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Dirty Dancing Themed Weekend Package 2026
- Location: Mountain Lake Lodge
- Valid: 02/13/2026 - 02/15/2026
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Step into Johnny Castle and Baby's dancing shoes for a weekend! Stay in Kellerman's Mountain House for one of our Dirty Dancing-Themed Weekends. Enjoy a full itinerary of Dirty Dancing-themed activities, dance lessons, dance parties in Mary's Barn, and more! This Package includes: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner included! Dirty Dancing Themed Scavenger Hunt Dirty Dancing Trivia Group Dance Lessons Dance party in Mary's Barn Friday & Saturday Night Full Weekend Itinerary of Dirty Dancing Themed Activities *Call (540) 626-7121 x8 to book a Dirty Dancing Themed Weekend View the 2026 itinerary on the event website.
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Mountain Lake Lodge
115 Hotel Circle
Pembroke, VA 24136
(540) 626-7121 (540) 626-7121 Map Details
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