Facilities Specifications

For Tour Operators
Arranging a tour to the historic Fredericksburg region is as easy as picking up the telephone and
calling Lura Hill, our tourism sales manager, at 1-866-405-3046. Lura can help you plan a fun-filled
itinerary for shopping, sightseeing, adventures or mystery tours. She can even help with reservations
for attractions, dining and guide service. If you prefer to use a receptive tour operator, Lura can provide
information on those companies that package the Fredericksburg region. Whether you’re planning a
new tour, customizing a tour, or expanding an established itinerary, give Lura a call today.
[email protected]
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For Meeting Planners
In the midst of a rich historical presence in the area, you will also find state-of-the-art
meeting facilities, ranging from small historic inns to the convenience of modern
hotels and an expo and conference center. We are conveniently located on I-95,
with rail service via Amtrak or Virginia Railway Express. Major airports are
just one hour away in Washington, D.C. and in Richmond, the State Capital of
Virginia. The following pages will provide you with information on our many
meeting sites and their specifications and amenities. No matter what size
the group or the length of your stay, provide us with your requirements and
let us help you get started. The Fredericksburg Regional Tourism Partnership
provides special contacts with expertise in different types of events. Please
select your contact from the list below:
For Conferences, Trade Shows or Meetings:
Victoria Matthews
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540-372-1216, 800-260-3646
[email protected]
For Reunions, Weddings or Religious Events:
Kimberly Herbert
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540-372-1216, 800-260-3646
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[email protected]
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Table of Contents
Fredericksburg, Stafford and Spotsylvania have a wealth of attractions
and amenities to offer, including fine restaurants, a renowned dinner
theater, living history programs, acclaimed local artists, and a unique
array of shops. Top: At the Mary Washington House, a docent delights
visitors with tales of Mary Washington. Below: Antique shops and
specialty boutiques line the streets of historic Fredericksburg’s downtown
shopping district.
Introduction ......................................................................................1
Attraction Descriptions ...................................................................2
Maps (East Coast, Virginia, Region and Old Town) ....................5
Attraction Information Listings......................................................9
Tours and Itineraries ..................................................................... 11
Activities ......................................................................................... 21
Accommodations ...........................................................................22
Larger Meeting and Event Sites ...................................................29
Hotel Meeting Facilities ................................................................ 31
Unique Meeting Sites .................................................................... 41
Team Building ................................................................................ 51
Weddings and Reunions ...............................................................52
Golf ..................................................................................................54
Other Services ................................................................................55
Restaurant Guide ...................................................................Pocket
GROUP TOURS
The Fredericksburg Region
is composed of three distinct entities –Spotsylvania, Stafford and
Fredericksburg, Virginia–each with a vital role in the region’s
history. The town and surrounding counties were all born from
a single auspicious event– Captain John Smith’s 1608 journey up
the Rappahannock River, to what is now present-day Fredericksburg. Since that time, the Rappahannock River has played many
roles in the area’s lively and sometimes tragic history, a history
that has engaged and entertained visitors for over three centuries.
At the Fredericksburg Area Museum, the Spotsylvania County
Museum and other historic sites, visitors learn about the richness and simplicity of life in Virginia’s towns and countryside
before and after the Revolution. Stop by a colonial tavern where a
“wench” provides a lively look at 18th-century tavern life, or drop
into the apothecary’s shop where his helper may be mixing a
potion that will “cheer a man with a bad wife.” You can even share
the tastes of those times — or sip the vintage from a local winery.
Just 50 miles south of Washington, D. C., the region was witness
to many national events, such as the Revolutionary and Civil
Wars. Some of our nation’s most beloved figures, such as George
Washington, James Monroe, Thomas Jefferson, Robert E. Lee and
Ulysses S. Grant, lived in or spent time in the area.
Just a stone’s throw across the river lies Ferry Farm, George
Washington’s boyhood home in Stafford. In town, the James
Monroe law office provides an intriguing look into the long and
illustrious career of our nation’s fifth president. And it was here in
Set foot into some of the most interesting periods in America’s
past with a stroll among more than 350 original 18th- and 19thcentury buildings in Fredericksburg’s 40-block National Historic
District. While here, visitors can also step into over 100 shops
and boutiques, concentrated in the downtown area and along a
four-block “antique row” near the river. A dinner theater offers
professional performances and top-notch meals served at your
table by the cast of the show. Recreational opportunities abound.
The area boasts six championship golf courses and Lake Anna,
a 13,000 acre lake with boating, sailing, fishing and outdoor fun.
1777 that Thomas Jefferson, a frequent visitor, wrote the Statute
for Religious Freedom, one of his proudest accomplishments.
The Fredericksburg region is happy to share its heritage and
present-day pleasures. We invite you to share it with us.
Great armies under Generals Lee, Burnside, Jackson and Grant
clashed at Spotsylvania Court House, the Wilderness, Chancellorsville and Fredericksburg during the Civil War, while Walt
Whitman and Clara Barton nursed the wounded.
Top: Kenmore, the home of George Washington’s sister, has undergone a
meticulous renovation. Shown is the elaborate plasterwork from
Colonial America. Left: One of the many cannons in the region’s Civil War
battlefields. Below: The gardens at Gari Melchers Home and Studio at
Belmont. Owned in the early 1900’s by the renowned American artist and
his wife, Corinne.
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Chatham
later residents; African-American experiences during the civil
rights era–all stories that link our past to our present, stories of
transition and growth in a small community.
On the heights overlooking Fredericksburg,
this Georgian-style
mansion was completed in 1771 but is best
known for the role it
played during the Civil
War. Known as the
Lacy House, the mansion served as a Union
headquarters during the
Battle of Fredericksburg,
despite the sympathies
of its colorful war-time
owner, J. Horace Lacy.
At Chatham, Clara
Barton and Walt Whitman joined in the treatment of hundreds
of wounded soldiers.
Today, Chatham contains exhibits about its long and varied
history. The grounds have been restored to a colonial revival
style designed in the 1920’s.
Fredericksburg/Spotsylvania
National Military Park
Chancellorsville Battlefield Visitor Center
Located 13 miles west of Fredericksburg, the area around this
visitor center was the scene of the accidental wounding of
Confederate General “Stonewall” Jackson in the May 1863 battle
known as Robert E. Lee’s greatest victory of the Civil War. Audiovisual program, dioramas, and exhibits provide orientation to the
battlegrounds and the war’s impact on civilians and soldiers.
Information is also provided for touring the nearby Wilderness
and Spotsylvania Court House Battlefields.
Fredericksburg Battlefield Visitor Center
This visitor center introduces the extensive action that took place
in the Fredericksburg area during the Civil War. Located on
Sunken Road, a focal point during the Battle of Fredericksburg, the
center serves as a starting point for a tour of the FredericksburgSpotsylvania National Military Park.
Fredericksburg Area Museum and
Cultural Center*
An audio-visual presentation describes the events surrounding the
area’s four major battles, and museum exhibits lend insight into
the experience of soldiers and civilians during this tumultuous
period in American history.
Historic 1816 Town Hall/Market House
and 1927 Bank Building
Spotsylvania Court House Battlefield
Housed in two buildings at the intersection of Princess Anne and William
Streets, the Museum shares the
region’s rich and varied past
from the perspective of local
residents. Exhibits are
designed with a multimedia approach that
encourages engagement and hands-on
learning for all ages.
At Spotsylvania Court House, Union and Confederate troops fought one another for two weeks, incurring
nearly 30,000 casualties. The fighting reached its
peak at the infamous “Bloody Angle,” where soldiers
engaged in 20 hours of fierce, often hand-to-hand
combat.
“Stonewall” Jackson Shrine
The Shrine is the site of Thomas J. Jackson’s death on May 10,
1863, after he was wounded accidentally by his own men at the
Battle of Chancellorsville.
The historic 1816
Town Hall/Market
House long served as
the city’s center of social, commercial and
legal activity. Today,
visitors can view the
original City Council
chamber and three permanent exhibits. British
Heritage, American Style:
Decorative Arts of the
Rappahannock River
Region illuminates the fine craftsmanship of local cabinetmakers, silversmiths and artists. Also on display are a collection of
rare Masonic artifacts from George Washington’s era and an
exhibit outlining the preservation and adaptive reuse of the
Museum’s two historic buildings and adjacent Market Square.
The Wilderness Battlefield
The Battle of The Wilderness first pitted General Robert E. Lee
against Union General Ulysses S. Grant and turned the tide of the
war as Grant continued his march, “On to Richmond.”
Fredericksburg Visitor Center
Many groups start their tour at this center with a 15-minute
orientation video which provides an overview to the area’s history
and attractions.
Operated by the City of Fredericksburg Department of Economic Development and Tourism, comprehensive group services are
available through Lura Hill, Manager, Tourism Sales at
1-866-405-3046.
Gari Melchers Home and Studio
at Belmont*
Belmont is the former residence of the American figure
painter, Gari Melchers (1860-1932). The museum consists of
the artist’s home, gardens, the studio and galleries, which
house the largest collection of Melchers’ works anywhere.
The Catherine W. Jones McKann Center, housed in the recently
renovated 1927 Planters National Bank building, features six
permanent exhibits and two changing exhibits. Audio, video
and other multi-media elements enliven local stories reflecting
the nation’s history–the effects of the Revolutionary War, Civil
War and World Wars I and II on civilians; the role of the Rappahannock River in the lives and livelihoods of Virginia tribes and
This page: Entrance to Chatham. Bottom left:One of the exhibits in the
new Catherine W. Jones McKann Center of the Fredericksburg Area
Museum and Cultural Center.
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Journey through the social context of African-American education in Spotsylvania, its transformation through successful
integration, and the closure of the historic John J. Wright Middle
School in 2006, with over 100 exhibits and specialty gift store.
The museum is located inside the original school library of what
is known today as John J. Wright Educational & Cultural Center.
George Washington’s Ferry Farm
On the banks of the Rappahannock River opposite Fredericksburg
is the site of George Washington’s boyhood home. Ferry Farm
(called so for the ferries that crossed the river) is best known as the
setting for the story of young George and the cherry tree. Today,
visitors walk in the steps of Washington and enjoy
18th-century gardens. Ferry Farm is an active
archaeological site where experts in their labs are
available to interact with the visiting public.
During the Civil War, Union soldiers camped at
Ferry Farm, and from those same fields, Union
artillery bombarded the city in 1862. The old
ferry landing was the site of a pontoon bridge
used by the Army of the Potomac on its
way to a crushing defeat in the first Battle of
Fredericksburg.
Lake Anna State Park
Located on Lake Anna in Spotsylvania County, group activities
include nature programs, canoe tours, gold mine tours, and
panning for gold and fishing. Advance
reservations are required for group bookings.
Liberty Town ArtsWorkshop
Liberty Town is home to more than 60
eclectic artists and craftspeople who work,
sell and teach in the 30 private studios spread
throughout the building. Visit with the artists,
watch them work, ask questions and shop
for original one-of-a-kind works of art.
Mary Washington House
Historic Kenmore
In 1772, George Washington purchased a house
from Michael Robinson in Fredericksburg,
Virginia for his mother. Mary Ball Washington
spent her last seventeen years in this comfortable home. The white frame house sits on the
corner of Charles and Lewis Streets and was in
walking distance to Kenmore, home of Mary’s
daughter Betty Washington Lewis. Visitors can
tour the house and see Mary Washington’s “best dressing glass.”
