You'll enjoy the restaurants and museums in Historic Centertown Bedford. You might want to make time for a stop at Bower Center for the Arts or Bedford Museum.
Discover the most popular places to visit in Bedford
Falling Creek Park
9.0/10 (7 reviews)
Falling Creek Park offers 36 holes of disc golf and miles of trails winding through picturesque cedar-dotted hills. Explore the ADA-compliant playground or find a peaceful picnic spot away from the city's bustle.
This poignant memorial honors the Allied forces of D-Day, with special significance to Bedford, which suffered the highest per-capita losses. Explore invasion sculptures against the serene Blue Ridge Mountain backdrop.
Virginia's first all-fruit winery offers over 30 varieties crafted from on-site harvested fruits. Sample unique wines while enjoying mountain views and farm animals at this Blue Ridge foothills destination.
This former Masonic Lodge showcases Bedford County's history from Native Americans to the 20th century. Explore the free genealogical library to trace your ancestry while discovering local stories through exhibits.
Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Peaks of Otter during your travels in Bedford. Wander around the natural setting in this relaxing area, or simply enjoy its restaurants.
This historic family orchard at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains has cultivated apples since the 1800s. Hand-pick seasonal fruits, then browse homemade ciders and jams in their charming country store.
This vibrant cultural hub showcases rotating exhibitions from local and national artists in Bedford, Virginia. Visitors can explore the galleries for free or enjoy art classes and live performances.
"Breakfast is very basic. Don't expect it to be enough to hold you down until lunch. Very basic cinder-block building. Tiny rooms. Hard flooring. No carpet. Accessible bathroom good though. Ample parking. Walmart, Food Lion not far. Close to (Falling Creek Park) or decently-close to where I was going (Ivy Hill Golf Course for pro disc golf Powerball Cup). Could also work for Champions Cup. Decent place to rest your head."
"The Days Inn in Bedford was by far the very worst hotel/motel I have stayed at in over 48 years of traveling both in the United States and abroad. 10 years ago I would have recommended renovation, today I recommend demolition. The rooms are dirty and some of our parties rooms smelled like a very bad nursing home. There were missing shower curtains, dirty (stained) bath towels, phones that didn’t work, toilets that continually ran and required the water to be turned off, stained vanity sinks,...
"The price is reasonable, but you get what you pay for. The pillows were hard as bricks. The room is plain, no pictures or mirrors on the walls. The staff was courteous and asked for feedback."
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