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2.6 (47 reviews)
Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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This.place won't disappoint, had nothing but fun. The staff were extremely nice and helpful! Just one warning that we didn't know, if you are renting a trailer home, don't forget to bring sheets, blankets, and pillows. Our room had none so we went to Walmart and still had a great time! We also bought food to cook, drinks and snacks. I have included pictures to show how wonderful this spot is, it was a fun family trip, definitely going back!!

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First Glamping trip 6/27-6/29 2020. Easy checkin and hookup. Our location was ideal as we were very close to most of the amenities. The place is huge and all employees were helpful! You'll need to bring a bike or a golf cart to get around ! Don't have either? No worries you can rent theirs! Reasonable pricing for the rentals too! Their is a lake for swimming, kayaking, paddle boarding and a beach to lay out on. Bathrooms are conveniently close by. Bathrooms and bath houses are very clean and have air conditioning. The river is near by as well and has a landing area so you can bring a boat or ski. Huge lot near the dumpsters for ease of storing your stuff if you can't fit everything on your site! The camp store is very nice especially to pick up something you may have forgot or have a snack attack or just to pick up a gift. Again pricing is reasonable. Stores, boutiques, antiques, grocery store and ABC store within 10 minutes of camp ground. The ice creamery and mini golf makes this place even better !! Each week they have a newsletter that have a list of events for each day! Perfect place for all ages ! The only reason I am giving this a four star is because of COVID 19 - the water park was closed and the trampoline in the lake was not there. You had to wear a mask in the camp store which is totally understandable the only thing I didn't like was one of the employees told me I was wearing mine wrong - I honestly didn't even have to wear one because I have asthma but out of respect I did so. The incident just made me a little upset. Either way our group had a blast! So many memories were made!

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Awesome amenities, great place for families especially for teens and tweens. Pool slides are a big hit, live music, planned activities, etc.

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Went to BP today for a baseball picnic and was very impressed with the facilities and staff

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Arts in the Middle - Arts in the Middle, Urbanna, VA, 2021: My wheels. (I was not driving.)

Arts in the Middle

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A great way to spend the the day in Middlesex County. Beautiful artwork, engaging artists, and a…read morewonderful community.

It's a shame that Arts in the Middle occurs only once a year. This is my first time here. Sadly,…read moreI'll have to wait a year to give it a second go. Arts in the Middle is so-called because it is situated at the top of Virginia's Middle Peninsula, in Urbanna on the Rappahannock River. AITM is hosted at Hewick Plantation, a gorgeous manor house and spread built in the late 17th century. AITM is completely outdoors on the grounds. And requires *lots* of walking. Finding AITM is duck soup. Find the small (pop. under 1000) town of Urbanna, and signage will take care you the rest of the way. AITM is a mere 7 years old, but is well-run, and well-attended. I drove into the huge parking area, and was guided by attendants to find a convenient spot. Duck soup! I hobbled my way to what seemed to be the hub of activity, was offered a bottle of water, and also offered a ride to the stalls. (They don't do this for everyone; I think they took pity on the peaked old lady wielding a quad cane.) I had come with a specific purpose, to purchase a hand-made rocking chair. Despite a plethora of vendors (Jewelry, Oils, Fiber, Ceramics, Pottery, etc.) there was only one cabinetmaker, William D. Jenkins of Locust Farm Windsors. [Windsors as in chairs] A gal driving a golf cart took me to the stall where Mr. Jenkins was showcasing his work. He had 2 rockers; the cheapest was $950. I went on to other booths, looking at and chatting about hand-crafted silver jewelry. Also coffee mugs. Tempting, but I have too many already. Next year, forearmed with knowledge of what to expect, I hope to take advantage of all the arts offered at AITM.

Urbanna Oyster Festival - Urbana harbor

Urbanna Oyster Festival

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This festival was a delightful surprise. They say 50,000 people attend each year. 3 band stands…read more Beer garden, wine garden, crafts, food, vendors, entertainment, contests, demonstrations. They even had an archiological dig that.you could participate in.

