Surrounded by water and steeped in history, Westmoreland County offers an abundance of year-round recreational opportunities and landmark historic sites.

Location
Westmoreland County lies between the Potomac and Rappahannock Rivers on a peninsula known as Virginia's Northern Neck, halfway between Washington DC and the Chesapeake Bay.

Attractions
Retrace our nation's early leaders' steps at National Register Historic Sites like George Washington National Birthplace Monument and Stratford Hall Plantation. Experience the natural beauty of the county's 5,450 acres of nature preserves and trails. Enjoy boating and fishing along 250 miles of shoreline. Stroll through or bike between charming small towns.

Historic Sites

Outdoor Recreation

Places to Eat
Fresh seafood, delicious country cooking, fast or fine food can all be found in Westmoreland County.

Places to Stay
Extend your visit at an historic B&B, a waterfront inn, a modern motel, a vacation cottage or a waterfront campground. Accommodations, Campgrounds & RV Rentals Cottage Rentals

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