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Cedar Creek & Belle Grove National Historical Park
4 stamp stations
Belle Grove Welcome Center
Address: 336 Belle Grove Road, Middletown, VA 22645
This Shenandoah Valley park protects the site of the October 19, 1864 Battle of Cedar Creek, where a surprise Confederate dawn attack nearly routed the Union army before General Sheridan's famous ride turned the day. The park also includes Belle Grove, a 1797 limestone plantation manor built by the Hite family and worked by enslaved people.
Tour Belle Grove and join ranger battlefield programs. For a challenge, follow the full story of the battle across the valley floor and tour the manor house in depth.
This Shenandoah Valley park protects the site of the October 19, 1864 Battle of Cedar Creek, where a surprise Confederate dawn attack nearly routed the Union army before General Sheridan's famous ride turned the day. The park also includes Belle Grove, a 1797 limestone plantation manor built by the Hite family and worked by enslaved people.
Tour Belle Grove and join ranger battlefield programs. For a challenge, follow the full story of the battle across the valley floor and tour the manor house in depth.
This Shenandoah Valley park protects the site of the October 19, 1864 Battle of Cedar Creek, where a surprise Confederate dawn attack nearly routed the Union army before General Sheridan's famous ride turned the day. The park also includes Belle Grove, a 1797 limestone plantation manor built by the Hite family and worked by enslaved people.
Tour Belle Grove and join ranger battlefield programs. For a challenge, follow the full story of the battle across the valley floor and tour the manor house in depth.
Address: 33229 Old Valley Pike, Strasburg, VA 22657
This Shenandoah Valley park protects the site of the October 19, 1864 Battle of Cedar Creek, where a surprise Confederate dawn attack nearly routed the Union army before General Sheridan's famous ride turned the day. The park also includes Belle Grove, a 1797 limestone plantation manor built by the Hite family and worked by enslaved people.
Tour Belle Grove and join ranger battlefield programs. For a challenge, follow the full story of the battle across the valley floor and tour the manor house in depth.
