Tourism offices
Bath County
2 organizations market this county. Every contact below was checked against the organization’s own website in September 2026.
Visit Bath County, Inc.
- Phone
- (540) 490-1111
- info@visitbathva.com
- Website
- visitbathva.com
Where it says it works
Bath County, Virginia, with visitor services based in Warm Springs (a 24/7 Welcome Gazebo at 12968 Sam Snead Hwy and a visitor information point at 12291 Sam Snead Hwy). Markets the county's mineral springs, spa and outdoor recreation.
Verification note
DOMAIN CHANGED: the listed discoverbath.com 302-redirects to visitbathva.com. EMAIL CHANGED: publishes the general info@visitbathva.com; the file's mark.shore@visitbathcountyva.com sits on a third domain that the organization no longer uses. Phone (540) 490-1111 unchanged. No staff page and no named president are published, so Mark Shore could not be confirmed and the contact fields are left blank.
Shenandoah Valley Travel Association (SVTA)
- Website
- visitshenandoah.org
Where it says it works
Bi-state Shenandoah Valley region. The About page says "Founded in 1924, SVTA is one of the oldest regional tourism promotional organizations of its kind in the United States," serving a "breathtakingly beautiful 200-mile region" that stretches from Harpers Ferry in West Virginia's eastern panhandle to the Roanoke area of Virginia. Members include destinations, attractions, lodging, restaurants, resorts, tourism offices and government entities across that multi-state territory.
Verification note
BI-STATE ORGANIZATION (Virginia and West Virginia) - flag for editors. The site publishes no email address at all; the state's svta@mysvta.org could not be confirmed and is left blank. No staff are named, so Helen Morton / Administrator is not carried over. The only published number is the vanity line 1-800-VISIT-SV, which dials to the (800) 847-4878 the state listed. COVERAGE CONFLICT: the organization describes its own southern boundary as "the Roanoke area," which reaches further south than the state's locality list (which stops at Bedford and Nelson counties); it also does not enumerate localities, so the state's 28-locality list is the state's construction, not the organization's claim.