Walton's Mountain Museum Loop

Ike's Market & Deli on Rockfish River Road stocks convenience essentials, fishing supplies, and a deli counter with rotating daily specials. Riverside convenience store and deli featuring hot menu specials, grab-and-go items, and a game checking station.

Restored soapstone quarries transformed into 40-acre native plant gardens with two miles of trails, habitat galleries, and guided ecology tours.

Owned and operated by Lauren Shifflett and her husband, L&B Farms is a small homestead offering sourdough baked goods and handmade goat milk soaps. Lauren is Food Handler certified and operates a home bakery featuring a variety of sourdough items. The farm is home to three Nigerian Dwarf goats—Mikko, Poppy, and Ellie Mae—who provide fresh milk used for soap making and household use.

Rockfish Tiny Home is a modern tiny retreat with hot tub, fire pit, hanging swing, and spacious interior central to Nelson 151 wineries. Nelson County has something for everyone.

Sentosa Cabin is a one-bedroom woodland retreat with mountain views, Wi-Fi, full kitchen, and two miles of private trails to the Rockfish River. Two miles of private woodland trail connect Sentosa Cabin to the Rockfish River, so you can hike to swimming holes before returning to the full kitchen for dinner.

The Walton’s Mountain Museum showcases the television show of the 1960s, “The Waltons”. Earl Hamner, Jr., creator of The Walton’s, grew up in Schuyler and many of the scripts were based on life as a boy in Schuyler, VA. The museum displays replicas of rooms on the TV show, such as John-Boy’s Bedroom, Ike Godsey’s Store, the kitchen and living room.