The Shenandoah Valley envelopes Staunton, Waynesboro, Fishersville, Verona and Stuarts Draft each offering is own distinct personality and community. The Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains surround the beautiful valley area, offering some of the most spectacular views to be found. Rich in history, culture and outdoor activities, this area will delight families and seniors alike.
Hiking, camping, golfing, skiing and horseback riding are at your fingertips. The Shenandoah Valley is rich in natural beauty, state parks, and pristine farmland. Charlottesville is located just over the horizon of the Blue Ridge Mountains and is home to the University of Virginia, Thomas Jefferson and vast of array of shopping and Restaurants.
Interstates 64 and 81 intersect near Staunton and provide easy access to the surrounding cities of Harrisonburg, Washington D.C., Richmond, Williamsburg and Virginia Beach; all within easy driving distance from Staunton, Waynesboro & Charlottesville.  About Waynesboro, VA
Nestled in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley near Interstate 64 and eight miles south of Interstate 81, Waynesboro if full of small town charm. Originally named for General Anthony Wayne, the area was first recognized by the state of Virginia in 1801. Although many travelers passed through the area, the city was slow to grow until after the civil war when two railroads were constructed that crossed each other near the city, giving it the nickname, “iron cross”.
Today, Waynesboro has approximately 22,000 residents and is home to a few manufacturing plants including, Invista and Mohawk United. Waynesboro also houses Ntelos Corporate headquarters, a regional wireless and telecommunications company. In nearby Stuarts Draft, VA Hershey’s, Hollister, and Target Distribution employ many of the local residents making it easy to live and work in the same community.
Waynesboro residents enjoy a wide variety of activities within the community including the Annual Fall Foliage Festival in October and well as the annual commemoration of the 1865 civil war battle that ended the war in the Shenandoah Valley. Residents also have access to cultural arts through the P. Buckley Moss Museum, Shenandoah Valley Art Center, and the Artisans Center of Virginia.
Waynesboro residents enjoy beautiful four-season weather with average temperatures in the summer of 83.4°F and in the winter of 44.9° F. Providing perfect weather to enjoy the miles of hiking trail provided by the nearby Appalachian Trail and many state and local parks. For those who would rather spend their free time shopping, Waynesboro provides many local stores as well as the big nationwide retailers for access to every possible item on your list.
Waynesboro is the perfect blend of old valley town charm with all the modern conveniences.
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