Our New Children's Library Showcases Achievements of African Americans. Photos, Stories and Memorabilia tell a History of African American Education in Wythe County. Free Admission, Donations Appreciated A non-profit community organization was established in 2000 to preserve the historic Wytheville Training School. The school was constructed in 1882 for African American children and was in operation until 1952.

Southwest Virginia's premiere Lavender farm. Our 14 theme display gardens showcase herb and perennial collections. Stroll through the gardens, enjoy tea on the patio and watch the hummingbirds feast on the flowers. The gardens are alive with colorful plants, butterflies and birds. Walk through Flying Flowers, southwest Virginia's only walk through butterfly house. Take a guided tour with Lick Mountain Excursions or hike the trails up to Crystal Springs Recreation Area

At Cedar Springs Trout Farm we hatch and raise our own rainbow, brook, golden and brown ttrout. Our trout are healthy, delicious and firm-textured because they are raised in gravel-bottom raceways with flowing water and fed a high protein diet. Trophy trout fishing in 2.1 miles of sparkling clear Cripple Creek mountain water with a brand new spacious lodge to provide great secluded vacation accommodations Come fish for a day, or stay in our Sportsman's Lodge. We also offer live pick up and delivery for stocking and fish by the pound.

Full scale 18 hole Public Golf Course and Residental Community. Driving range and restaurant on premises. Rated one of best values by Golf Digest. Beautiful Mountain Views and plush grounds.

Nestled in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains and bordering the Jefferson National Forest, the Eupepsia Wellness Center is Virginia's newest wellness sanctuary. Set on 256 acres of farm and woodland, it is a unique destination for health and wellness retreats, designed to help people reconnect with themselves and align with nature.

Fort Chiswell Animal Park is the largest zoo in Southwest Virginia and provides one of the most interactive animal experiences you will find anywhere in the State! The 45 acre zoo is home to animals from six continents and is conveniently located less than three miles off Exit 80 on I-81/I-77. In the Petting Zoo you'll get the chance to pet and feed goats, llamas, and deer. You can throw peanuts to the monkeys or snap a photo of the zoo's wallaby family. The hands-on fun moves to a whole new level when you board the Safari Bus for a guided ride through the Outback. The Safari Bus Tour is the highlight of the Fort Chiswell Animal Park experience and brings you nose-to-nose with camels, zebra, ostrich, antelope, buffalo, and more! It's the zoo where the animals WANT to see you--so don't forget your camera! You're invited to come take a ride on the wild side and experience a place you'll never forget.

Historic house museum was built in 1823. Home of Wytheville's first resident physician. Collection includes period furnishings, personal mementos, medical records and supplies from the 1800's, and a small museum of local artifacts. There is an herb garden with plants typically grown in the 19th. century.

Overlooking the New River, Shot Tower was built more than 200 years ago to make ammunition for the firearms of the early settlers. Lead from the nearby Austinville Mines was melted in a kettle atop the 75-foot tower and poured through a sieve, falling through the tower and an additional 75-foot shaft beneath the tower into a kettle of water. Guests may ascend the tower, which is on the National Register of Historic Places. Interpretive signs provide details on the tower. Grounds are open from dawn until dusk. The parking lot is open year-round. The tower is open on scheduled days in the summer. Admission to the tower is free, however the daily parking fee applies. Group tours are also available.

For more than a decade The Mansion at Fort Chiswell has been lovingly restored. Now this private residence, listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and as a Virginia State Historic Landmark, is ready to be shared with you. From the gracious bedrooms - to the wood-burning kitchen fireplace - to the elegant stairways and halls, you will find rich history at The Mansion. Take a tour of this grand beauty followed by a delicious meal at Key Ingredients, located at the Mansion. Then enjoy a glass of your favorite beverage or a bowl of hand-churned ice cream while relaxing on the front porch. The Mansion also hosts several public events throughout the year and is available for reservation for private gatherings, such as weddings, receptions, business events, family gatherings.

Twenty camping units with picnic tables, grills, parking, picnic shelter and fishing. Creek for fishing or wading.

The completely restored Rural Retreat Depot is a historic railroad station was built in 1870 & is one of the oldest railroad stations in southern VA, as well as only two to survive from the reconstruction era. Its distinctive Italianate features include a pair of square towers, and wide shallow eaves with paired brackets. Today the depot serves as an event venue for both public & private events.

The Boyd Museum provides an opportunity to learn about the history of the people and places of Wythe County. The museum's collection includes Wytheville's first fire truck, c-1855, early farming equipment and tools, military uniforms, Civil War displays, photographs of early schools and churches and artifacts from the mining industry.

Williams Orchard is located in Wytheville, Virginia and we greet you with a smile. For over 70 years, we have been family owned and operated and have provided all of your produce needs. We have a wide variety of produce from July until October ranging from apples and corn to pumpkins and gourds. Be sure to check out our Pumpkin Festival which features "pick your own pumpkin", corn maze, tractor drawn hayrides, children's mini maze, and many other fun children's activities! This event takes place every weekend in October. See our Calendar for

Take a step back in time to the early 1500's and experience Native American life when you visit Wolf Creek Indian Village & Museum! Based on the Brown-Johnston site from 1970, Wolf Creek Indian Village is a reconstructed Native American Village. The original site carbon dated somewhere between 1480-1520. Using the archaeology map, we have pole for pole and feature for feature recreated the village as to what we believe it may have looked like. Tour guides are available to escort you through our village and give you a glimpse into the life of the Eastern

Certified locally grown vegetables, fruits, plants, cut flowers, meats, eggs, honey, maple syrup, crafts and a wide variety of baked goods and treats. We accept Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program EBT cards and debit/credit cards. Relax in our seating area while enjoying fresh coffee and goodies from the market. Come for the food and crafts and stay for the family-friendly community atmosphere. We are part of the Mountain Crossroads Artisan Trail in Wythe and Bland Counties, and a participant with 'Round the Mountain Artisan Network. Open May - October, Saturdays from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm. Check out our fun weekly events, many of which are focused on kids

A beautiful, spacious and technology-friendly facility. Evansham Ballroom will accommodate groups up to 1,000. In addition to the ballroom, four smaller meeting rooms are available for breakout sessions or meetings. The latest technology is available with FREE WIFI in each room, as well as projection systems, screens, sound systems, and the technology needed for video or teleconferencing. With a great location at the crossroads of Interstates 77 & 81, Wytheville Meeting Center is the ideal location for business meetings, conferences, social occasions, and