Neighborhoods near North Fork Middle School in Quicksburg, VA

Homebuyers and tourists head to Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley for the quiet, rural atmosphere. The Blue Ridge Mountains’ rambling landscape creates winding roads and thick forests perfect for hiking and camping or private properties with multiple acres to spread out. In Fort Valley, the landscape feels even quieter, where the community is bracketed

Bergton-Criders offers homes on large lots and a remote lifestyle deep within the George Washington National Forest. Locals can explore several Shenandoah Mountain hiking trails, densely shaded by spruce and ash trees. Fishing spots and swimming holes sit along the German and Shenandoah rivers, which both flow through the area. While outdoor

Basye, VA, a scenic Shenandoah Valley town, centers on Bryce Resort. This four-season destination offers skiing, hiking, and biking. Cabin-inspired homes are common. Lake Laura provides water activities and fishing opportunities.

At the foot of Powell Mountain, Edinburg is a small enclave of just over a thousand in the Shenandoah Valley. Distinct mountain ridges in the distance surround the primary artery of Main Street, which connects Edinburg homes to historic sites and restaurants within the community. The mountain air, access to Interstate 81 and close-knit atmosphere

New Market, VA, is a historic Shenandoah Valley town with Civil War significance. It features the New Market Battlefield State Historical Park and Virginia Museum of the Civil War. Nearby Massanutten Mountain offers recreation.

Broadway, VA combines suburban and country living in the Shenandoah Valley. Residents enjoy spacious lots and mountain views. The town features Broadway Community Park and is near the North Fork Shenandoah River and Harrisonburg.

Mount Jackson, VA, is a small Shenandoah County town with scenic mountain views. Home to Route 11 Potato Chips, it offers a slower pace of life, Lions Park for recreation, and easy access to Bryce Resort for seasonal activities.

Timberville, VA, nestles between the Blue Ridge and Appalachian Mountains, known for orchards and fruit markets. It features Timberville Memorial Park and is 20 miles from Harrisonburg. The area is safer than the national average.