(Note)Has 2 Weeks Available

Bluegreen Vacation Club owners aren’t limited to one vacation destination year after year. Instead, using their Bluegreen Vacation Points, owners can travel to any available Bluegreen Vacations resort, multiple times per year and enjoy unique vacation experiences every time.

Bluegreen Shenandoah Crossing spans over 1000 acres of picturesque, rolling wilderness. At the heart of the property lies the manor lodge while Shenandoah's wealth of amenities spread are across the grounds. Children and adults alike will enjoy regular bonfires, haunted trail walks, storytelling and arts and crafts at Friendship Square, which also features a General Store, arcade, fitness center, sports courts and equipment rentals. Right next to General Square lies Watershed Harbor, the resort's pool and recreation area including an expansive main pool, activity pool, two hot tubs and an interactive spray playground. Nickajack Park and Makepeace Station offer horseshoes, a kids playscape, organized excursions, games, ghost tours and more. Sallie’s Stables and Equestrian Center also offer over two dozen trail horses for horseback riding.

Choose from TWO and THREE BEDROOM Suites, expansive chalet style home and even luxuriously deck out "yurts". No matter which accommodation style fits your group, you'll enjoy central heat and air, flat screen TVs, kitchens and wooden decks. Each and every room evokes the spirit of the Virginian wilderness; earth tones, wooden furniture and antique, rustic decor brings a timeless vibe to vacation luxury.

Virginia is steeped in early American history and those looking to get a glimpse at the nation's past won't be disappointed. Colonial Williamsburg; Monticello, the famous home of Thomas Jefferson; Montpelier, James Madison’s home; and James Monroe’s home, Ash Lawn are all within easy reach. Those with a taste for wine for will be enthralled with the area's countless vineyards and wineries, many of which offer tours. And of course, natural activities can be enjoyed can be enjoyed not on property, but in the nearby Shenandoah National Park.