They can explore the garden and visit the original kitchen (a rare
surving 18th-century outbuilding).
Mary Ball Washington was said to be an excellent gardener.
When Preservation Virginia acquired the house in 1891, Mrs.
Washington’s gardens were no longer visible. In 1969, the Garden
Club of Virginia recreated the 18th-century garden as we had no
documentation about Mrs. Washington’s gardens. Today it is a
beautiful setting for a wedding, party or just an afternoon stroll.
Kenmore, one of the most elegant colonial mansions in America, lies in the heart of historic Fredericksburg. Built by patriot Fielding Lewis and his
wife, Betty (the sister of George Washington), the
house contains some of the most elaborate plasterwork from colonial America. It was crafted by
an unknown artist who also completed plasterwork at Mount Vernon.
The house has recently undergone a major restoration, and the
refurnishing is underway. Part of the Kenmore collection of
fine, Virginia-made furniture is on display in the museum
gallery. The house and grounds are open to the public with
tours daily.
Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop
This 18th-century building restored as the Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop presents a vivid living history interpretation of colonial medical practices. Visitors can hear about the popular treatment of the day for a lady’s hysteria or a medicine so potent that
it would, according to one wealthy plantation owner, “cheer a
man with a bad wife.”
The National Museum of the
Marine Corps
A monument to honor, courage and commitment, the Museum is
a lasting tribute to U.S. Marines—past, present and future. Situated
on a 135-acre site adjacent to the Marine Corps Base in Quantico,
VA, the Museum’s soaring design evokes the image of the flag
raisers of Iwo Jima and beckons visitors to its 120,000 square foot
structure. World-class interactive exhibits, using the most innovative technology, surround visitors with irreplaceable artifacts and
immerse them in the sights and sounds of Marines in action and
American history.
www.usmcmuseum.org, 877-653-1775. 9am-5pm, 364 days
per year, closed Christmas. No admission charge,
free parking.
James Monroe Museum and
Memorial Library
In the eighteenth century, our nation’s fifth president, James
Monroe, began his illustrious career practicing law in
Fredericksburg. Today, the remarkable collection at the James
Monroe Museum and Memorial Library includes the personal
possessions, furnishings and papers of Monroe and his wife,
Elizabeth. Many of the pieces were purchased while Monroe
served as emissary to France. Learn of Monroe’s amazing
service, through objects from the Revolution to the
White House, and of the family that saved it
for us all.
www.VisitFred.com
*Accredited by the American
Association of Museums
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John J. Wright Educational & Cultural
Center Museum
Gari Melchers was one of the most decorated artists of his day.
His unvarying ambition to reproduce the essential character of a
place and its people was the key to his international success. His
role in the history of American painting is secured because of
the legacy of his work preserved at Belmont. The Stafford County
Visitor Center is located here.
ATTRACTIONS
Rising Sun Tavern
story of our community through the evidence excavated from the
surrounding countryside.
George Washington’s youngest brother, Charles, built this
landmark in 1760 as his private residence. The building became
a tavern in 1792. No longer serving food or drink, the “tavern
wenches and male indentured servants” entertain visitors
with a lively interpretation of 18th-century tavern life.
Brewery, Distillery & Wineries
A. Smith Bowman Distillery
As a small and privately owned company, A. Smith Bowman
Distillery balances
time-honored traditions with innovation and creativity to
produce hand-crafted
spirits. Distilled from
the finest ingredients,
the premium products
created at A. Smith
Bowman Distillery
honor the legacy and
ground breaking
spirit of Virginia’s pioneers. See the unique copper still and walk
among hundreds of barrels of aging spirits, including whiskey,
vodka, gin and rum.
Riverside Center Dinner Theater
Built only 15 years ago, Riverside Center is the perfect complement to any historic tour. State-of-the-art theater facilities and
a conference center provide entertainment and special event
options. For more information, see page 17.
Spotsylvania Court House
Historic District
The Court House District is rich with history. Battered during
the Civil War, the Spotsylvania Court House itself is restored
today with the original columns.
Another site in the district, The Spotsylvania County Museum,
holds a collection of local artifacts and genealogical records.
Nearby, the restored Spotswood Inn (ca. 1820), has been a
school, post office, tavern, as well as an inn. The Inn was also
military headquarters for General Jubal Early and an observation point for General Robert E. Lee during the war. Christ
Episcopal Church served as a Civil War hospital. The Confederate Cemetery provides a final repose for nearly 600 Confederate
soldiers. Finally, see the old Jail, built in 1781 and moved to its
present site in 1839.
Blue & Gray Brewing Co.
The local brewery offers Fred Red Ale, Blue & Gray Classic
Lager, Falmouth American Pale Ale and Stonewall Stout yearround. There’s always at least one seasonal brew on tap too. The
on-site brewpub, Lee’s Retreat, creatively cooks with the beers
and will host your special event. The brewpub overlooks the
brewhouse so you can watch your beer being made! Free tours
and tastings on designated days or by appointment for groups
of 20 or more.
St. James House
This small Revolutionary-era house is built on land once owned
by George Washington. The gambrel roof house contains a fine
collection of 18th-century porcelains, furniture and artwork.
Open Garden Week, the first week in October, and by
appointment.
Hartwood Winery
The winery offers tours and tastings and special events throughout
the year, such as barrel tastings, mini festivals with guest wineries,
and Spring/Fall celebrations. The winery’s tasting room is available after hours for rent for small groups of no more than 50
people. Hartwood Winery does not do catering, but caterers are
welcome to use the winery’s full service kitchen.
Stafford Civil War Park
Opening in the spring of 2013, this park is dedicated to the story
of the encampments of 135,000+ Union soldies in Stafford
during 1863, a period described by many soldiers then, and
scholars since, as the “Union Army’s Valley Forge”. Here they
recovered from devastating defeats at Fredericksburg and
Chancellorsville and from the debacle of the Mud March.
Despite these setbacks, that Army departed Stafford in June
1863 to win Gettysburg and beyond.
Visitors will see three large earthen artillery batteries built by
the Union Army; the very visible remains of a large Union
winter encampment, an 1830’s bridge remains once used by
soldiers; a late 1700’s quarry and multiple sections of soldier
built corduroy roads.
Sites are easily accessible from nearby parking areas, but does
require short walks through woods. To visit all the unique features of this hallowed ground please allow two hours. There is
no fee to visit the park. The park is located at 400 Mount Hope
Road, Stafford, VA 22554.
Lake Anna Winery
Started in a renovated barn on the Heidig family farm,
the Lake Anna Winery offers tours and tastings.
Special events include Spring/Fall open houses,
Jazz in the Vineyard and soup weekends.
Picnic area available.
Mattaponi Winery
This family-owned small farm winery is a national and international award-winner for best fruit wines. In the beginning, the
Native American Indians showed the settlers how to survive on
these berries, and today the winery presents to you these same
delightful berries of Virginia as a wine. Come to our charming
log cabin and relax with one of our specialty wines.
White Oak Civil War
Museum
Potomac Point Vineyard & Winery
An elegant escape from the everyday, this multi-million dollar
facility is designed to host all of the special occasions of your
life in a setting where no detail is overlooked. Group events are
handled with meticulous attention and care. Relax by the fountain
and enjoy a wide variety of exceptional and award winning wines.
Enjoy the excellent variety of chef-prepared specialties and
signature dishes.
This museum’s collection of
actual battlefield relics,
gathered over the years by
local residents, tells the
story of this great
American epic. More
importantly, it tells the
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Groups enjoy our annual Oktoberfest.
Group Tour Services
Fredericksburg Regional
Tourism Partnership offers
complete group tour services,
including:
Itinerary assistance and
recommendations
■ Confirmed reservations at
historic attractions
■ Confirmed dining reservations
■ Confirmed guide service
reservations
■ Information and referrals for
lodging
■ Special events coordination
■ Touring literature, including
a full-color brochure, dining
and antiques guides
■ Familiarization tours
■ Referrals to local transportation
and motorcoach assistance
■ DVD, image library
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Contact: Lura Hill
Tourism Sales Manager,
Fredericksburg Regional
Tourism Partnership
706 Caroline St.,
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-372-1216 n 1-866-405-3046
Fax 540-372-6587
www.VisitFred.com
www.MeetAtFred
[email protected]
Mileage from
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New York City ................ 290
Philadelphia ..................... 210
Pittsburgh.......................... 295
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Washington, DC ........... 50
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GROUP TOURS
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ATTRACTIONS
EXIT 126
EXIT 130
John J. Wright
Museum
Lake Anna Winery
Spotsylvania
Court House
Historic District and
Museum
A. Smith Bowman
Distillery
7565 Courthouse Rd.
Spotsylvania,
Virginia 22551
www.jjwmuseum.org
offi[email protected]
5621 Courthouse Rd.
Spotsylvania
Virginia 22551
www.lawinery.com
[email protected]
9019 Old Battlefield
Blvd.
Spotsylvania,
Virginia 22553
3300 Dill Smith Dr.,
One Bowman Dr.
120 Chatham Ln.
Fredericksburg,VA 22408 Fredericksburg,VA 22408 Fredericksburg,
www.blueandgraybrewVirginia 22405
www.asmithbowman.com ingco.com
mahrens@asmithbowman. jeff@blueandgray
com
brewingco.com
www.nps.gov/frsp
Location
Exit 118
Exit 118,
Rt. 208 West
Exit 126,
Route 208, 6 miles
west of I-95
Exit 130 A, Route
3 East
Exit 130 A
Exit 130 B, Route 3 Exit 130 A, At corner Same, Exit 130 A
West, 7 Miles West of Princess Anne
and William Sts.
of I-95
Phone
540-582-7583
Fax: 540-582-3945
540-895-5085
Fax: 540-895-9749
540-507-7278
1-877-515-6197
540-373-4555
Fax: 540-381-2236
540-371-7799
Fax: 540-898-8598
540-786-2880
540-371-3037
Fax: 540-371-1001
Group
Rate
N/A
10 or more people:
$5.00 per person
No charge
Complimentary tours
Free tastings & tours
on designated days.
By appointment
groups of 20+.
Free
Small charge for
film presentation.
Adult - $4.00
Adult - $7.00
Free
Student - $2.00
Small charge for film Student - $1.50
(6–high school)
(6–high school)
presentation.
AAA, AARP, Military
$5.50. Under 6 Free.
Hours
Thurs-Sat:
10am - 3pm
Open year round
Daily 9am - 5pm
Mon-Sat: 9am - 5pm
Tasting room and
Brewery retail store.
Daily: 9am - 5pm
M-Sat: 10am - 5pm
Sun: 12pm - 5pm
Closed Jan. 1,
Thanksgiving,
Dec. 24, 25 and 31
EXIT 118
Contact:
Groups by
appointment
Closed Thanksgiving,
Dec. 25 and Jan. 1
Every hour on the hour.
For groups larger than
10 we request prior
notification.
