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Caledon Natural Area
540-663-3861
Rt. 206
Dahlgren, VA
www.virginiastateparks.gov
calendon@dcr.virginia.gov
A National Natural Landmark. the park offers visitors a unique opportunity to view
bald eagles in their natural habitat and other wildlife. Miles of hiking trails through a hardwood forest & marshlands.
Educational programs & special events. Gift shop on site. No camping on site. |
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Colonial Beach Dragway
2035 James Monroe Hwy (runs beside Longfield Rd.)
804-224-7455
cbdragway@gmail.com
www.cbdragway.com
Test and tune on Fridays! Race Day on Sundays! Bring your street car to see how fast it goes. Unlimited pass down the track $20. Check our website for additional race and special attractions.
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Colonial Beach Historical Society & Museum
804-224-3379
128 Hawthorn St
Colonial Beach, VA
www.museumatcolonialbeach.com
Preserving Colonial Beach's history and Victorian atmosphere through
educational and historical presentations.
Open during the season Sat & Sun 1-4 April through December
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Ingleside Vineyards
804-224-8687
5872 Leedstown Rd
Colonial Beach, VA
www.inglesidevineyards.com
info@inglesidevineyards.com
Open daily Monday - Saturday 10am to 5pm
Sunday 12pm to 5pm
Summer, open until 6pm
Visit one of Virginia's oldest Gift Shop, Tours & Tasting.
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James Monroe Birthplace
The plantation where President James Monroe was born in 1758 consisted of 250 acres
extending northwestward from Monroe Creek and lying on both sides of the tributary Freeneck Gut.
Through a 1764 purchase, the property grew to 350 acres by the time James Monroe was six
years old. Unfortunately, no document prior to 1774 includes a plat, useful boundary description,
or even precise acreage. On the other hand, the location and extent of the property in 1758 and
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Oak Crest Vineyards
8215 Oak Crest Dr,
King George, VA 22485
540-663-2813
www.oakcrestwinery.com
winery@oakcrestwinery.com
January - February 10-4, weekdays by chance.
March - January Wednesday - Sunday 10-5
Enjoy our Bordeaux style reds and Rhine style whites, the relaxed Old World atmosphere in our tasting room, deck and quiet picnic area
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Stratford Hall Plantation
804-493-8038
483 Great House Rd
Stratford, VA
www.stratfordhall,.org
nfo@stratfordhall.org
Travel back to the 19th Century and discover the life and legacy of the Lees of Virginia. Tour the great house. Explore the gardens, trails, and cliffs overlooking the Potomac River.
Enjoy lunch in the dining room, brown the gift shop and spend the night in a guest house. At Stratford Hall, your visit will be as grand as the history that was made here.
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Westmoreland Berry Farm
804-224-9171
1235 Berry Farm Lane
Oak Grove, VA
www.westmorelandberryfarm.com
sales@westmorelandberryfarm.com
Open daily mid April - December
Hours of operation vary.
In-season berry picking, ice cream, sundaes, & lemonade on our veranda.
Family atmosphere for kids of all ages.
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Westmoreland State Park
804-493-8821
1650 State Park Rd.
Montross, VA
www.virginiastateparks.com
westmoreland@dcr.virginia.gov
26 Rustic cabins efficiencies and one/two bedrooms. 133 campsites.
All cabins are equipped with bathrooms, full kitchen, working fireplace, heat and AC. Some with decks or porches.
Conference center, seasonal programs, pool, and watercraft rentals. Gift shop on site. |
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