Hensen Family Farm was super easy to work with and the eggs were delicious!!! Comments at the…read moretable included: WOW! Man, these yolks are incredible, it is like they are "fluffy"! We will be ordering our eggs from Hensen Farm on a routine basis!

We love the delicious eggs and bacon from the Hensen Family Farm. My husband licks the bowl after…read morehe finishes the poached eggs made from these cage free, fresh eggs. We buy from them several times a month.

Such a cool tour!! Very much worth it. Two different rooms and a whole upstairs and don't skip the…read moregarden!

I bought the pass for 12 museums and this might have been my favorite out of all of them. So…read moreinteresting to learn what herbs and medicines were used...some of them effective, and some of them way off the mark for different ailments. We were allowed to smell some of the concoctions. Some of the 'medicines' of this time would still work today as many were based on herbs and plants. The people who do the tours dress in historic costume and stay in character for the tour and they do such an excellent job. Honestly, they were so full of interesting stories, that if I was ever back in Fredericksburg, I would take the tour again!

We have loved every experience with Rhiannon & her farm. Each time we've come for a ride or visit,…read moreit's safe & fun for everyone. My daughter loves the big boy Tolkien. You can see how much the animals are cared for and loved. They are always looking for ways to make every visit after inviting and fun as well.

Great small veteran owned business! I went for a dozen eggs, and left with 2 extra birds and a ton…read moreof knowledge. Rhiannon was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable about her birds. She gave me a tour of her setup and her boyfriend showed my kids their gorgeous stallion, Ezra! I would definitely recommend them to other people and will do business with them again in the future.

Very tiny but informative place to start any visit to Culpeper - especially for a history buff!read more

At $5 I have to say it's a decent deal. Residents get in free, but they are paying the taxes for…read moreit. This is a good thirty minutes to maybe an hour. I do think a film or something like that, could really enhance this place that's about Culpeper. This town is named after Lord Culpeper, in the time of the British empire. There's a really neat exhibition of dinosaur tracks found. This was a added bonus. As expected some details about native Americans. They have a good display of arrowheads, and how these people manufactured them. The revolutionary war and civil war were covered. Even more modern conflicts were. One interesting artifact was a old camera, that shows how big they used to be. Same with a cash register. If you're close by it's worth it. The staff was friendly, and it was nice to learn a little more about the town.

wonderful homemade greek specialities - meals and sweets, I drove 50 miles to be able to find…read moreauthentic moussaka at a reasonable price and I had food for several days - wish it was closer but I am likely to repeat

The weather was warm and the food was hot. We had a great time at the Greek festival the food was…read moreexcellent. The entertainment was so enjoyable between listening to the wonderful music and watching the Greek dancers this made my Sunday perfect . There was a large tent with plenty of tables and chairs to enjoy the food and entertainment out of the sun. I was delighted to find my favorite Greek pastries inside the church. There were vendors set up so you Could look around in the in the air conditioning. We had a very nice time in very good food and entertainment. I am very glad we made time to go.

Although Port Royal is small, it's packed with history. Here you will not only learn about the…read moreorigins of this tiny town, but you will also see some wonderful artifacts. You may have a guided tour of the rooms, or you can peruse the exhibits yourself. I chose the latter. They have a Native American collection, exhibits from Colonial Port Royal, a Toleware collection, a White House China collection, a lighting/lamp progression display, and a lovely gift shop with many historical books. I enjoyed looking at the many portraits and dioramas and arrowhead artwork. Their claim to fame of the area is that John Wilkes Booth was killed here after the assassination of President Lincoln. The lady minding the museum was knowledgeable and helpful. There was a lot to see despite this museum diminutive size. I also took a little tour of the historic buildings across the street on the guide's advice. I'm so glad the town has worked hard restoring and preserving this little corner of the world. If you happen upon this dot on the map, it's worth a gander!

Still a fantastic track. The only things that really bother me are the super tight tee shot from…read morethe tips on #5 and the out-of-bounds stakes between the 9th and 10th fairways. Greens are always in great shape and they firm and fast. They are also pretty small so aim at the middle of each. The course meanders around the property nicely. There is a long walk between 12 and 13, and there's a lot of road noise on #15 (I think). But this track is walkable, narrow at times, and a lot of fun. Great putting green and driving range. There is also a second putting green and practice bunker a little down the road. Everyone here has also been extremely nice. I even left an alignment stick on the range. Three hours later when I was done with my round it was sitting in the head pro's cart waiting for me. That's just amazing service. It's a place I truly love to try to play at least once a year. If not I feel like I'm missing out. I feel like the address for this post is way off...

Went with high expectations...hello, it's a country club! The place was old and run down. The…read morebathrooms smelled of mildew. The dining area we were in was very dirty. There were food splatters on the walls!! Went to hang our coat in the closet and was embarrassed to see random cleaning supplies, boxes, and misc 'stuff'. Also the staff left much to be desired and no one looked professional - dirty clothes and very unkempt. Food was just ok. Would never recommend having an event here.

Hidden gem for Civil War history buffs. You're allowed to touch anything not behind glass. My son…read moreloved being able to touch stuff. $4 Adults, $2 Senior, Kids $1

We went here on a Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. and it was closed. Although all online sources said…read moreit was open, it was not! We were all very disappointed.