We traveled 237 miles today and are staying here at Candy Hill Campground. This is a very nice, clean, well manicured campground. There is decent space between each site. The only potential negative is that we are located right next to VA-37 which is a 4 lane limited access highway (speed limit 65 MPH), so there’s a bit of traffic noise, but that’s not going to bother someone who grew up on US-20.
Winchester is a very historic town, so after we parked the camper, we unhooked the Tahoe and headed into town (approximately 2 miles) and toured the George Washington Office Museum. He served here for the Virginia regiment during the French and Indian War planning Fort Loudoun and supervising it’s construction (1755 – 1756).
Old Town Winchester, a restaurant and shopping district, was only a block away, so we walked through it and stopped at Brewbakers Restaurant for dinner. Beth had a Roast Beef sandwich smothered in beer cheese and I had a Philly Cheesesteak that was delicious.
Candy Hill Campground – Site H3 
Candy Hill Campground – Site H3 
Old Town Winchester 
George Washington’s Office Museum