For GPS users, we’re at 2883 Quicksburg Road, Quicksburg VA 22847, a little under two hours from the Washington DC and an hour and a half from NoVA.    GPS will get you here eventually, but these directions below are more direct and easier.

The most direct from Northern Virginia

• take 66-W and then 81-S.
• Go about 30 miles, getting off at exit #269 (Shenandoah Caverns), and go right off the exit.
• Take your first right (Caverns Road)
• Caverns Road T’s, and go left on Turkey Knob Road.
• Turkey Knob Road T’s right after the creek, so take a left onto Quicksburg Road.
• We’re the first property on the left – you’ll see a white barn with a red roof, and then the Corhaven sign  in our gravel parking area.

Over the mountains (adding about 20-30 minutes to the trip)

• Take 66-W past Manassas to 29-S (through Gainesville),
• Take 211-W at and through Warrenton.
• That takes you through over the Blue Ridge and Shenandoah National Park, through Luray, over Massanutten Mt., and then it T’s in New Market at Rt. 11.
• Take Rt. 11-N and a couple of miles up the road go Left on Rt. 767 (Quicksburg Road).
• Go past “town”, up another half mile or so and we’re on the right….white buildings, red roofs, and the Corhaven sign in our our gravel parking area.

From Baltimore

• Most people will take 70-W
• Then Rt. 340-S to Front Royal
• Then 66-W to 81-S
• Getting off at exit #269 (Shenandoah Caverns), and go right off the exit.
• Take your first right (Caverns Road)
• Caverns Road T’s, and go left on Turkey Knob Road.
• Turkey Knob Road T’s right after the creek, so take a left onto Quicksburg Road.
• We’re the first property on the left – you’ll see a white barn with a red roof, and then the Corhaven sign in our our gravel parking area.

From the South

• Take 81-N
• Get off at exit #264 (New Market), and go right.
• Take a left on Rt. 11, and go through the intersection of Rt. 211
• Go up a couple of miles up the road go Left on Rt. 767 (Quicksburg Road).
• Go past “town”, up another half mile or so and we’re on the right….white buildings, red roofs, and the Corhaven sign in our our gravel parking area.