Hiddens Of Williamsburg
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Known To A Few and Now to You
Located in Williamsburg
The Art Museums of Colonial Williamsbug
326 W Francis street
888-965-7254
colonialwilliamsburg.com
Most know the building but few know the many, many varied programs offered inside--including a great place to have lunch.
Wineries
Saude Creek Vineyards
www.saudecreek.com
804-966-5896
Williamsburg Winery
www.williamsburbwinery.com
757-229-0999
Fox Wire Farm
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A short way up I-64 is York River State Park this quiet little state park offers much at 9801 York River Park Road, Williamsburg, Va. 23188.
.The park is known for its rare and delicate estuarine environment, where freshwater and saltwater meet to create a rich habitat for marine and plant life. It is on the York River and is designated as a Chesapeake Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve. The pristine environment offers clues to a rich natural and cultural history and hosts fossil beds and Colonial and Native American artifacts. Programs, activities and visitor center displays focus on the history, use, wildlife and preservation of the York River and its marshes. More than 30 miles of hiking, mountain biking and equestrian trails allow visitors to explore the marsh, river shoreline and forests. A boat ramp, fresh and salt water fishing spots, a fishing pier, playgrounds, picnic shelters, and seasonal boat and recreational equipment rentals are available.
http://www.dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/york-river#general_information
Hours8 a.m. - dusk.
LocationFrom I-64, take the Croaker Exit 231B. Go north on Route 607 (Croaker Rd.) for one mile, then right on Route 606 (Riverview Rd.) about one and a half miles to the park entrance. Take a left turn into the park.
.The park is known for its rare and delicate estuarine environment, where freshwater and saltwater meet to create a rich habitat for marine and plant life. It is on the York River and is designated as a Chesapeake Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve. The pristine environment offers clues to a rich natural and cultural history and hosts fossil beds and Colonial and Native American artifacts. Programs, activities and visitor center displays focus on the history, use, wildlife and preservation of the York River and its marshes. More than 30 miles of hiking, mountain biking and equestrian trails allow visitors to explore the marsh, river shoreline and forests. A boat ramp, fresh and salt water fishing spots, a fishing pier, playgrounds, picnic shelters, and seasonal boat and recreational equipment rentals are available.
http://www.dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/york-river#general_information
Hours8 a.m. - dusk.
LocationFrom I-64, take the Croaker Exit 231B. Go north on Route 607 (Croaker Rd.) for one mile, then right on Route 606 (Riverview Rd.) about one and a half miles to the park entrance. Take a left turn into the park.
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