woolwine is home to one of Southwest Virginia’s best-kept secrets. The park is home to thirteen miles of single-track mountain biking trails. The park has two loops, the 8-mile east and 5-mile west loop. Riders will enjoy the beautiful scenery and exciting twists and turns.

7. Stargaze at the Primland Observatory

The Primland Observatory takes stargazing to a whole new level. The powerful telescope lets viewers reach new heights in the night sky. Reservations are required. Please call 276-222-6837 to schedule a visit.

8. Go Glamping

Connect with nature and stay warm. Glamping is a fun way to get outdoors while still having the amenities of home. We recommend Mountain Waves Yurt, Stargazer Park, or the camper at Wolf Creek Farm. For an elevated experience, the Primland Tree Houses take glamping to new heights.

9. Dine at Pickle and Ash

Pickle and Ash offers locally inspired, farm-to-table dining in a casual setting. The menu changes regularly based on what is seasonally available. Pickle and Ash also serve local wines, craft beer, and craft cocktails.

10. Take the Road Less Traveled

Take advantage of Patrick County’s mountain roads and go sightseeing. Travel to one of our many overlooks or enjoy the scenery along the road. We recommend Squirrel Spur, Orchard Gap, and the Blue Ridge Parkway. 

The post The 2024 Winter Adventure Guide appeared first on Visit Patrick County.

Brimming with must-see museum exhibits, road trip-worthy music performances  and adventurous outings, Patrick County, Virginia offers something for every bucket list. 

Whether you have resolved to see more, learn more, move more, or simply indulge more, Patrick County, Virginia is your destination to explore more in 2024.

Take in Arts and Culture

Made famous by the book The Man Who Moved A Mountain by Richard C. Davids, Patrick County is home to two of the five beautiful Rock Churches in the area. Mayberry Presbyterian Church (1925) and Slate Mountain Presbyterian Church (1932), both in Meadows of Dan, were built by Rev. Robert Childress from the stone of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Race fans should make the Virginia Motorsports Museum And Hall Of Fame a must-see stop this year. See how moonshine was made and hear the fascinating story of how this business lead directly to the birth of NASCAR racing. Home to the famous Wood Brothers Racing Team, their museum sits adjacent to this Hall of Fame.

Every Friday night in the beautiful community of Ararat visitors can experience a unique piece of The Crooked Road. The Willis Gap Community Center hosts an open jam for anyone who plays, sings, or wants to listen. Whether you’re local or just passing through, the community jam is a perfect place to stop to get a taste of The Crooked Road.

Try the View from the Top

If you are looking for somewhere to sit and relax and take in a beautiful view stop by Angel Overlook and see the magnificent views of the mountains. Angel Overlook is located near many of Patrick County’s most famous attractions such as the Blue Ridge Parkway, Primland, Laurel Hill, Doe Run Farm.

Lover’s Leap offers one of Patrick County’s most stunning views alongside one of its most intriguing legends.

Live Life in the Fast Lane

The 10 mile loop of Squirrel Spur packs enough twists, turns and drops to top every motorcyclist’s bucket list. A casual drive will give you a glimpse into the rural countryside with cow pastures, tobacco fields and pumpkin patches. For most riders, the view will be a blur of color as you ride through a thrilling series of turns, switchbacks, steep climbs and sharp drops. 

Possibly the most famous stretch of the Jagged Edge, Bootlegger’s Run packs more than 100 curves into its 30-mile drive between the towns of Floyd and Ferrum, passing through Woolwine along the way. This run gets its name because it goes through the heart of one of Appalachia’s most notorious moonshine trails. If this unique piece of American history is not enough, the ride boasts some of the Blue Ridge Mountains’ most spectacular views.

Enjoy the Finer Side of Life

Since 1999, the Stanley family has owned and operated a 16-acre vineyard in rural, scenic Patrick County. Stanburn Winery offers twelve wines including Vidal Blanc (dry) Chardonnay (dry), Traminette (dry), Highfly (semi-sweet blend), Bull’s Blush (semi-sweet blend), Cabernet Franc (dry),Cabernet Franc Reserve (dry) Chambourcin (dry), Big A Red (dry, red blend), Barbera (dry), Poorhouse (sweet red), and Meadow Breeze (sweet white).

Reflecting Primland’s connection with nature, Elements offers fine dining in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Elements lives up to its name with fire flickering inside a glassed-in floating wall, earth in the glowing wooden floors, air beneath lofty ceilings, and water depicted in original artworks.