Blue & Gray Brewing Chancellorsville
Co. and Lee’s Retreat Battlefield
Brewpub
Visitor Center
Fredericksburg
Battlefield
Visitor Center
1001 Princess Anne
Street
Fredericksburg,
Virginia 22401
1013 Lafayette Blvd. 1020 Caroline St.
Fredericksburg,
Fredericksburg,
Virginia 22401
Virginia 22401
www.nps.gov/frsp
www.famcc.org
Mon: 9am - 12:30pm Closed Jan. 1,
Thanksgiving and
Wed: 2pm - 6pm
Dec. 25
Fri: 3pm - 8pm
Sat: 10am - 1pm
540-373-6122
Daily: 9am - 5pm
Closed Jan. 1
Thanksgiving and
Dec. 25
Brewpub:
Tues - Thurs:
11am - 9pm
Fri - Sat: 11am-11pm
Tour
Length
Approx. 60 minutes
10-35 minutes
Museum, 30
minutes. Walking
tour, 20
minutes
1 hour
Minimum
Group
Size
N/A
—
—
Motor Coach
Parking
Yes
Yes
Gift Shop
Yes
Public Rest
Room
Hugh Mercer
Apothecary
Shop
Fredericksburg
Area Museum and
Cultural Center
www.washington
heritagemuseums.org
James Monroe
Museum &
Memorial Library
908 Charles St.
Fredericksburg,
Virginia 22401
www.jamesmonroe
museum.org
Same, Exit 130 A
Same, Exit 130 A
540-373-3362
Fax: 540-373-1569
540-654-1043
Fax: 540-654-1106
Adult - $4.00
Student - $1.00
(6–high school)
Mar: 1 - Oct. 30
M-Sat: 9am - 4pm
Sun: Noon - 4pm
Mar: 1 - Nov. 30
M-Sat: 10am - 5pm
Sun: 1pm - 5pm
Nov. 1 - Feb. 28
M-Sat: 10am - 4pm
Sun: Noon - 4pm
Dec. 1 - Feb. 28
M-Sat: 10am - 4pm
Sun: 1pm - 4pm
Closed Jan. 1,
Thanksgiving,
Dec. 24, 25 and 31
Closed Jan. 1,
Thanksgiving,
Dec. 24, 25 and 31
50 minutes at the
center.
Driving tour time
additional.
45-60 minutes
50 minutes at the
center
Driving tour time
additional
45 minutes
30 minutes
None. For groups over 20+ if outside regular
10 we request prior
scheduled tour time.
notification.
—
10
—
10
10
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes.
Mon-Sat: 9am - 4pm
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Nearby
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Wheelchair
Accessible
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
1st floor
Handicapped rest
room in adjacent
building
With assistance
Yes
Compl.
Admission
(Driver/
Tour Escort)
N/A
Yes
No charge
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Credit
Cards
N/A
Discover, MC, VISA, —
Discover, MC, VISA
MC, VISA
Gift shop: AE,
Discover,
MC, VISA
MC, VISA
Gift Shop: AE,
Discover, MC, VISA
Groups over 10
MC, VISA
Discover, MC, Visa
Call 540-373-1569
Card not taken on-site
Evening
Tour
N/A
By appointment
By appointment
Complimentary
By appointment.
20 person minimum.
–
Yes, with notice
–
Yes, $7.00 (minimum of 20 people).
Refreshments
availabele for fee.
By appointment
15 minutes, Sat.
mornings 10am-1pm.
Other times by
reservation.
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By appointment
ATTRACTIONS
EXIT 133
Historic Kenmore
EXIT 148
Rising Sun
Tavern
Chatham
Gari Melchers
George
Home and Studio Washington‘s
at Belmont
Ferry Farm
Hartwood Winery Riverside Center
Dinner Theater
1304 Caroline St.
Fredericksburg,
Virginia 22401
120 Chatham Ln.
Fredericksburg,
Virginia 22405
224 Washington St. 268 King’s Hwy.
Fredericksburg,
Fredericksburg,
Virginia 22405
Virginia 22405
www.kenmore.org
www.washington
www.libertytown www.washington
[email protected] arts.com
heritagemuseums.org heritagemuseums.org
www.nps.gov/frsp
345 Hartwood Rd. 95 Riverside Pkwy. 985 White Oak Rd.
Fredericksburg,
Fredericksburg,
Falmouth,VA 22405
Virginia 22406
Virginia 22406
www.whiteoak
hartwoodwinery.com www.riversidedt.com museum.com
www.GariMelchers.org www.ferryfarm.org contact@hartwood
[email protected] [email protected] winery.com
Location
Same, Exit 130 A
Same, Exit 130A Same, Exit 130 A
Same, Exit 133 A
Same, Exit 133 A
Phone
540-370-0732
Fax: 540-370-0576
540-371-7255
540-373-1569
540-371-1494
Fax: 540-373-1569 Fax: 540-373-1569
540-654-5121
888-999-8527
540-371-4234
540-370-0732
540-752-4893
540-654-1015
Fax: 540-654-1785 Fax: 540-371-3398 Fax: 540-752-4893 540-370-4300
Fax: 540-370-4304
Group
Rate
Adult - $8.00 House
Adult- $15.00 House/
Garden
School groups, call
540-370-0732
Free
Adult - $4.00
Student - $1.50
(6–high school)
Free
Adult: $6.00
Adult - $10.00
Student groups call School groups,
call 540-370-0732
540-654-1851.
Catering available.
Hours
Mar.1 - Oct. 31
Daily: 10am - 5pm
M-Thur:
10am - 6pm
Fri-Sat:
10am - 5pm
Sun: Noon-4pm
Closed
Thanksgiving,
Christmas,
January 1,
Memorial Day,
Fourth of July,
Labor Day
Mar. 1 - Oct. 30
Mar. 1 - Oct. 30
M-Sat: 11am-5pm M-Sat: 10am- 5pm
Sun: Noon - 4pm Sun: Noon - 4pm
Contact:
Mary
Liberty Town
Arts Workshop Washington
House
1201 Washington Ave. 916 Liberty St. 1200 Charles St.
Fredericksburg,
Fredericksburg, Fredericksburg,
Virginia 22401
Virginia 22401 Virginia 22401
Nov. 1 - Dec. 30
10am - 4pm
Closed Jan., Feb.,
Easter Sunday,
Thanksgiving,
Dec. 24, 25, and 31
Same, Exit 130 A
Adult - $4.00
Student - $1.50
(6–high school)
Nov. 1 - Feb. 28
Nov 1 - Feb. 28
M-Sat: 11am-4pm M-Sat: 11am -4pm
Sun: Noon-4pm
Sun: Noon - 4pm
Daily:9am-4:30pm Daily: 10am- 5pm
Closed Wednesday
Closed Jan. 1,
Thanksgiving and Closed Jan. 1,
Dec. 25
Thanksgiving,
Dec. 24, 25, 31
and Easter, July 4
Exit 133 A, King’s Same, Exit 133 B
Hwy. Route 3 east
of Fredericksburg
March 1 - Oct. 31:
10am - 5pm
Nov. 1-Dec.30:
10am - 4pm
Jan. 1-Feb. 28:
School Tours Only
Closed Jan. 1,
Easter Day,
Thanksgiving,
Dec. 24, 25, 31
Closed Jan. 1,
Closed Jan. 1,
Thanksgiving,
Thanksgiving,
Dec. 24, 25 and 31 Dec. 24, 25 and 31
White Oak Civil
War Museum
groupsales@rsdinner
theater.com
Exit 133 B
Same, Exit 133 A
Intersection of
Routes 17 and I-95
Potomac Point
Vineyard &
Winery
275 Decatur Rd.
Stafford, VA 22554
www.potomacpoint
winery.com
chelsea@potomac
pointwinery.com
Exit 148
540-446-2250
Fax: 540-658-9939
For 20 or more:
$5.00 per person
for a tour and
tasting.
Depends on size of Adult - $1.50
group and evening Student - $1.00
attended.
$10.00 per person
for tasting & tour
Wed-Fri:
11am - 5pm
Sat-Sun:
11am - 6pm
Thur-Sat. evenings: Wed-Sun:
10am- 5pm
Dinner at 6pm,
Curtain at 8pm
Sun-Thur:
11am - 6pm
Closed Jan. 1,
Easter Day,
Thanksgiving,
Dec. 25
Fri-Sat:
11am - 9pm
Sun. Matinee:
Lunch at 1pm,
Curtain at 3pm
Closed Tuesdays
Wed. Matinee:
Lunch at 11:30am,
Curtain at 1:30pm
Tour
Length
1 hour
Varies
45 minutes
45 minutes
50 minutes
90 minutes
1 hour
Varies
Approximate show 30 minutes length: 2 1/2 hours 1 hour
Minimum
Group
Size
10
N/A
10
10
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10
10
N/A
12
10
10
Motor Coach Yes
Parking
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes, free
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Public Rest Yes
Room
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Wheelchair With assistance
Accessible
Yes
No
With assistance
Yes
With assistance
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Compl.
Admission
Driver/
Tour Escort)
N/A
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
At the gift shop:
AE, Discover, MC,
VISA
MC, VISA
MC, VISA
AE, Discover, MC,
VISA
Yes
No
MC, Visa
By appointment
No
By appointment.
Picnic area available.
Yes
Yes (with advance Yes, with advance
notice).
notice. Tour and
tasting, $10.00 per
person
Gift Shop
Credit
Cards
MC, VISA
Evening
Tour
No
Groups over 10
Groups over 10
and gift shop
and gift shop
Discover, MC, Visa Discover, MC, Visa
Call 540-373-1569
card not taken onsite
Yes, $7.00 (miniM-Th: until 6pm Yes, $7.00
mum of 20 people).
First Fridays
(minimum of
Refreshmen ts
until 9pm
20 people)
available for fee.
AE, Discover,
MC, VISA
10
1 hour for tour
and tasting, 2
hours with lunch
Frederisburg
Region
All About the
Nestled at the falls of the Rappahannock River, Fredericksburg and the surrounding region began settlement in the early
1700’s in colonial Virginia’s frontier as a trading
center and inland port. Alexander Spotswood, an
early colonial governor for whom Spotsylvania
County is named, played a large role in the development of the region. In 1730, the Virginia General
Assembly established Fredericksburg as a tobacco
trading station, insuring the economic importance
and well-being of the entire area for years to come.
The busy port soon welcomed a young boy
destined to become a favorite son. George
Washington came with his family in 1738 to live at
Ferry Farm in Stafford County, just across the river
from Fredericksburg. As visitors to the region
discover, much of the Fredericksburg area’s early
history relates to his presence.
The young town was named for Crown Prince
Frederick, son of George II, who did not live to be
king. Instead, Frederick’s son, George III, became
the next king of England, also the last king of the
colonies, thanks in large part to Washington’s
leadership in the American Revolution.
The town and surrounding countryside grew steadily
until the Revolution and then seemed to settle into a
quiet prosperity that was shattered by the Civil War.
Fredericksburg became the most fought over land in
the western hemisphere, and the city changed hands
seven times during the long conflict. Scars from the
war are still visible on buildings and streets.
Yet much of the historic Fredericksburg area withstood war’s ravages. The National Park Service
maintains over 7,000 acres of hallowed land. Over
350 18th- and early 19th-century buildings line
the streets of the city’s 40-block National Historic
District. Many of the Federal-style rowhouses in
the city’s commercial district were built in the early
1800’s after several calamitous fires.
On residential streets, visitors find a charming mix
of 18th-century, Federal, and Victorian homes. The
pride of Fredericksburg citizens in their historic town
is evident in the handsome gardens found also
along city streets. The city’s temperate climate is
punctuated by warm, humid summers and moderate winters with snowfall averaging less than 12
inches a year.
