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Tuggle's Gap Roadside Inn - Blue Ridge Parkway
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Tuggle's Gap Roadside Inn - Blue Ridge Parkway

4.0 star property
9.4 out of 10, Exceptional, (123)
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The price is $152
includes taxes & fees
$138 per night
May 11 - May 12
Tuggle's Gap Roadside Inn - Blue Ridge Parkway
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Primland Resort, Auberge Resorts Collection

Primland Resort, Auberge Resorts Collection

2000 Busted Rock Rd, Meadows Of Dan, VA
The price is $605 per night from May 11 to May 12
$605
includes taxes & fees
$544 per night
May 11 - May 12
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Learn more about Mayo River

Head to sights like Reynolds Homestead as you discover the local area in Mayo River.

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The Reynolds Homestead, built in 1943 is in a beautiful foothill setting. Hardin Reynolds and his wife produced 16 children here, the most famous being RJ Reynolds who migrated to Winston Salem, NC to start the tobacco empire of the same name. The catalpa tree in the foreground still remains from the earliest days of the homestead.
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