Let the Good Times Roll!...A Weekend well spent with food, friends and family!!…read more Nestled around the waterways of the Chesapeake, Potomac and Rappahannock River...is a small tidewater town populated by more boats than people.....named Urbanna, VA. Although I was not born and raised in this small town, I have family here and during November the river home becomes host to many family members and friends from afar. Each November, the town of Urbanna throws the country's largest and longest-running Oyster themed--food and wine festivals called the "Urbanna Oyster Festival!" The town's streets are closed to vehicle traffic and become filled with oyster booths, seafood dishes, music and crafts. The festival highlight is the oyster itself and a shucking contest which draws spectators from around the world. The festival is held the first weekend of November each year, from Friday morning to ending Saturday night. For a town a little over 500 people, the annual festival's attendance over the two days is in between 50,000-75,000. During the festival, the town is closed to traffic in the afternoon on Friday and for most of the day Saturday. Admission to the event is free of charge, although there is a fee for parking within the vicinity of the festival. Home to the Oyster Festival for almost sixty years, Urbanna is synonymous with Chesapeake Bay oysters. Food, Wine and Arts n' Crafts...is the name of the game here! The food is provided in many different forms by over fifty vendors. The beloved oyster is always available in ample supply and in a variety of presentations: raw, roasted, fried, smoked, steamed, in fritters or in a stew. There is a plethora of eats to be had! In addition to the oysters, one can enjoy clams, crabs, shrimp, Philly Steak, oriental food, hamburgers, hot dogs, roast beef and other goodies too numerous to mention. Local Virginia Wineries offer up some of the best libation and even though its not my thing the hand made Art n' Crafts sold here invoke lots of great memories of the things my Nanna often crafted and loved. There is definitely a variety of crafts and artwork available for sale throughout the town and within Festival's village. Among the many offerings are handmade furniture, stained glass, antiques, wood carvings, sculpture, pottery, leather goods and jewelry. There is some of everything here at this festival for all ages. Hay Rides, Pony rides, amusement park rides and many outdoor games for the kids. For the adults, young and old....FOOD! Oh and did I say FOOD!?....No let me clarify GREAT INSANE FOOD! I have never been so stuff! This weekend was truly a great one. The perfect mini-vacation with family and friends! I mean....What better way to spend a holiday weekend and getaway from the "hustle n' bustle" of the city!? Come here with a big appetite because the folks native to this town are the most generous, hospitable people and welcome you with open arms! Each home and restaurant visited, we were shoved food in giant proportions. Small town charm and simple living is what you will find here in Urbanna, VA.....and based on the local eats and this festival...they clearly don't care about snobby paleo diets, low-carb desires, obsessive compulsions to the gym or your waist line...as in the city! LOL.

Fruits & Roots Wine Tours

Fruits & Roots Wine Tours

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I found this tour on groupon and I called Deanna to get tickets for me and my friend. She was super…read morenice and I was super excited to go on this tour. The tour comes with complimentary breakfast and lunch. We got picked up at the little station behind Freedom Car Wash and Wawa. The bus was brand new and very comfortable. They had a selection of apple cinnamon muffins, sweet potato pastries, grapes, and strawberries with blueberries for breakfast. The muffins and sweet potato pastries made by a contestant on Master Chef Junior and the muffins were great. I didn't have the pastries because I don't like sweet potatoes. We were offered a bag with water and a granola bar with brochures for wineries and some for the ones we were going to. The was also a scent bag with soy candle samples from Pink Zebra. They smelled great. Next on the list was gathering the rest of the group for the trip from Norfolk. Once we got everyone, we were offered mimosas; candor l cranberry or orange. We chose orange. Deanna introduced herself, daughter, and granddaughter. She also introduced those who she knew who were on the trip. She provided some great historic facts like the origin of witchduck. She discussed the history of Virginia wine and information about Virginia Born presidents. Our first stop was New Kent Winery and our host was great and very polite. The tasting was very informative and fun. Their wines were fantastic and the Vineyard was amazing. It wasn't on the itinerary, but Deanna put it on there. Next was Michie Tavern. We had lunch there and the buffet was great. The wine tasting, not so much. Third stop was Baubersville and the wine was ok. We weren't really a fan of the environment because I felt out of place even though I was dressed pretty nicely. Last stop was Horton and our host was amazing! We had so much fun! We will definitely do this tour again in the fall because it was great and it was so much fun! Happy to have been part of the inaugural trip!

I've been on two wine tours, as well as a wine tasting at a friend's house. I had so much fun that…read moreI recently hosted a wine tasting of my own. My friends raved! The Virginia wines were excellent, and everyone loved the history lesson. Now I have another group of friends who are jealous and want me to host a wine tasting for them. I also love the fact that it's a local business. Deanna's (the owner's) friends and family love to help with her tours, and they are the nicest people. I plan on continuing to support Fruits and Roots Wine Tours, and I'd recommend them to EVERYONE!

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