Rileyville, Maryland · Page County · Facility
Under the deep blue skies, in a clear tranquil area, lies the secluded Seekford Boat Launch. Find pleasure in the facility that allows easy access to the South Fork of the Shenandoah River. Relish the fishing opportunities or soak up some sun on a lazy canoe ride. Tread lightly as you don’t want to scare away the cauti…
Under the deep blue skies, in a clear tranquil area, lies the secluded Seekford Boat Launch. Find pleasure in the facility that allows easy access to the South Fork of the Shenandoah River. Relish the fishing opportunities or soak up some sun on a lazy canoe ride. Tread lightly as you don’t want to scare away the cautious wild turkeys that have been seen foraging the woodlands nearby.
From I-81: Take exit 264 and continue east on US 211 into New Market. Turn left onto US 11 at second traffic light. Go north to the next traffic light and turn east (still US 211). Continue east on US 211 to Luray and take SR 675 West for approximately 5 miles. Turn right on SR 684 and head north. Seekford Landing is located about 6 miles from Foster's Landing.From 340: Continue south into Luray and take SR 675 West for approximately 5 miles. Turn right on SR 684 and head north. Seekford Landing is located about 6 miles from Foster's Landing.
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