The Grounds

The grounds where we stayed were beautiful!Here is the description from the Shenandoah Crossing website:

Located on over 1,000 acres of rolling hillside and lush pasture lands with a scenic 60-acre lake, Shenandoah Crossing is the perfect place for those who love the outdoors.

There were indoor and outdoor pools, hot tubs, tennis courts, mini-golf, playgrounds, and more than I could remember. You really would never have to leave if you didn't want to. My favorite part of the entire place besides our yurt though was definitely the horses! I made many friends while we were there so here are some pictures of them and of the pastures and barn:

The sun actually snuck out for a second.

This is Doc. He was super sweet although quite upset to be separated from his half brother Duke because he had a hurt leg.

Doc and Duke

Andy likes to be artsy...

Lots of horses = Lots of poop

This was probably my favorite horse. I have no idea what her name was.

I had never seen so many horses lay down at once. I feel like when I was a little girl someone told me they only laid down if they were sick. After seeing all these horses I'd have to say I was told wrong.

More Doc...he was easily accessible.

Pony!

The lone goat. I still can't figure out why they have only one goat but he apparently thinks he is a horse.