The city population today is 24,000 people. The
population of the neighboring Spotsylvania and
Stafford Counties brings the total area residents to
about 265,000.
The city still serves as a regional center of trade,
though the Rappahannock River no longer plays the
vital economic role it held in colonial days. Many
residents commute daily to jobs in metropolitan
Washington, D.C. Locally, the University of Mary
Washington and Mary Washington Hospital are also
major local employers, as well as reminders of the
continuing Washington family influence.
The Washington Family Tour
(Allow seven hours)
George Washington influenced not only Fredericksburg’s history but also the
new nation he helped form. This tour emphasizes the Washington family and
Fredericksburg’s colonial history. Visit as many as six sites with strong Washington connections.
Guided tours will also note the site of Rocky Lane, on which young Washington
traveled on his way to school; the last of 13 chestnut trees commemorating the
original 13 colonies, planted according to legend, by Washington; and the Mary
Washington Monument.
STOP 1– Your first stop is the Fredericksburg Visitor Center for a free orientation
film. Meet your pre-arranged guide and collect touring literature.
Allow 30 minutes.
STOP 2– George Washington’s Ferry Farm, on the banks of the Rappahannock
River, is the site of Washington’s boyhood home where he, his sister, Betty, and
his brothers Samuel, John and Charles grew up. At the age of 11, George inherited
the farm upon his father’s death and his mother, Mary Ball Washington, lived here
until 1772, when George bought a house in Fredericksburg for her.
At Ferry Farm today, archaeologists have unearthed the remains of the Washington house as well as Indian artifacts dating back 10,000 years, early 18th-century
home sites and Civil War artifacts. There is also a garden featuring plants that
would have been grown during the Washingtons’ residence. Allow 60 minutes.
STOP 3– Rising Sun Tavern, built as a home for Charles Washington about 1760,
was leased as a “proper tavern” in 1792. It remains a lively and entertaining historic site with costumed tavern wenches and male indentured servants adding
to the spirit of cheer and fun. Allow 30 minutes.
STOP 4– Mary Washington House, purchased by Washington for his mother in
1772, is a simple frame house where she spent her last 17 years. Her English-style
garden has been restored and the house contains some of
her prized personal possessions as well as many fine
period pieces. Allow 45 minutes.
STOP 5– Kenmore is the elegant plantation home of
George Washington’s sister, Betty, and her patriot
husband, Colonel Fielding Lewis. The mansion is
known for its ornate plasterwork ceilings and the
Aesop’s fable theme in the dining room overmantel. Washington often visited his family in this
Georgian house. Allow 60 minutes.
STOP 6– Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop
recreates the medical office of physician and Revolutionary War General, Hugh Mercer. George
Washington befriended
Mercer, an expatriate Scotsman, during the French
and Indian War. When he
began his medical practice
in Fredericksburg, Mercer’s
patients included the Washington family,
until he joined the Continental Army in 1776.
He died heroically at the Battle of Princeton.
Allow 45 minutes.
STOP 7– The Fredericksburg Area Museum offers a glimpse into one important part of George
Washington’s life — his life as a Mason. George
Washington took his Masonic oath at the
Fredericksburg Masonic Lodge No. 4, and the
Fredericksburg Area Museum is proud to display an extraordinary collection of the lodge’s
finest Masonic items, many of which have a
direct link to our nation’s first president and
Fredericksburg’s most famous citizen. Allow
30 minutes.
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GROUP TOURS
ITINERARIES
Discovering Antiques and Art
(Allow seven hours)
Among the numerous fine collections of art and antiques in
Fredericksburg, the furnishings of Kenmore, Gari Melchers
Home and Studio at Belmont, Mary Washington House, James
Monroe Museum and Memorial Library, and St. James House
are among the most outstanding. Combine this six hour tour
with an afternoon of browsing in more than 70 antique shops in
Old Town Fredericksburg. It’s an antiquer’s delight.
STOP 6– The Fredericksburg Area Museum (1816 Town Hall/
Market House & 1927 Bank Building) houses the works of local,
talented artists and artisans who worked in 18th- and 19th-century
Fredericksburg. These cabinetmakers, silversmiths and painters
produced fine goods such as tall clock cases, exquisitely carved
chairs, portraits and silver. The Museum’s newest permanent
exhibition, “British Heritage–American Style: The Decorative
Arts of the Rappahannock River Region 1730-1860” celebrates
their craftsmanship and personal stories. Allow 45 minutes.
STOP 1– Begin at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center for an
orientation film, pre-arranged guide service, and touring literature. Allow 30 minutes.
STOP 7– Gari Melchers Home and Studio at Belmont was the
home of the American Impressionist artist, Gari Melchers. The
18th-century house contains an outstanding collection of European and American antiques; English, Chinese, French and Bavarian
china; Oriental and Savonnerie rugs; and paintings by Frans Snyders, Berthe Morisot and many others. The stone studio displays
the works from Melchers’ prolific career. The formal gardens contain large period rose collections and walking paths. Allow at least
90 minutes.
STOP 2– St. James’ House is furnished with fine 17th- and 18thcentury items, especially appropriate to this diminutive house.
Chinese and Japanese export porcelains, English chests and
tables, and a portrait of George III are featured here. Allow 30
minutes.
STOP 3– Mary Washington House, purchased and improved by
George Washington for his mother in 1772, contains many fine
17th- and 18th-century pieces. Particularly notable are the Virginia-made Ferneyhough chair with doghead arms, a tallcase
clock made by Henry White of Fredericksburg, the Washington
family Wedgewood wheat-patterned china, and Mrs. Washington’s “best dressing glass,” willed to George
at her death. Allow 45 minutes.
STOP 8– Liberty Town Arts Workshop
is a colorful haven for 50 local artists
occupying 30 studios, where you can
visit with artists, watch them work, ask
questions and shop for original, oneof-a-kind works of art.
Option: Paint your own pottery minilesson at Pots & Palettes. You’ll be
given the decorating tools to make
your special piece your very own. After
you paint your pottery, it will be glazed
and fired, making it not only beautiful,
but functional. Allow 60 minutes.
STOP 4– The James Monroe Museum and Memorial Library
displays many of the personal possessions and papers belonging to our nation’s fifth president. Passed through generations
of his family, the items were used by Monroe and his wife in
some of the major events of his long public career and include
fine jewelry, paintings, miniatures, and the Louis XVI furniture
purchased when Monroe was emissary to France.
Allow 30 minutes.
Top: Melchers Home and Studio at Belmont. The 18th-century house
holds many treasured collections. His studio, is located on the beautifully landscaped formal gardens, and displays many of the works of the
artist. A pavilion features group dining, weddings and meetings.
Below right: At Liberty Town Arts Workshop, visitors can peruse the
handiwork of local artists and artisans.
STOP 5– Kenmore was built for Fielding Lewis and his wife Betty,
the sister of George Washington. The elaborate plasterwork ceilings and overmantels are especially notable. Kenmore’s collection
of fine Virginia-made furniture is on view in the museum gallery.
Allow 60 minutes.
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GROUP TOURS
ITINERARIES
Fredericksburg Battlefield Tour
(Allow eight hours)
Strategically located midway between the capital of the Confederacy in Richmond and the U.S. capital in Washington, D.C., Fredericksburg was the scene of four of the most devastating battles
of the Civil War. Nearly 110,000 casualties occurred in the Battles
of Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Wilderness and Spotsylvania Court House. During the war, possession of the city changed
hands seven times.
the city to cover the engineers building the pontoon bridges.
Allow 45 minutes.
STOP 4– The White Oak Museum houses an extensive collection of artifacts from actual battle sites and encampments of
the Civil War. The many items displayed were discarded or lost
while troops were camped or fighting in the Fredericksburg
and Stafford County area. See replicas of soldier huts like those
used as temporary housing during winter encampments. Allow
45 minutes.
STOP 1– The Fredericksburg Area Museum offers visitors exhibits on Civil War history from the viewpoint of the civilian—
a much neglected story of the devastating effects of the war’s
impact on Fredericksburg. The exhibit contains photographs,
weapons, and many family treasures, each with a story. Visitors
can hardly help feeling the sense of misery and despair which
became a part of life in the country’s most fought over city.
Allow 45 minutes.
STOP 5– George Washington’s Ferry Farm is the parcel of land
where the Father of Our Country grew up. Union soldiers
encamped on the fields above the Rappahannock River in view
0f residents of Fredericksburg. Here, at the old ferry landing,
they built pontoon bridges to transport troops across the river
when they attacked the city in 1862. Archaeologists have
uncovered many Civil War artifacts in extensive digs at the site,
as well as trenches dug for protection from the Confederate
artillery. Allow 60 minutes.
STOP 2– Fredericksburg Battlefield Visitor Center presents
a film depicting the actions that took place in and around Fredericksburg. Museum exhibits portray a soldier’s life during the
war, including camp life, religious life, food, medicine, amusements, uniforms and equipment, transportation, communications, and the impact of war on civilians.
STOP 6– Kenmore, in what is now a residential area of Fredericksburg, was originally built in 1775 by Washington’s sister,
Betty, and her husband, Fielding Lewis. It was the scene of much
fighting as the Battle of Fredericksburg raged. First held by Confederate troops, it was fired upon from the east by the attacking
Union Army. Later, the Army of the Potomac captured the house
and it was then fired upon from the west by the Confederates.
Many Civil War artifacts have been uncovered in archaeology
digs on the property, and while used as a hospital during the
Battle of the Wilderness, many an unlucky soldier found a
temporary burial place on the grounds of this great plantation.
Allow 60 minutes.
Also as park staff is available, opt for a short guided walk along
Sunken Road. Here Confederate troops, securely positioned behind the famous stone wall, dispatched more than 8,000 Union
soldiers during the Battle of Fredericksburg. The walk includes
dwellings standing during the battle, a monument to the humanitarian acts of a Confederate soldier, and the National Cemetery
where 15,000 Union soldiers are buried. Allow 90 minutes.
STOP 3– Chatham was an important Federal headquarters and
communication center during the Battle of Fredericksburg. It
was also a hospital where Walt Whitman and Clara Barton assisted the surgeons. Union artillery from this vicinity blasted
Top: Monument at Spotsylvania Court House Battlefield.
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ITINERARIES
Civil War Tour
Enroute to Spotsylvania
Court House Battlefield, see
Todd’s Tavern, scene of a
May, 1864 cavalry battle
during the Union
advance to the Court House. Allow 15 minutes.
(Allow eight hours)
In this area, on the direct route between Washington and Richmond, were fought four major battles of the Civil War. Two of
the battles—Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville—are considered to be among Confederate General Robert E. Lee’s most
brilliant victories. Yet after the battles of Spotsylvania and the
Wilderness, Union General U.S. Grant destroyed the offensive
power of the Confederates in the relentless push, “On to
Richmond!”
STOP 5– The Spotsylvania Court House Battlefield was scene
to some of the most intense hand-to-hand fighting of the Civil
War. The warring armies struggled for more than 20 hours
over land forever after called “Bloody Angle.” Displays and
exhibits illustrate repeated Federal attempts to break the
Confederate fortifications around Spotsylvania Courthouse.
Allow 45 minutes.
Visit the Court House Historic District, which sits at an intersection controlling the most direct route to Richmond. Allow
15 minutes.
Time allowing, see Zion Methodist Church, a Spotsylvania
landmark, and Massaponax Church, where Federal commanders Grant and Meade met to coordinate the army’s move
and where soldiers left still-preserved graffiti on church walls.
