Guidebook for Red Oak
Food Scene
Pizza Pub
401 Virginia AveMade from scratch pizza and food ... yummy!
Great for a special occasion or date night.
11 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Molasses Grill
63 S Main StGreat for a special occasion or date night.
The Lamplighter
201 Virginia AveVaried menu and a full bar.
Los Bandidos
7331 US-58Good Mexican food and table side guacamole. Margaritas super good and strong.
Tastee Freez
17700 Kings HwyGreat desserts (ice cream!) and hamburger stop.
Wylliesburg Diner
2300 Barnesville HwyWhere the farmers eat ... like going back in time.
Parks & Nature
Beaches, walking trails, bike riding area, water park for kids.
20 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Occoneechee State Park
1192 Occoneechee Park RdBeaches, walking trails, bike riding area, water park for kids.
Excellent star gazing and historical stop.
9 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Staunton River State Park
1170 Staunton TrailExcellent star gazing and historical stop.
Sightseeing
Lots to see in this hist town. Located along the Roanoke River, these lands were originally the home to the Occoneechee Indians and several trading paths wound through the area. The Indians were driven away in 1676 by the British. By 1832, Clarksville was recognized as one of the fastest growing towns in Virginia.
The damming of the Roanoke River in the early 1950’s had a tremendous impact on the area, making Clarksville the only town on the 50,000-acre body of water named after an island upstream, Buggs Island Lake. The lake has drawn many visitors and tourists to the Clarksville area for camping, fishing, hunting, boating, swimming, skiing, and all other water sporting activities.
Virginia Avenue
Virginia AvenueLots to see in this hist town. Located along the Roanoke River, these lands were originally the home to the Occoneechee Indians and several trading paths wound through the area. The Indians were driven away in 1676 by the British. By 1832, Clarksville was recognized as one of the fastest growing towns in Virginia.
The damming of the Roanoke River in the early 1950’s had a tremendous impact on the area, making Clarksville the only town on the 50,000-acre body of water named after an island upstream, Buggs Island Lake. The lake has drawn many visitors and tourists to the Clarksville area for camping, fishing, hunting, boating, swimming, skiing, and all other water sporting activities.
Essentials
Food Lion
1013 Virginia AveEverything Else
Old Crowe Farm
815 Little Retreat RdShopping
Virginia Avenue Mall
The Market Antique
315 Virginia Ave