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From Backcountry to Breadbasket to Battlefield -- and Beyond

The Shenandoah Valley invites you to learn about its rich heritage, from Native Americans who first shaped the land, to pioneers of this frontier; this fertile area became one of the most important wheat producing regions of the entire South. The Valley also witnessed some of the most dramatic events of the Civil War,including the Battle of Cedar Creek, a decisive October 19,1864 Union victory.

 
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A Partnership Park

Cedar Creek and Belle Grove NHP is a "partnership park," in which the National Park Service works with several Key Partners to create and manage the park and its resources. These Key Partners are all non-profit or governmental organizations. For more information... 

Partner Site Information and Event Page

 
 
Artillery in the shadow of Masanutten Mountain.

Important Information for Visitors

The America the Beautiful-National Parks Pass discounts do not apply at partner sites.

 
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P.O. Box 700
Middletown, VA 22645

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(540) 869-3051

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(540) 869-4527

Climate

The Shenandoah Valley has 4 distinct seasons.  Temperatures average 27-45 degrees during the winter months and 65-87 degrees during the summer months.  Average annual precipitation is 40.74 inches. Weather data collected by the Southeast Regional Climate Center.
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Jubal Early

Did You Know?
The grandfather clock once owned by Confederate General Jubal Early is currently located at the Belle Grove Manor house in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.

Last Updated: January 23, 2012 at 11:57 MST

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