Scenic Drives
Drive along the nearby Blue Ridge Parkway for some of the best views in the Eastern United States.





Located just west of Charlottesville, Crozet is a growing community that retains its historic small-town feel. Originally a railroad stop often referred to as the 'Land of Oz,' it has evolved into a popular destination for those looking to explore the natural wonders of Virginia. The town serves as a perfect base for visiting the nearby Shenandoah National Park or embarking on a tour of the region's celebrated wineries and cideries. With its stunning mountain backdrop and friendly atmosphere, Crozet provides a tranquil escape for hikers, families, and wine enthusiasts alike.
Located just west of Charlottesville, Crozet is a growing community that retains its historic small-town feel. Originally a railroad stop often referred to as the 'Land of Oz,' it has evolved into a popular destination for those looking to explore the natural wonders of Virginia. The town serves as a perfect base for visiting the nearby Shenandoah National Park or embarking on a tour of the region's celebrated wineries and cideries. With its stunning mountain backdrop and friendly atmosphere, Crozet provides a tranquil escape for hikers, families, and wine enthusiasts alike.
Stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Gateway to local vineyards and apple orchards.
Historic charm as a former railroad hub.
Proximity to the Blue Ridge Parkway and hiking trails.
Close proximity to the University of Virginia and Charlottesville.
The town is a popular spot for commuters, giving it a lively but residential feel.
Weather can change quickly in the mountains, so pack layers.
Drive along the nearby Blue Ridge Parkway for some of the best views in the Eastern United States.
Visit the local orchards in the late summer and fall for fresh peaches and apples.
Nature lovers and those seeking a quiet mountain retreat.
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$120-$200 p/day
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Renting a car is the most practical way to explore the town and the surrounding mountain trails.
May-June, September-October
A beautiful time for hiking as the mountain laurel and wildflowers begin to bloom.
Ideal for visiting local swimming holes and enjoying outdoor festivals in the region.
The peak season for foliage; the mountains turn vibrant shades of orange and red.
A quiet season perfect for cozying up in a local inn, though hiking trails may be icy.