Stay, Eat, Fun

Stay, Eat, Fun

Community Events

Carnivals, wine festivals and non-profit fundraisers. Sports clubs, band concerts and bingo games. Church suppers. Farmers markets. Parades and pet shows. There's always something going on in Lancaster County. These events bring people together, offering unforgettable experiences and fostering a strong sense of community spirit.


Outdoor Recreation

With the Rappahannock River on one side and the Chesapeake Bay on the other, you'll never run out of water... to swim in, sail and fish on, or simply to sit back and enjoy the view. Enjoy the beauty of Lancaster County's natural landscapes by exploring our parks and hiking trails. Whether you prefer hiking, biking, or picnicking, you'll find plenty of opportunities to connect with nature.

Historical Attractions

Lancaster County was chartered by the Virginia General Assembly in 1651 on the same day as Gloucester County making them the 12th and 13th counties established in the Virginia Colony. Today, Lancaster County is a treasure trove of historical attractions, museums, and structures that will transport you back in time and immerse you in the stories of our past.

Arts & Culture

Immerse yourself in the local arts scene with art galleries, live musical performance, theatrical productions, and cultural events. A year-round series of fairs, festivals and special events provides a showcase for the work of local artists and crafters. And if you've always wanted to be part of the action, not just part of the audience, now is your chance.

Shopping

Discover the hidden gems and friendly faces that await you as you shop in Lancaster County. From charming boutiques to hidden gems, our local retailers are filled with one-of-a-kind finds. By supporting our local businesses, you're not only finding special treasures but also stimulating and becoming a part of our thriving community.

Lodging

Finding a place to stay in Lancaster County won't be a problem. Whether you're seeking a romantic getaway, a family adventure, or a peaceful retreat, Lancaster County's lodging options cater to your needs. Stay with us, and you'll discover that our accommodations are not just a place to rest your head, but a place that "feels like home."

Food

Lancaster County is a culinary haven, where every meal is a delightful journey into the heart of our region. From fresh seafood along the Rappahannock River to cozy cafes serving up locally sourced cuisine, our food and beverage scene is a testament to the rich flavors and warm hospitality that define our county.

How to Get Here

Lancaster County lies in Virginia's coastal plain and is bounded on the east by the Chesapeake Bay and to the south and west by the Rappahannock River. Both water bodies are major contributors to the county's 180 miles of shoreline. The terrain is generally flat with the highest elevations around 100 feet above sea level.


About 65 miles from Richmond

About 150 miles from Washington DC

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