Allow 20 minutes.
STOP 1– Chatham, a Georgian plantation home, served as
a vital Federal headquarters, communications center and
hospital during the Battle of Fredericksburg. From its elevated
vantage point in Stafford, Union artillery at Chatham bombarded the town before Union troops advanced over the
Rappahannock River into the streets of Fredericksburg. Allow
45 minutes.
STOP 2– Fredericksburg Battlefield Visitor Center features
museum exhibits and a film that vividly portrays the life of the
citizens and soldiers who lived and fought in the Fredericksburg
area during four major Civil War battles. Allow 30 minutes.
Also as National Park Service staff is available, opt for a short
guided walk along Sunken Road, where Confederate troops
securely positioned behind the famous “Stone Wall” dispatched more than 8,000 Union soldiers during the Battle of
Fredericksburg, and through the National Cemetery, where
15,000 Union troops are buried. Allow 30 minutes.
STOP 6– The “Stonewall” Jackson Shrine, also known as
“Fairfield,” is the location where Jackson was brought after
his fateful wounding at Chancellorsville. He lingered eight
days before he died. The scene became a curiosity for Union
soldiers who camped nearby a year later. Enroute to Jackson
Shrine, see the antebellum homes that line the route of the
Army of the Potomac’s march. Allow 40 minutes.
Optional Driving Tour
STOP 3– The Chancellorsville Battlefield Visitor Center is
located 13 miles west of Fredericksburg and is the site where
Confederate General Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson was mistakenly and mortally wounded here by his own troops in May,
1863. The battle is known as Robert E. Lee’s greatest victory.
Museum exhibits, dioramas, and a film provide an orientation
to the battlegrounds. Allow 30 minutes.
A five mile driving tour connects Marye’s Heights with Prospect Hill, the two areas fought over during the Battle of Fredericksburg. Along the way visitors have the opportunity to see remains
of original Confederate earthworks, examine Civil War period
cannon and learn how General Robert E. Lee had a close brush
with death. At Lee’s command post atop Lee Hill, visitors can
view the city and look at battle exhibits.
A drive along Sophia Street locates the sites of pontoon bridges
erected in 1862 by Union General Ambrose E. Burnside’s troops
as they began their assault on Fredericksburg.
Allow 90 minutes.
STOP 4– The cataclysmic battle at the Wilderness Battlefield
marks the beginning of Lee vs. Grant—The 1864 Overland
Campaign, as the two generals pitted men, equipment and
strategy to decide the fate of the nation. Allow 30 minutes.
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A Different Story: An AfricanAmerican Heritage Driving Tour
(Allow two hours)
The African-American heritage tour begins at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center. Starting with a narrative about the first
slaves arriving at what is now called “City Dock,” the tour
encompasses the colonial and Revolutionary period when the
population of slaves and free blacks was about the same as the
white population.
The driving tour travels past Kenmore where George Washington’s brother-in-law, Fielding Lewis, lived. For a while, Lewis ran
a school for slaves because he wanted them to be able to read
the prayer book at church. The tour also passes the Shiloh Old
Site and Shiloh New Site Churches, the Auction Block (where
property, including slaves, was sold), the area where the John
DeBaptiste family lived (early Fredericksburg gentry and businessmen) and the Moncure Conway House in Falmouth (childhood home of the renowned abolitionist, writer and lecturer).
The tour ends with Civil War history and a drive near Sunken
Road, past the National Cemetery where the grave of Urbane Bass
is located. Bass, the first black doctor who volunteered to serve
in the Army, was killed in France in World War I. He was the first
black officer buried in the cemetery.
Trail to Freedom–Following the route of over 10,000
African-American Freedom Seekers. This driving tour
commemorates and interprets the experiences of more
African-American Heritage Trail–Spotsylvania, VA.
Why are black churches so important in this county? How
and when was a high school for black children developed?
Were there black Civil War soldiers and heroes from the
county? These are just a few of the questions answered in
this driving tour of African-American history in Spotsylvania County. An important stop on the tour is the John J.
Wright Education and Cultural Center and Museum, housed
in the renovated building of the only high school that
served African-American children in the county from 1909
to integration beginning in 1968. Along the way, you’ll also
hear about the first known fight on Virginia soil of a full U.S.
Colored regiment within the Army of the Potomac during
the Civil War. A local guide will bring to life the stories of
courage and perseverance that helped shape the history of
the county.
Gardens of Fredericksburg
(Allow 8 hours)
The gardens of the Fredericksburg area offer something for everyone–from the casual observer to the most avid of gardeners.
Formal gardens, herb gardens, a rose garden and a children’s garden all await your discovery.
STOP 1– Gari Melchers Home and Studio at Belmont, situated
across the Rappahannock River from Fredericksburg, was the
home of the American Impressionist artist, Gari Melchers. The
27-acre estate includes woodlands,
fields and several outbuildings, as
well as formal gardens with boxwood edged beds and walks. A path
network takes visitors through a
restored woodland walk and around
two native grassland wildlife habitats.
The gardens are colorful year ‘round,
starting with thousands of bulbs in
the spring. In late May and early
June more than 30 historic roses
bloom in beds, on arbors and trellises. Old-fashioned annuals and perennials continue the show through
the summer and fall. Old fields have
been seeded in native grasses and
wildflowers, providing habitat for
birds, butterflies and small mammals. Garden tours can be tailored to
special interests, such as landscape
history, roses, bulbs, wildlife habitats,
etc. Allow 90 minutes for house and
garden tour.
than 10,000 slaves who passed through this region between
April and September 1862. Many of the slaves who passed
through took steamships from Aquia Landing in Stafford
County, arriving in Alexandria, VA or Washington, D.C.
When the Union troops arrived in Stafford County and the
town of Falmouth in April 1862, there was a great deal of
activity on the south side of the Rappahanock River in the
City of Fredericksburg. Docked steamboats and bridges
across the river were set fire by Confederates, as they settled
into a defensive position. As recalled by slave John Washinton, “No one could be seen on the streets but the colord
people, and every one of them seemed to be in the best of
humors...” Slaves throughout the region seemed unafraid of
the Union army, instead rejoicing in anticipation of the
opportunity for freedom.
Aquia Landing, a pivotal transportation point between the
southern states and northern ports, initially served as a
domestic slave trade portal. However this site was later
transformed into a gateway to freedom through which
thousands of fugitive slaves passed enroute to liberty.
Background: The scenic Rappahannock River flows through Spotsyvania,
Stafford and the City of Fredericksburg offering many recreational
opportunities.
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STOP 2– Chatham Manor’s gardens reflect not antebellum
prosperity, but rather post-war recovery. Initially designed in
the 1920’s by America’s foremost female landscape architect,
Ellen Biddle Shipman, the gardens were the ultimate symbol
of Chatham’s transformation from working farm to elegant
residence. The basic design and structures from the 1920’s
remain. The pattern of beds and plantings reflect changes
made over the next sixty years. Allow 60 minutes.
STOP 3– Kenmore, a plantation house built in the 1770s by
George Washington’s sister, Betty, and her husband, patriot
Fielding Lewis, became a museum in 1922. The gardens were
the first restoration by the Garden Club of Virginia in 1924,
garden tour.
STOP 5– The Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop, an 18th-century
physician’s office, is naturally a place where period, medicinal
plants and herbs are cultivated. Plantings in small beds are
bordered by boxwood and brick paths laid out in an English
geometric style. Signage at the garden’s entrance provides
information for the visitor, listing the location of each plant
and its 18th-century medicinal use. Allow 45 minutes.
STOP 6– George Washington’s Ferry Farm was our first
president’s boyhood home. Here, his love for fishing in the
Rappahannock River, for horseback riding and learning to
farm and survey nurtured the character of the Father of our
Country. Today, children and adults can imagine the Washingtons’ life on the farm through educational programs, archaeology and the garden with its 18th-century plants. Corn, cotton, tobacco, peanuts, and herbs would have been staples in
the farm garden of the 1700s. Ferry Farm is an environmental
classroom with native vegetation, wildlife, wilderness trails and
educational gardens. Allow 60 minutes.
OPTIONAL STOP– Bradford Square Roses at the Fredericksburg
Area Museum’s Frejus Place garden features hybrid teas, floribundas and grandiflores. These roses were planted and are
maintained by the Rappahannock Rose Society.
OPTIONAL STOP– The Rising Sun Tavern garden features a charming dove-cote and the lush, pleasant shade of a grape arbor.
The Ghosts of Fredericksburg
beginning Historic Garden Week in Virginia. Visitors can
stroll through the Wilderness Walk, designed in an 18th-century style with native plants, or rest on the open lawn, imagining a bustling 1700’s plantation yard. The terrace, with trees
and perennial flower beds, offers an atmosphere of relaxation
and a chance to escape into the past. Allow 90 minutes for
house tour and self-guided tours of the Bissell gallery and
the gardens.
STOP 4– The Mary Washington House is an integral part of the
Gardens of Fredericksburg tour. Virginians love their gardens,
and Mary Washington, mother of
George Washington, was no exception. She delighted in her garden
and spent time working in it whenever possible. As was typical of the
18th century, Mary Washington had
a kitchen garden where vegetables,
greens and herbs were produced for
the household. She also had a pleasure garden lined with boxwood in
the preferred style of the period. The
Garden Club of Virginia undertook
the restoration in 1967. Under the
direction of Mr. Ralph E. Griswold,
an 18th-century English-style garden
was created, featuring a rectangular
grass lawn bordered with beds of
appropriate flowers and greenery.
Allow 45 minutes for house and
(Allow two and one-half hours)
Ghost legends are part of our American heritage and Fredericksburg certainly has its share of legends. Famous voices and spirits from Fredericksburg’s past remain. For the believer or the
skeptic, this tour will show a haunting dimension to our history.
STOP 1– The Fredericksburg Visitor Center’s free orientation
film, tour materials and pre-arranged guide service are at your
disposal. This building was used in 1863 by Federal occupation
troops as a detention site for men too young or old to serve in
the Confederate Army. Two apparitions have been reported at
the center in recent years. Allow 30 minutes.
STOP 2– The Rising Sun Tavern, built by Charles Washington, George’s youngest brother, was once the center of colonial life in Fredericksburg. Today it remains a lively and entertaining historic site with ghostly inhabitants who maintain
the spirit of cheer and mischief at the tavern. Ghostly pranks
are attested to by the costumed tavern wenches. Allow 45
minutes.
STOP 3– Chatham, the 18th-century Stafford manor home of
William Fitzhugh, overlooks the Rappahannock River and the
old port city of Fredericksburg. Even though it was the scene of
death and suffering during the Civil War, Chatham’s spirit is a
more romantic figure. The legend involves a wealthy English
girl, her suitor, a drysalter, and her father’s good friend, General
George Washington. Although she eventually married a man
according to her family’s wishes, she promised on her deathbed
to return to walk at Chatham every seven years in memory of
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her lost love. Allow 45 minutes.
Brewery, Distillery and Winery Tour
(Allow 8 hours)
This tour takes you into the rural areas of Spotsylvania and
Stafford Counties. Discover the natural beauty that awaits you as
you meander the byways on your journey to visit award-winning
wineries.
