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.
Visitors on tours of the 1797 Manor House learn about the plantation owners and enslaved workers alike
Woodland trails follow a line of trenches built by the US 19th Corps in the fall of 1864.
The privately owned 1700s farmhouse known as Fort Bowman or Harmony Hall is one many historic buildings inside the park boundary.
Mount Carmel Cemetery is a stop on the auto tour of Cedar Creek Battlefield.
Cedar Creek and Belle Grove National Historical Park invites you to join one of our many ranger led programs.
Last updated: May 13, 2023
