Resorts typically come in one of two forms. They're either nestled in the hills of a ski town or a stone's throw away from the beach.
Naturally, these two types of resorts prepare for winter differently, especially when they're located in Virginia. Ski resorts in Virginia brace for their busy season while resorts by the beach get ready to endure their slow months, sometimes shutting operations down completely. But what happens if you're a resort that's not by the shore or the slopes? Does the winter season affect you?
While most resorts in Virginia are typically geared towards skiing and surfing, there are some resorts that don't depend on their surroundings to keep them in business. These resorts bring the entertainment right to you.