A. Smith Bowman Distillery offers a guided walk among hundreds of barrels of aging spirits where you will sniff the heavenly
fragrance called “the Angel’s Share.” You will learn about the
unique copper still dubbed “Mary” and visit the museum where
equipment from the original distillery is on display. Tours are
offered Monday through Saturday every hour on the hour from
9am to 3 pm. Tastings and a gift shop are available.
www.asmithbowman.com
Blue Gray Brewery offeres a tour by the brewmaster
or assistant brewmaster. Sample beers straight from
the tank as you learn how to brew! Tours last 15-30
minutes and can be conducted by appointment for
groups of 20 or more. Be sure to stop by the Brewpub
afterwards for lunch and a fresh pint. Then grab some
beer to go. www.BlueandGrayBrewingCo.com
glasses. www.lawinery.com
Mattaponi Winery is a family owned and operated estate grown
award winning winery. Honored for its fruit wines, it delights in
presenting to you wines made from the same delightful berries
used by Native Americans. www.mattaponiwinery.com
Potomac Point Vineyard & Winery is an elegant escape from
the everyday. The owners trace their interest in owning a winery
back to the early 1990’s when they started visiting wineries in
the Napa Valley and Sonoma regions of California. They based
Potomac Point Vineyard & Winery on multiple Mediterranean
cultures—Italian, French, and Spanish—as well as American,
specifically Napa and New Orleans. There result was a beautiful
facility which opened in 2007. Visit for a tour and tasting and
lunch or dinner, enjoying a wide variety of chef-prepared specialties and signature dishes. www.potomacpointwinery.com
For one low price you can visit all of the sites in the itinerary plus
receive a souvenir glass.
Hartwood Winery opened in the spring of 1989 in
the rural community of Hartwood, Virginia. Hartwood
Winery’s award-winning wines are clear evidence of
the potential embodied in Virginia wines in our
rapidly maturing wine industry. Hartwood Winery continues to
build on its solid foundation by providing excellent wines in a
warm, friendly atmosphere for all to enjoy.
www.hartwoodwinery.com
Lake Anna Winery’s country setting is surrounded by both
natural beauty and historic significance. At Lake Anna Winery,
the owners strive to create a wide palette of diverse wines to
accommodate an equally wide range of diverse palates and
settings. There is no perfect wine for all situations, only perfect
times for all wines. We invite you to delve into our cellar, try
our offerings and explore the world through our wine-colored
Riverside Center Dinner Theater
Historic and Scenic Virginia
Using Fredericksburg as a hub, allow a day or more to visit the
surrounding Virginia countryside.
The theater is located just north of the Historic Downtown District and is adjacent to the I-95 and Rt. 17 interchange. The perfect
addition to any stop-over or destination tour, the theater possesses state-of-the-art facilities and seats 418 guests. Riverside boasts
gourmet cuisine served at your table and a commitment to classic
Broadway musicals. With 34,000 square feet, it is Virginia’s largest
and newest dinner theater. Call today for reservations.
Thur.-Sat. Evenings: Dinner, 6pm; curtain, 8pm. Sun. Matinees:
Lunch, 1 pm; curtain, 3 pm. Wed. Matinees: Lunch, 11:30 am;
curtain, 1:30 pm. Group discounts begin with 12 or more people.
Groups of 44 or more include complimentary tickets for the escort
and the driver. Convenient motor coach parking is free of charge.
Call for special hotel packages and tour options.
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OTHER TOUR OPPORTUNITIES
African-American Tours
Left: A stop on the Downtown
Historic walking tour. Right: Enjoy a
scenic cruise by traditional paddlewheel riverboat. Below: Market
Square a part of the Fredericksburg
Area Museum.
Step-on guide for “A Different Story: African-American
Heritage Tour” described on page 15 of the itineraries section.
Rates: $40 per hour, two hour minimum.
Architectural Walking Tours:
★ Bricks and Boards in the ‘Burg
★ A History of Our Homes:
Neighborhood Tours
Architecturally speaking, Fredericksburg’s Downtown
Historic District has it all: Colonial, Federal, Greek Revival,
Gothic Revival and early 20th century styles line the streets.
In conjunction with the Fredericksburg Area Museum–whose
various units include some of the most significant buildings
in downtown, the expert historians of Hallowed Ground Tours
lead you through the streets of Fredericksburg while highlighting the history behind the varied and rich architectural styles
in the City.
Each cruise will feature sit-down dining for buffet meals and a cash
bar. The cruise is operated seasonally, spring through fall. For lunch
cruises allow 2 and one-half hours, dinner cruises allow 3 hours,
and dinner/dance cruises allow 3 and one-half hours. 804-453-2628.
Civil War Tours
Civil War Tours provides high quality, affordable Civil War tours
to tour companies, Civil War Round Tables and special interest
groups. We arrange all aspects of the tour including transportation, lodging, meals, guides and attractions. We specialize in Civil
War tours in Virginia and Pennsylvania and we continually spend
time studying the Civil War in order to create unique historical
experiences. These tours can focus on battlefields, subjects, or a
combination of Civil War and other interests. The intensity of the
Civil War experience is entirely up to the group. In addition, we
search for the best obtainable historians to give the most powerful experiences possible. 1-(717) 201-4381. www.civilwartours.net
Evening Tours
Fredericksburg presents an alternative for your group’s evenings, guaranteed to add sparkle and life to your tour. Come to
Old Town Fredericksburg and tour historic attractions brimming
with our heritage, glowing with candlelight, any evening you
choose— just by making advance reservations with our Tourism
Sales Manager.
Gari Melchers Home and Studio at Belmont offers private
group tours after public hours. The tours are available by
reservation from 5-10 pm, seven days a week. Pre-arranged tours
can be specifically tailored to the needs of special interest groups.
Each tour lasts about 90 minutes and begins and ends in
Historic Market Square, at 907 Princess Anne Street. “Bricks
and Boards” is conducted each Saturday, April through
mid-October, beginning at 10:00 am. “History of our Homes:
“Neighborhood Tours” is conducted once a month beginning
at 11:30 am. Check with the Fredericksburg Area Museum or
the Visitor Center for the exact schedule. Cost $4 for adults
and $1 for students. Arrangements can be made for group
tours on other days or during the off-season.
Hallowed Ground Tours 540- 809-3918 or
[email protected]
“The City of Fredericksburg” River Cruise
Lunch and evening cruises of the scenic Rappahannock River are
available on the “City of Fredericksburg,” a 100-foot boat with a
paddlewheel reminiscent of Fredericksburg’s days as a steamboat
landing. The Rappahannock is considered to be one of Virginia’s
most unspoiled rivers. Its banks are lined with forests and farmland, providing a wonderful environment for wildlife and waterfowl, including nesting places for the American bald eagle. Lunch
and dinner cruises are offered daily except Monday, with dinner
and dance cruises offered Friday and Saturday nights. There is
also a Sunday brunch cruise.
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The Rising Sun Tavern, Mary Washington House and
Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop all present
the perfect ways to step back into
our past. Tavern guests will be
treated as 18th-century travelers
arriving by stagecoach, not
motorcoach. The Mary
Washington House is the
warm and comfortable home
George bought for his
mother, Mary. And finally,
at the Hugh Mercer
Apothecary Shop, the ways
and means of 18th-century
medicine are vividly
described.
The James Monroe Museum and Memorial Library offers an
opportunity to see the fine and decorative art collections of
James and Elizabeth Monroe in an intimate setting. Many of
these elegant French and English pieces were used in the Monroe White House. Displays include room vignettes, exhibition
galleries featuring such artifacts as Mrs. Monroe’s French jewelry from the Court of Napoleon and Josephine, and President
Monroe’s unforgettable life portrait by Peale.
Or for early risers, you may choose a “Continental” tour at the
Fredericksburg Area Museum, with pastries, coffee and juice
and a before-hours tour of the museum.
Your group will be entertained, enlightened and impressed by
your innovation. Depending on the site, special arrangements can be made for after-dinner
refreshments in the unique colonial atmosphere of historic Fredericksburg. In addition, enchanting candlelight tours give guests an authentic 18th-century experience.
“An Evening of Living History,” presented by The Living History Company, on location. Step
back in time with professional actor/historians and experience life as it was in either the 18th
or 19th century. Our programs are tailored to the specific desires and interests of the group.
Ghosts of Fredericksburg Tours
From its Colonial heritage to the horror of being the focal point of five major Civil War battles,
Fredericksburg has more history, more battles and more ghosts than any other city in America.
The company that originated the Ghosts of Gettysburg Tours presents the Ghosts of Fredericksburg Tours. Combining history with mysterious tales of the still lurking dead, costumed guides
conduct 80-minute, comfortably-paced, candlelight walking tours filling the evenings with folklore and stories spawned when 100,000 fell in the fighting in and around the town. Join us for the
most unique tour available in night-time Fredericksburg. 540-710-3002.
www.ghostsoffredericksburg.com, info@ghostsoffredericksburg.com
Hallowed Ground Tours
Step-on guides from the area’s premier tour service are available for overview or in-depth
tours highlighting local sites from the area’s Colonial and Revolutionary past, through the
tumultuous Civil War era and into our exciting modern times. Our architectural walking
tours of the Historic District are a great way to get to know the downtown area. Corporate,
touring company, and school groups are welcomed with itineraries adapted to each group’s
interests and needs. Hallowed Ground Tours also provides personal in-car or walking tours
for visitors and families staying in local inns or hotels. Group discounts of from 15%-25% off
the regular rate (with a two hour minimum) are available.
540-809-3918, [email protected], www.hallowedgroundtours.com
Jane B. Beale & Friends, The Living History Company, Inc.
Step-on guide service using first person dialogue from Fredericksburg’s Colonial or Civil War
eras. “Feel the Fury,” a driving living history tour, allows you to experience the raging conflict
through the eyes of a soldier, civilian participant or both. Will design customized historical
programs. Rate: $40 per hour with a two hour minimum. Personal in-car tours are available
with advance reservation. www.historyexperiences.com, [email protected]
John Cummings Battlefield Guide Service
A special two-hour tour covers sites along Route 208 leading into the Spotsylvania Court
House District and focusing on the Confederate defensive positions. This is followed by
a tour of the Spotsylvania Battlefield Park. There are eight stops and some walking is
required. Then and now imagery using period photographs and drawings by newspaper
artists recreates the village as it looked at the time. Longer packages are available to
include other battlefields by contacting the service at 540-455-0228 or
[email protected]
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Receptive Operators
for the Fredericksburg
Region
All-In-One-Tours &
Receptive Services
Christy Lucas–888-283-3141
[email protected]
Mary Lewis–804-678-9750
[email protected]
Fax: 803-753-9771
www.all-in-one-tours.com
Civil War Tours.net – Civil War
Trails
Groups – all sizes
Cathy Strite – 717-201-4381
[email protected]
www.civilwartours.net
Mid-Atlantic Tour & Receptive
Services
P.O. Box 4539
Arlington, VA 22204
540-869-1864, ext. 16
Fax: 540-869-1826
[email protected]
www.takeafuntrip.com
GROUP TOURS
The Fredericksburg Area Museum and Cultural Center offers six floors of exhibits in
two historic buildings. Exhibits tell the stories of area residents and illuminate the region’s
history. Personalized evening tours are available by reservation. The museum features
seven permanent exhibits and three changing galleries and learning center, and a
museum store. Additionally, meeting and reception spaces can accommodate up to 75 or
100 guests.
