What a beautiful establishment in a very cute town. I visited with a group for afternoon tea. The…read moreowners were present and did a lot of the serving. It was nice to see how much pride they had in their establishment and really enjoyed sharing the history. I would love to come back and stay one night to enjoy this lovely, historic Inn.

What a relaxing few days in our cottage at Hope and Glory. Right outside our front door were…read morespectacular gardens and around the corner a pool which delighted my husband daily. The delivered breakfasts were sublime and arrived on time with an extra steaming coffee pot. We could walk to various shops and restaurants in Irvington, which is wonderful. The owners were so generous and kind and the chef of the last night's meal knows just what she is doing -- yum. Thank you!

I am sad to have to leave a review like this, but unfortunately I can not recommend this as a…read morefamily campground as it has turned into a low level dive bar. Unfortunately management does nothing about the loud music even though it keeps me from enjoying my site. It is even in the lease that your noise level should not disrupt others.

Traveled 6 hours from PA to come spend time with my parents this weekend when we arrived music was…read moreblasting from the site across from them till 11:20pm. We could hear and feel the music from inside the camper when we tried to get someone to have them turn it off no one ever came.

Awesome stay here. We had the primitive spot Azalea Garden. So so beautiful. Early August and the…read morebugs weren't too bad. You can feed turtles, fish and swim. Such beautiful views and the owners are really nice. Affordable firewood and ice, random things you might need too. Also the bathhouses were very clean and nice. Showers too. So so happy with our stay and we will be back for sure!

Nice campground. We just stayed for an overnight in our borrowed camper van. We stayed in the…read moretent area that seems to be for may one large party with 1 fire ring and 3 picknick tables. Our van had the high roof and scraped on some branches getting in. We chose this option as we did not need water or power and was quite a bit less expensive than an RV site. Bathrooms were nice and clean and staff friendly. Would be a great spot for a larger tent group.

A tiny airport on tiny Tangier Island. Pilots, bring your tiedown rope 'cause there ain't none…read morehere. Ditto for gas and other services. Having said that, Flying here is quite an experience!

Chris is an awesome captain who will work hard to make sure you have a fun trip. My dad and I have…read moregone on multiple trips with Chris and we look forward to our next one. He is focused but fun. He will make sure everyone has fun and you'll learn while laughing.

Large and comfortable tri-level home waterfront property in Northern Neck, Virginia. Four…read morecomfortable bedrooms, plenty of beds, clean and well stocked with linens, a large kitchen, lots of games, books, TVs in every room. Kiddie pool, hot tub for the adults, kayaks, canoes, and a 4-passenger pedal boat. 'The property has a garden shed storing bicycles (which need a little love, some rust, etc.) Care has been taken to ensure few or no mosquitos, or other flying insects, much appreciated in this part of the country. We especially enjoyed the large upper deck off the kitchen, with two barbecue grills, a long table with comfortable seating for 10. Our group of 8 (6 adults, 2 children) found something to do every day when including several day trips to local wineries, Colonial Williamsburg, or shopping. We found lots of second hand and thrift stores, full of treasures.

We have been going to the pilot house for years. It is one of the most wonderful and warm…read morerestaurant to visit in the Northern Neck! The food especially today, THANKGIVING, was so very delicious! Gary and Bonnie are two beautiful people and all staff or servers are the nicest people in the world. The pilot House is in Topping, Va. we have lots of restaurants in Kilmarnock, Va but our favorite is the pilot House. Denny and Terry Bouslough

Always a pleasant experience to enjoy good food. The restaurant is very clean and the food is…read more very good.

The Chesapeake Inn is a hidden gem in Urbanna, VA. I can't say enough good things about this little…read moreInn. Our room was beautifully appointed with crisp white linens, comfy armchairs, and the cutest decor. It even had a beautiful chandelier and recessed lights. The lobby looked like a showroom for an interior decorator and the grounds are peppered with settees with colorful throw pillows. Everything about this little Inn screams "awesome".

Dog friendly unique inn in the adorable town of Urbanna with great restaurants and the river in…read morewalking distance. Neat town events too that you can check out on Facebook Urbanna sites.. Their rooms are $199/night ($219.50 with taxes).  They do have a two night minimum on weekend. Their rates include everything - many hotels add amenity fees, but they have decided to use simple, predictable pricing so their rates includes their bikes, surreys, kayaks as well as snacks and waters in their rooms and the use of their lobby/living room keurig. They sometimes even have food vendors come to the parking lot. Had a great pizza truck which was awesome to bring pizza back to the room especially since the Italian restaurant shut down during COVID. They have a Farmer's Market, boat and golf cart parade, Oyster Festival, Halloween celebrations, great boutiques with fabulous clothing and unique gifts and wine shops and great prices on antiques to include an awesome flea market. Occasionally live music. Which is the best! They has been limited during COVID but hopefully will start up soon.