The post What to Explore in 2024 appeared first on Visit Patrick County.

Come December, Patrick County transforms into a Winter Wonderland, with plenty of opportunities to gather with your loved ones to sip hot chocolate under the stars, sing Christmas carols and take in holiday light displays. Bring your Christmas list and pack your tree with unique, handmade gifts at one of Patrick County’s Christmas markets, or buy something for yourself. You and your elves will find plenty of cheer in Patrick County.

Meadows of Dan Christmas Parade

November 25

3 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Start your season of cheer at the Meadows of Dan Christmas Parade. This annual tradition features floats, tractors, music, and a special appearance by Santa and Mrs. Claus.

Parade line up will be on Light Ridge Road, and parade route will be down Jeb Stuart Highway into Meadows of Dan, ending at Meadows of Dan Baptist Church.

Hometown Christmas

December 1-2

Stuart, Virginia

Celebrate the season with this two-day festival featuring handmade gifts, decorations and crafts, live music, and seasonal treats. The orchard street market will be open as well as pictures with Santa. 

The event begins with the annual lighting of the Christmas tree at 6 pm on December 1.

Saturday, Dec 2

9am to 2pm~Holiday Bazaar the Church of Living Water.

9am to 1pm~ Stuart Elementary Winter Blender. 

10am to 1pm~ Stuart Farmers Market’s Mistletoe Market. 

10am to 12pm~ DIY Ornament at P&HCC Fab Lab in Stuart. 

10:30am to 12pm~ Charlie Brown Christmas at the Patrick County Library.

1pm to 4pm~ Free Hot Chocolate at Circle K.

2pm~ 51st Annual Patrick County Christmas Parade.

Main Street (Uptown and Downtown)

A Parkway Christmas

December 9-16

Meadows of Dan

Join us in Meadows of Dan on December 9th and 16th for A Parkway Christmas. There will be lights, shopping, and live music each day until 9pm. December 9th Ian and Jeff from the Lowbrow Collective at Primitive Coffee from 6:30-7:30. December 16th Traditional singing at Concord Primitive Baptist Church starting at 2pm. Kids’ Christmas story time at Primitive Coffee from 6:00-6:30. Nathan and Friends Bluegrass band at Primitive Coffee from 6:30-7:30.

DeHart Park Festival of Lights

December 15-23

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from Dehart Park! We would like to invite you to our very own Festival of Lights with a Patrick County twist!

This sweet drive-thru event features over 50 light-up displays from local churches, schools, businesses and clubs. Running from December 15th through December 23rd, it is only $10 per vehicle (cash only) to drive through this magical Christmas wonderland.

There will be live caroling and musical performances under the gazebo each night and Santa and Mrs. Claus will be waiting to greet you as well!

Join us Sunday through Thursday from 6-8pm or on a Friday or Saturday night from 6-9pm.

Holidays at Primland Resort

December 1-26

Primland Resort brings holiday decor into the rooms that, for an added fee, can include a customizable Christmas gree. Book a stay and a holiday activity, such as story time with  Santa, cookie decorating, ornament-and-wreath-making workshops, holiday movies and more. 

The post Guide to Holiday Lights in Patrick County appeared first on Visit Patrick County.

Ararat, Virginia

Ararat is a small community located on the southwest side of Patrick County, only a few minutes away from the Blue Ridge Parkway and Mount Airy, NC. Ararat is a beautiful community filled with scenic views, winding backroads, and fun things to do. Boyd’s Restaurant, Dan River Grocery, and Claudville Cafe are great places to eat while in Ararat. Local attractions include Doe Run Farms, Laurel Hill – The JEB Stuart Birthplace, and the Willis Gap Community Center Open Jam.

Puckett Greenhouses

Puckett Greenhouses is a wholesale and retail nursery supply, greenhouse manufacturing, and plant growing operation committed to bringing their customers the best product for the best price. Puckett Greenhouses is a family-owned business established in 1980. Puckett Greenhouses house a variety of grow plugs, bedding plants, ferns, trees, shrubbery, hanging baskets, potted plants, and some rooted cuttings. Puckett’s also offers a large line of grower supplies for the small or large growing operations including soils, pots, trays, inserts, and tags.

You can find Puckett Greenhouses at 1461 Green Spring Road, Ararat, VA. They are open Monday through Friday all year round. 