Explore the sights of the area by candlelight on an evening tour of historic attractions. Below left: Enjoy a scenic
cruise by traditional paddlewheel riverboat.
OTHER TOUR OPPORTUNITIES
Port City
Tours
Step-on costumed
guide service. A special
church tour includes
some of the most historic churches in the city,
many of which withstood the ravages of the
Civil War. Evening candlelight tours of historic
attractions available.
Step back into the past
and meet some of the
people and places that
contributed so much
to the development of
our charming port city.
Rates: $20 per hour, two
hour minimum. School
Groups: $80 per day.
Walking tours available. $5.00 per adult, $2.00 per student. 12
person minimum. Evening tours: $30 per hour.
Trolley Tours of Fredericksburg
The city’s only tour that includes historic homes, attractions
and the famous Sunken Road, site of the Battle of Fredericksburg. 35 monuments, markers and
attractions are included in the tour
along with the Confederate and Federal Cemeteries, and America’s oldest Masonic Cemetery. You will see
the city’s oldest churches, the court
house, city hall and the riverfront.
Tours depart daily from the Visitor
Center at 706 Caroline Street. An
entertaining and informative tour,
“Our Drivers Never Stop Talking.”
540-898-0737.
www.fredericksburgtrolley.com
Olde Towne Carriages Tours
Enjoy a relaxing, informative 45-minute carriage tour while
exploring the heart of “One of America’s Most Historic Cities.”
You’ll ramble through 40 blocks of historic neighborhoods,
where you will see the quaint cobbled streets and picturesque
architecture that add to the city’s unique charm. For a more
complete tour, consider a three-hour step-off and step-on tour
including admission to the Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop,
Rising Sun Tavern and Kenmore Plantation or a five-hour tour
which adds admission to the Mary Washington House. All
tours have a maximum of 20 people, available with advance
reservation. 540-371-0094. www.oldetownecarriages.com or
[email protected]
Student Tours
Understanding history and developing an appreciation for our
founders is crucial to the future success of our country. The Fredericksburg region, with its rich history, wants to help
teachers spark an interest in the true understanding of historical
events and develop in their students an appreciation for the
remarkable men who helped make our extraordinary country.
Join us in an educational experience when you visit the sites in
the Fredericksburg region. Your student tour will be an
interactive program which focuses on information satisfying
numerous SOL’s.
Two study tours are available: George Washington Boy to Legend and Fredericksburg’s Founding Fathers. In addition to these
two study programs, numerous other student programs are available at the historic sites. There is also an environmental education program along the Rappahannock River.
To receive a brochure on all of these programs, please
contact Lura Hill at 540-372-1216, 866-405-3046 or
[email protected].
For additional services offered by these companies, or for
reservations through Fredericksburg Regional Tourism, please
contact Lura Hill at 1-866-405-3046.
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ACTIVITIES
Contact:
Location
AMF
Fredericksburg
Belvedere Plantation
Cavalier Family Central Park
Skating Centers Fun Land
USA, Inc.
Clore Brothers
Outfitters
12100 Kilarney Dr.
Fredericksburg,
VA 22407
www.amf.com
130 B, Rt. 3, 2-1/2
miles west of I-95
1401 Belvedere Dr.
Fredericksburg, VA 22408
www.belvedereplantation.com
[email protected]
1924 Jeff Davis Hwy. 1351 Central Park Blvd.
Stafford, VA 22554 Fredericksburg, VA
22401
www.cavalier
www.centralparkfunfamilyskating.com land.com
6800 Lawyers Rd. 5801 Southpoint Ctr. Blvd. 12101 Orange Plank Rd.
5927 River Rd.
Fredericksburg,VA22407 Spotsylvania,VA 22553 Fredericksburg,VA 22407 Locust Grove, VA 22508
Lake Anna State
Park
Rt. 17 South, 7 mi. South Exit 140, Route 1 Exit 130 B, Central 5927 River Rd.
East of Fredericksburg
South —1 mile Park, I-95 and Rt. 3 Fredericksburg, VA
22407
540-373-4478
540-786-7749
540-657-0758 540-785-6700
Fax: 540-374-1258
Tony Tallarico
Gene Clore or Linda
Emily Metts
Donna Fulks
Garner
540-972-2680
Fax: 540-972-9424
Wayne Miller
Ben Miller
Jo Miller
540-785-2695
Fax: 540-785-6684
Amanda Baird
540-371-5085
Fax: 540-373-8111
Bill and
Denise Micks
Parking fee: MonFri, $4.00
Weekends: $5.00
Yes, call for price
N/A
Yes, for all
non-profits
Mon-Thurs: 10am
- Midnight
Fri: 10am - 1am
Sat: 9am - 1am
Sun: 9am-midnight
15
Regular Season:
March 1–Dec.24
Mon.-Sat. 9am-5pm
Winter Hours:
Jan.3-Feb.28, Tues.,
Fri., Sat. 9-5pm
N/A
Contact Events mgr.
Build your package.
Includes buffet, bar,
movie and bowling.
See description
below.*
Splitsville: M-Thur:
Opens 4pm. Fri-Sun:
Open 12pm
Other hours by
appointment.
Yes
Yes
For group rates:
8
Theater tickets
in blocks of 25/Buffet
available for groups of
20 or more.
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
MC, VISA
Discover, MC, VISA Discover, MC, VISA
Gift shop open WedSun. Memorial Day
Weekend. to Labor
Day. Public rest
room. Compl.
admission for driver/
tour escort.
Extreme bowling,
arcades, pro-shop
and snack bar.
Sports lounge and
comedy club overlook bowling area.
Party and banquet
rooms. 48 bowling
lanes. Controlled
smoking environment.
Yes, call for price Yes. Please visit our
website for options and
details.
Yes. Groups of 10 Yes, packages avail- No
or more, please able for birthdays,
church groups, tour
call for rates.
Hours of
Operation
Sun-Thur:
Varies. Please visit our
9am - midnight website.
Fri-Sat: 9am -1am
Normal:
Fri: 7pm - 11pm,
Sat: 12pm - 7pm,
8pm - 12am,
Sun: 2pm - 5pm.
Varies
Minimum
Group Size
(For Group
Rates)
10
15
10
15
Group birthday
parties – 8
Motorcoach
Parking
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Friday-Monday by Open year-round,
reservation only. 8am-dusk. Swiming
park open Memorial
Day -Labor Day.
M-F.10am-6pm. SatSun:10am-7pm
10
1
Tour length varies.
Evening tours available. Contact park
for schedule.
Yes
No
Yes, many of the areas of Yes
the farm are.
Yes
With Assistance.
AE, Discover, MC, VISA
AE, Discover, MC, VISA. No
ATM on premises.
Fun for young
and old. 2 go-kart
tracks, mini-golf,
bumper boats,
batting cages,
laser tag, soft
play, bumper
cars, frog hopper,
billiards, cafe and
over 140 arcade
games. Himalaya
mini-indoor roller
coaster.
Savor a halfday, full
day or overnight
canoe or kayaking
trip on the beautiful and historic
Rappahannock and
Rapidan Rivers.
Awesome small
mouth bass fishing.
See page 41 for
event and wedding
info.
[email protected]
www.playva.com
130 B
Group
Rates
Fall Havest Festival runs
from late September
through early November.
Escape to the country
and harvest memories
every fall. Visit website for
days and hours. Pumpkin
Patch, Cornfield Maze,
Pig Races, Fun Barn,
Pumpkin cannon and so
much more.
3219 Fall Hill Ave.
Fredericksburg, VA
22401
Exit 130 B, I-95 &
Rt. 3, Spotsylvania
Towne Centre
Jim Foster
Discover, MC,
VISA
Family oriented
skating to music.
Pro shop for
roller and in-line
skating needs.
Video games,
play zone, snack
shop, 4 party
rooms. Private
parties available.
51 Towne Centre Blvd.
Fredericksburg,VA 22407
www.splitsvillelanes.
com
www.village12.com
Rt.3 West, 9 mi., Left on
Rt. 621, 5 miles
Contact
Person
groups and corporate parties and
family reunions.
Paragon Village 12/ Virginia Outdoor
Center
Splitsville
Exit 118, adjacent to Exit 126,
Rt. 601, off Rt. 208 Rt.1 South at
Massaponax
540-710-PINS
540-854-5503
Fax: 540-854-5421 Fax: 540-710-9285
Park Ranger
Shanika Lewin
540-786-2695
Yes, with special
bowling equipment
Credit Cards AE, Discover, MC,
VISA
Description of Extreme bowling,
Offerings
Birthday party
packages, banquet
room, meeting
room, snack
bar, 50 lanes of
bumper bowling. Lock-ins for
schools, churches
and daycare packages.
Miller Farm
Market
millerfarmsmarket.com
[email protected] [email protected] www.libertylanes.net info@millerfarmmarkets.
www.clorebros.com www.dcr.virginia.gov parties&[email protected] com
Phone
Wheelchair
Accessible
Liberty Lanes of
Fredericksburg
AE, DC, Discover,
MC, VISA
*Bowl: M-Thurs. up
Fresh seasonal produce; natural meats; to 8 people at $35.00
cheeses & eggs; PYO per hr./lane.
Fri-Sun. up to 8
strawberries, blackpeople at $60.00/per
berries, pumpkins,
hr./lane. 90 minute
country gift shop,
milk in glass bottles. minimum.
Upscale, unique entertainment venue with
16 bowling lanes, 12
theaters & full-service
bars, three exclusive
21 and up theaters
on premiere level.
Seasonal,
May–October
With assistance
AE, Discover, MC,
VISA
Spend a half-day
or up to 5 days
canoeing, kayaking or tubing on
the beautiful
Rappahannock
River. Canoeing
and kayaking
classes available.
ear
Children’s
Riverside Center’s children’s Lunch ’n Show Theater runs every
Saturday afternoon at 1 pm. These popular musical renditions of
children’s stories are a local favorite for both entertainment and value.
Tickets may be reserved in advance, but can also be purchased at
the door, providing seating is still available. Your $15.00 ticket price
includes a bag lunch and an hour-long live show. Geared towards
pre-school through elementary aged children, but loads of fun for all
ages! Contact the box office at 540-370-4300 or 888-999-8527 for tickets
and additional information.
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ACCOMMODATIONS
EXIT 126
EXIT 118
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Littlepage Inn
Quality Inn- Thornburg
Candlewood Suites
Country Inn & Suites
by Carlson
Days Inn South
Econo Lodge South
5321 Jeff Davis Hwy.
Fredericksburg,VA 22408
www.econolodge.com
Contact:
6415 Dan Bell Lane
Thornburg, VA 22565
www.hiexpress.com/thova
[email protected]
15701 Monrovia Rd.
Mineral, VA 23117
[email protected]
www.littlepage.com
6409 Dan Bell Ln.
Woodford, VA 22565
www.qualityinn.com
gm.va462@choicehotels.
com
4821 Crossings Court
Fredericksburg, VA 22407
www.candlewoodsuites.com
[email protected]
5327 Jeff Davis Hwy.
Fredericksburg, VA 22408
[email protected]
www.countryinns.com/
fredericksburgva
Location
Exit 118, I-95
Exit 118, near Lake Anna
Exit 118
I-95/6409 Dan Bell Ln.
