Escape To Virginia’s Eastern Shore And Stay At The Refuge Inn, Just Steps Away From Virginia’s Wild Island Ponies
Traveling to the Eastern Shore is guaranteed to renew your appreciation for Virginia’s beautiful landscape. Whether you’re traveling just a few minutes or across the entire state of Virginia, you’ll find that your efforts will be well rewarded. Chincoteague is one of the many highlights of this region, and there’s no better way to explore all that the island has to offer than by spending a few nights there. And what better a place than the Refuge Inn, a charming bed & breakfast that promises to be the perfect home base for your Eastern Shore adventures.
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If you're seeking a getaway that promises breathtaking surroundings and the perfect amount of solitude, there are few places as captivating as the Refuge Inn.
The feel of the property is elegant yet simple, with touches of luxury such as the on-site swimming pool and hot tub where you could easily spend hours relaxing.
Of course, the best amenity of all is your proximity to the beach. No matter the time of year you visit, you'll love taking a peaceful stroll along the coast.
It's uncertain how these ponies got to Chincoteague, but many believe they originated from the shipwrecked Spanish galleon making its way to South America hundreds of years ago.
Today, these ponies are iconic symbols of Chincoteague and Assateauge Island, and you'll be able to admire them when you stay at the inn.
A lifelong Virginia resident, Beth loves exploring different parts of the world and currently resides in Alexandria. She holds a degree in English Literature and one of her short stories has been featured in the Shenandoah Review. Other interests include hiking, songwriting, and spending time in the mountains.
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