A 2-Day Valentine's Getaway in Pulaski County

February 3, 2025

We've planned the perfect Valentine's trip for you!

Day 1 (February 14): Begin your stay with a leisurely stroll through Main Street in Pulaski. There you can take part in sightseeing and last-minute Valentine’s shopping. While here you can enjoy a quick lunch at Broussard’s General Store where you can build your own sandwich and delight in a delicious beverage. After dark, take a trip to Randolph Park to watch the DAK Lights Valentine’s Light Show which incorporates music and lights to dazzle audiences during the holiday season. Then, eat a cozy Italian dinner at Sal’s Jr. before heading to the Haunted Prison of the NRV to “Eat Your Heart Out” in fear at their scary attraction.

Day 2 (February 15): Take some time to chase “LOVE” signs! Pulaski County is home to multiple “LOVE” signs spanning across the county. After this, spend the evening at The Draper Mercantile and Trading Company for their “Valentine’s in the Village” where you can enjoy live music, carriage rides, and a specially curated dinner menu.

Why Pulaski County is a Romantic Virginia Getaway

When couples begin searching for romantic getaways in Virginia, they often picture mountain views, charming small towns, unique dining experiences, and opportunities to reconnect away from busy schedules. Pulaski County offers all of these experiences in one destination. Located in the scenic New River Valley of Southwest Virginia, the area provides a blend of outdoor adventure, local dining, shopping, and relaxing accommodations that make it ideal for a Valentine's Day trip or romantic weekend getaway any time of year.

Whether you're celebrating Valentine's Day, an anniversary, a honeymoon, or simply planning a weekend escape together, Pulaski County offers plenty of opportunities to slow down and enjoy quality time with someone special.

More Romantic Ways to Spend Time Together

Beyond this two-day itinerary, couples can enjoy scenic drives through the Blue Ridge Mountains, explore local hiking trails, watch sunsets over the water, or spend an afternoon discovering unique shops and local businesses. Many visitors choose to extend their stay and enjoy a full weekend exploring the area's natural beauty and small-town charm.

Written by Erica McMahan

Revised by Elizabeth Delp