The Buckhorn Inn

2487 Hankey Mountain Highway, Churchville, Virginia 24421
Innkeeper(s): Garlan & Sylvia Yoders
 
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  • Introduction

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    A Shenandoah Valley landmark located in Churchville, Virginia, The Buckhorn was built circa 1811 as a stagecoach stop on the Parkersburg Turnpike. The Buckhorn was renowned for music, dances, whisky and "high class gambling." Now renovated, The Buckhorn Inn is a Bed & Breakfast serving families and couples alike. Garlan & Sylvia Yoder have made this wonderful historic inn into a their own home and invite you to stay as if it were yours.

    Even though its history is 200 years long, it is surprising how little is actually known about The Buckhorn. There are, however, many stories that have been passed on, stories about the owners and patrons alike. What people do remember is the warmth and hospitality that emanates from this neat old home. If only these walls could talk… Come experience the character of this precious old Inn for yourself. Come Home To The Buckhorn Inn.

    The Buckhorn Inn - Churchville, Virginia

  • How To Find Us

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    From the North:
    I 81 south to exit 225 (Rt 262),
    Go west on 262 for approximately 5 miles
    Get off on Churchville Av (Rt 250)
    Proceed 12 miles west on 250 on the right.

    From the South:
    I 81 north to exit 220 (Rt 262)
    Follow 262 for approximatley 5 miles to Churchville Av (Rt 250)
    Proceed 12 miles west on 250 on the right

    From the East:
    I 64 west to I 81 south
    Take first exit 220 and follow directions from the South.

    From the West:
    Rt 250 east through Monterey and McDowell.
    8 miles on the left after Augusta County line which is at the
    Confederate Battleworks on top of the mountain.