Montgomery’s Greenhouse

Located in Ararat, Montgomery’s Greenhouse is a small, family-owned, and operated greenhouse that sells a variety of herbs, vegetables, flowers, and house plants. This greenhouse also creates beautiful hanging baskets, potted flower arrangements, and succulent arrangements that make great gifts for Mother’s Day and other special occasions. All arrangements are artfully created and come in a variety of sizes. Succulent arrangements from Montgomery’s Greenhouse can be found at the Concord Corner Store in Meadows of Dan.

You can find Montgomery’s Greenhouse at 1661 Raven Rock Road, Ararat, VA. They are open Monday through Saturday year-round. 

Hall’s Plants

Halls Plants is a greenhouse that sells a large variety of plants, garden supplies, and garden decor. Hall’s has a great selection of garden flags, wind chimes, hanging baskets, and porch planters that are perfect for Mother’s Day and other special occasions.

 Hall’s Plants is located at 987 Doe Run Road, Ararat, VA. They are open Monday through Saturday.  

Lee’s Greenery

Lee’s Greenhouse  is a locally owned and operated greenhouse with friendly staff and a great selection of plants for all gardens. Gardeners will find a variety of vegetable, herb, and flower plants for sale. Lee’s sells a variety of hanging baskets that make great Mother’s Day gifts.

Lee’s is located at 49 Marigold Lane, Ararat, VA. 

Doe Run Farm

Doe Run Farm is a must-stop for all sunflower lovers! Doe Run Farm has been creating mazes on their farm since 2006. Their Fall sunflower maze is perfect for all ages to explore. Doe Run Farm also offers hayrides, pumpkin bowling, and pick-your-own flower bouquets. You can find Doe Run Farm at 214 Marigold Lane, Ararat, VA. 

Terre à Terre Farm

Terre à Terre Farm is a small, family-owned flower farm located in Claudville. This farm sells a variety of seasonal cut flowers, woody ornamentals, and herbs. Terre à Terre offers bouquet subscriptions on its website. Check out their website at www.tatflowerfarm.com for more information. 

Stuart, Virginia

The Town of Stuart is located in the center of Patrick County and is thirty minutes away from the cities of Martinsville and Mount Airy, NC. There is plenty to check out along Stuart’s historic Main Street like Mattie B’s boutique, Mt. Joy Naturals, and the Hatteras Pearl. For food, the Coffee Break Cafe, Leonardo’s Pizzeria & Bistro, Pickle and Ash, and Uptown Stagecoach Coffee are perfect places to stop for a great meal. The Town of Stuart is also home to the annual Strawberry Festival, the First Friday’s Summer Jam concert series, and Front Porch Fest. 

All Seasons

All Seasons is locally owned and operated offering a variety of bedding and vegetable plants, annual and perennial flowers and shrubs, and trees. Start your garden off right with planting soil, dirt, and mulch. Need gardening tools to get the job done, we got you covered. Shop for unique gifts for your garden, home, or someone special.

You can find All Seasons at 21581 JEB Stuart Highway, Stuart, VA. 

Round Hill Plants

Round Hill Plants is a small greenhouse nursery that was founded in 2009. Round Hill sells a variety of hanging baskets, container plants, and vegetable plants at local farmers’ markets and their online store. Round Hill ships anywhere within the continental United States. Check out their website at www.roundhillplants.com. 

Mt. Joy Naturals

Mt. Joy Naturals specializes in high-quality CBD, Delta 8, and Delta 9 products. They carry a large selection of wellness supplements, bath products, edibles, and growing supplies. Growers can find specialty soils, fertilizers, lights, and grow tents along with friendly staff who are happy to answer any questions. Mt. Joy also carries a selection of heirloom vegetable seeds to help start your garden.

You can find Mt. Joy Naturals at 135 N Main Street, Stuart, VA. They are open Tuesday through Saturday each week. 

The Seed Library

The Seed Library is managed by the Patrick County Master Gardeners and it is located in the Blue Ridge Regional Library. The seed library is stocked with a variety of vegetable and flower seeds that are free for the community to take.

You can find the seed library at 116 W Blue Ridge Street, Stuart, VA. The library is open Monday through Saturday. 

The Annual Native Plant Sale

The Annual Native Plant Sale is hosted by the Patrick County Master Gardeners each Spring. This event is a great opportunity to buy native, pollinator-friendly plants for flower gardens and other landscaping projects. All proceeds from this event are used to fund educational workshops and events throughout the year. Follow the Patrick County Master Gardeners on Facebook for more information about this event. 

Stuart Farmers’ Market

Stuart Farmers’ Market is held each Friday morning from 8am-12pm, from May until November. The Stuart Farmers Market has a great selection of locally grown fruits and vegetables, baked goods, eggs, meats, arts & crafts, flowers, and live plants for sale. Each week has a new selection of goods available. Senior Nutrition and SNAP are accepted.

You can find the Stuart Farmers Market at 320 Chestnut Street, Stuart, VA.

The Pick and Share Flower Field

The Pick and Share Flower Field is a small wildflower garden located just down the street from the Patrick County Library. The garden is a great place to take pictures and create your own flower bouquet. The garden is free and open to the public.

You can find the garden at the intersection of West Blue Ridge Street and Wood Brother’s Drive in Stuart.

Fairy Stone State Park’s Monday Market

Fairy Stone State Park’s Monday Market is held every Monday from May untill the end of October. The Monday Market hosts a wide variety of vendors during the Summer. Shoppers can find a wide variety of locally grown fruits, vegetables, and live plants. Shoppers can also find a variety of freshly baked loaves of bread and other baked goods. Parking is free for vendors and shoppers.

You can find the Monday Market at 967 Fairystone Lake Drive, Stuart, VA.  

Meadows of Dan, Virginia

Meadows of Dan is located just off of the Blue Ridge Parkway and Highway 58. Meadows of Dan is a charming mountain town with plenty of places to explore. The Mabry Mill historic site, Chateau Morrisette Winery, and Villa Appalaccia Winery are all located just north along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Meadows of Dan is home to Nancy’s Candy Co., Concord Corner Store, High Country Lavender, and many other unique stores. For the outdoor enthusiast, the trails at Rock Castle Gorge offer a challenging hike and a unique chance to see some of Virginia’s rarer native plants. Meadows of Dan is a beautiful place to visit no matter the season. 

The Meadows of Dan Farmers Market

The Meadows of Dan Farmers Market is held periodically throughout the year in front of Primitive Coffee – Antique Market & Bakery. This farmers market features a variety of vendors from both Patrick and Floyd Counties. Shoppers can find baked goods, fresh produce, live plants, and more. The market is usually held on Saturday mornings.

You can find the Meadows of Dan Farmers Market at 2577 JEB Stuart Highway, Meadows of Dan, VA. 

Poor Farmer’s Market

Poor Farmer’s Market is a country store with a little bit of everything packed inside. Poor Farmer’s Market carries locally grown produce, honey, flower, cornmeal, and more. Visitors will also find fresh baked goods, made-to-order sandwiches, and hand-scooped ice cream.

You can find Poor Farmers Market at 2616 JEB Stuart Highway, Meadows of Dan, VA. They’re open seven days a week year-round. 

Mayberry Blooms

Mayberry Blooms is a small flower farm that specializes in growing and selling dahlias. They supply local stores and florists with seasonally grown flowers. Mayberry Blooms also offers seasonal flower bouquet subscriptions. Each bouquet features a variety of flowers grown on their farm. Mayberry Blooms periodically sells a selection of their dahlia tubers on their website. Follow Mayberry Blooms on Facebook and Instagram for more information about bouquet subscriptions and dahlia tuber sales.

Check out their website at www.mayberryblooms.com. 

Poor Farmers Farm

Poor Farmers Farm is a family-owned country store located along Highway 58 near Lovers’ Leap and Fred Clifton Park. Poor Farmers Farm has a great selection of outdoor decorations that add a fun touch to any garden. They carry a variety of locally grown produce along with homemade fudge, souvenirs, and local honey.

You can find Poor Farmers Farm at 7958 JEB Stuart Highway, Vesta, VA. 

The post Green Thumb Guide appeared first on Visit Patrick County.

Reoccurring Events

Best Activities

Things to Know

The post Winter Wonderland appeared first on Visit Patrick County.

Come explore beyond your own backyard this Fall in Patrick County, VA.

Leaf Peeping

Fun on the Farm

Recurring Events

Best Activities

The post A Guide to Fall in Patrick County appeared first on Visit Patrick County.

Best Activities

Swimming

Water Access & Fishing

Annual Festivals & Events

The post Sweet Summer appeared first on Visit Patrick County.

Orchards and Berries

Annual Spring Festivals and Events

Greenhouses and Garden Stores

Flower Blooming Schedule

The post Spring Into Adventure appeared first on Visit Patrick County.