Exit 126 Southbound, 126 A
Northbound from I-95
1-95/Route 1 North
Phone
540-604-9690
Fax: 540-604-9691
540-854-9861
1-800-248-1803
540-582-1097
Fax: 540-582-1073
Exit 126 Southbound, 126 B
Northbound from I-95
I-95/Route 1 South
540-376-7244
Fax: 540-376-7252
540-898-1800
Fax: 540-898-7354
5316 Jeff Davis Hwy.
Fredericksburg, VA 22408
www.daysinn.com/
hotel/06546
[email protected]
Exit 126 Southbound, 126 A
Northbound from I-95
I-95/Route 1 North
540-898-6800
Fax: 540-891-6256
Number
of Rooms
Compl. Room
Policy
64
10
54
88
119
101
175
1 per 20 rooms booked
Decided on an individual
basis
Call hotel directly
No
1 per 20 paid, special rate for
drivers paying on their own
1 per 20 paid
1 per 15 paid, (Special
driver’s rate)
Group
Porterage
Yes
—
Yes
No
$4.00 per person round trip
$3.00 per person
round trip
$3.00 per person
round trip
Credit Cards
AE, Diners Club, Discover,
MC, Visa
MC, VISA
AE, Diners Club, Discover,
JCB, MC, VISA
AE, Diners Club, Discover, JCB,
MC, Union Pay, VISA
AE, Diners Club, Discover,
MC, VISA
AE, Discover, MC, VISA
AE, Discover, MC,
VISA
Restaurant
Nearby
1 mile
Nearby
Several within walking/driving
distance, Steak ‘n Shake adjacent
Denny’s Restaurant adjacent
No
No
Alcohol
No
BYOB
No
No
No
No
No
Entertainment
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Corridors
Interior
Interior
Exterior
Interior
Interior
Exterior
Exterior
Laundry
Yes
Yes
No
Free/24-hour access
Yes
No
Yes, coin operated
Room Service
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Compl.
Continental
Breakfast
Meeting
Room
Yes
Yes, full breakfast, kitchen
access
Yes
No. Coffee available 24-hours
Yes, full hot breakfast buffet
Yes
Full hot breakfast
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes, up to 100 people
No
Yes, 30
Pool
Indoor
Yes
Outdoor
No
Indoor with spa
Outdoor
Outdoor
Wakeup Calls
Yes
No
Yes, 24 hr service
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Handicapped
Facilities
Nonsmoking
Rooms
Motorcoach
Parking
Cable TV
Yes
1 room + meeting room
Yes
Yes
All
Yes, 1 with roll-in shower, 4 for
mobility impaired
Yes – 80%
Yes, 7 with roll-in showers
Yes
Yes, 4 rooms incl.
roll-shower
75%
Yes, 100%
Yes, 75% of total rooms
Yes
Yes
Yes
Across the street
Yes
Yes, ample
Yes
Yes
Yes
Satellite
Full cable
Yes, Free HBO
Yes
Yes
Contact
Nirav Mehta
General Manager
Garrett Hatter
Carol Miller-Meads
We are an extended stay hotel
for business or leisure. Pet
friendly. Close to many dining,
shopping and entertainment
locations.
Satellite, with 3 Showtime
channels
Virginia Burbage,
Director of Sales
Welcome reception. Near Civil
War Battlefields and Old Town
Fredericksburg. Convenient
to movies and shopping. Golf
courses nearby. Meeting
facilities.
Debbie Schreck,
Director of Sales
Minutes to Old Town
Fredericksburg and Civil War
Battlefields.
Anisha Patel,
General Manager
Other
John Alexander,
Site Manager
1811 Plantation home
Opened in 2010.
Conveniently located off I-95. plus 8 dependencies.
Close to Lake Anna–18 miles, Virginia historic landmark
10 minutes to golf courses. and National Register for
Historic Places.
Near Civil War Battlefields.
Surrounded by gardens,
woodlands and pasture
lands. Great wedding site.
130 acres with horses.
High speed internet.
Meeting facilities.
Near Civil War
Battlefields. 18 miles to
Lake Anna. 10 minutes
to golf course.
22
Exit 126 Southbound,
126 A Northbound from
I-95, I-95/Route 1North
540-898-5440
Fax: 540-898-6172
Welcome reception.
Special driver’s rate.
5 miles to Old Town
Fredericksburg. Near
Civil War Battlefields
and Riverside Dinner
Theater.
$1.50 in-room safe
charge per room.
Exercise room.
GROUP TOURS
EXIT 126, Cont’d
Contact:
Location
Phone
Fairfield Inn & Suites
by Marriott
Hampton Inn & Suites of Holiday Inn Express
Southpoint
Fredericksburg South
Motel 6 Fredericksburg
South
Ramada Inn South
Sleep Inn Southpoint
TownePlace Suites
Wytestone Suites
10330 Spotsylvania Ave.
Fredericksburg, VA 22408
www.marriot.com/fkbf
angie.l.combest@marriott
ffi.fkbfi[email protected]
Exit 126 Southbound,
126A Northbound from
I-95, I-95/Route 1 South
540-891-9100
Fax: 540-898-6311
4800 Market St.
Fredericksburg, VA 22408
www.hamptoninn.com
[email protected]
5422 Jeff Davis Hwy.
Fredericksburg, VA 22407
www.comfortinnsouthpoint.com
[email protected]
5308 Jeff Davis Hwy.
Fredericksburg, VA
22408
www.motel6.com
5324 Jeff Davis Hwy.
Fredericksburg, VA 22408
[email protected]
www.ramada.com
5400 Southpoint Centre Blvd.
Fredericksburg, VA 22408
[email protected]
www.sleepin.com/hotel/va380
4700 Market St.
Fredericksburg, VA 22408
ashleigh.poulin.com/FKRTS
www.marriott.com/FKRTS
4615 Southpoint Pkwy.
Fredericksburg, VA 22407
[email protected]
www.wytestonesuitesfredericksburg.com
Exit 126 Southbound,
126 A Northbound from
I-95, I-95/Route 1 North
540-898-5000
Fax: 540-898-7250
Exit 126 Southbound,
126 B Northbound from I-95,
I-95/Route 1 South
540-898-5550
Fax: 540-891-2861
Exit 126 Southbound,
126 B Northbound from
I-95, I-95/Route 1 South
Exit 126 Southbound, 126 B
Northbound from I-95
I-95/Route 1 South
540-710-5500
Fax: 540-710-1572
Exit 126 Southbound,
126 A Northbound from
I-95, I-95/Route 1 South
Exit 126 Southbound,
126B Northbound from
1-95, I-95/Route 1 South
540-898-1000
800-466-8356
Exit 126 Southbound, 126
A Northbound from I-95
I-95/Route 1 South
540-898-1102
Fax: 540-898-2017
540-891-0775
Fax: 540-891-7590
540-891-1112
Fax: 540-891-5465
121 rooms, 43 suites
125
Fax: 540-898-3978
196
67
93
85
1 per 25 paid
1 per 20 rooms paid,
motorcoach tours only
100
1 per 21 paid
1 per 15 rooms paid,
motorcoach only
No
1 per 20 paid,
motorcoach tours only
$3.00
$3.50 per person
1 per 15 paid,
Special driver’s rate
$3.00
$3.00 per person
No
$4.00 per person
73
Number
of Rooms
Compl. Room No
Policy
Group
Porterage
No
Credit Cards
AE, Diners Club,
Discover, MC, VISA
AE, Diners Club, Discover, AE, Carte Blanche, Diners
MC, VISA
Club, Discover, MC, VISA
No
Restaurant
Next door, several
within 2 miles
Within walking distance
Several within walking
distance
AE, Diners Club,
Discover, MC, VISA
AE, Diners Club, Discover, AE, Carte Blanche,
Diners Club, Discover,
MC, VISA
MC, VISA
Garden Terrace
Several nearby
Restaurant
Alcohol
No
No
No
Nearby
No
Entertainment No
No
No
No
round trip
AE, Diners Club,
Discover, MC, VISA
AE, Diners Club, Discover,
MC, VISA
4 within walking
distance
Several within walking
distance
No
No
No
No
No
No
Nearby
Corridors
Interior
Interior
Interior
Exterior
Interior and Exterior
Interior
Interior
Interior
Laundry
Yes
Yes
Dry clean pickup
Yes, coin operated
Yes, cost
Yes, coin operated
Yes, coin operated
Room Service No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
Complimentary washers
and dryers
No
Compl.
Continental
Breakfast
Meeting
Room
Yes, deluxe
Yes
Full Hot Breakfast
No
No
Yes
Full hot breakfast
Complimentary full, hot
breakfast buffet
No
Yes
Yes
No
10 rooms,
up to 200 people
Yes, 20 people
Yes, 8 people
Pool
Indoor
Indoor
Indoor
No
Indoor heated
Outdoor
Outdoor
Up to 30 people classroom
Up to 50 people theater
style
Indoor
Wakeup Calls Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Handicapped
Facilities
Nonsmoking
Rooms
Motorcoach
Parking
Cable TV
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
2
Yes
Yes
Yes, 100% of total
rooms
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes, all rooms
Yes, 5 rooms include
roll-in shower
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes, HBO
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes, HBO
Yes
Contact
Sam Afroukh,
General Manager
Erin Craig,
Director of Sales
Amy Keen
Director of Sales
Other
Minutes to battlefields and Old Town
Fredericksburg. Free
high speed wireless
connection.
Bryan Vakos,
Manager
10 Movie screens, bowling
and 7 restaurants within
walking distance. Indoor
corridors.
Ashleigh Smith,
General Manager
Extended stay facility with
full kitchens in every suite.
Complimentary wired and
wireless high speed internet
access. Pets welcome.
Pat Gray,
Director of Sales
Voted best hotel in the
region for the past 6
years. Minutes to Old
Town Fredericksburg
and golf courses.
Craig Patel
Delores Sayles,
Director of Sales
Indoor recreation:
Exercise room, indoor
Welcome reception. Minutes Minutes to Old Town
heated swimming pool
to Old Town Fredericksburg Fredericksburg. 10 min- Onboard greeting.
utes to golf course.
Express baggage.
and jacuzzi. Minutes to
and Civil War Battlefields.
Free high speed internet. Meeting facilities. High
Old Town Fredericksburg. Entertainment and restauspeed internet access.
15 minutes to golf
rants within walking distance.
Wifi. Golf course nearby.
courses. Mega shopping Pet friendly.
Minutes to Old Town
nearby.
Fredericksburg.
23
ACCOMMODATIONS
EXIT 130
Hampton Inn & Suites
Hilton Garden Inn
Homewood Suites
Hyatt Place
Fredericksburg
620 Caroline St.
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
2801 Plank Rd.
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
fredericksburg.cy.sales@
bmartin@virginialandmark
pgmhotels.com
hotels.com www.frederickswww.courtyardfredericksburg.com burghospitalityhouse.com
1080 Hospitality Lane
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
[email protected]
www.hamptoninn.com
1060 Hospitality Lane
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
[email protected]
www.fredericksburg.
hgi.com
1040 Hospitality Lane
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
[email protected]
www.homewoodsuites.com
1225 Jeff Davis Hwy.
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
[email protected]
www.place.hyatt.com
Exit 130 B, I-95 and Route
3 West
Exit 130 A, I-95 and Route 3 Exit 130 B, I-95 and
East, Old Town
Route 3 West
Exit 130 B, I-95 and
Route 3 West
Exit 130 B, I-95 and
Route 3 West
Exit 130 B, I-95 and
Route 3 West
Exit 130 A, I-95 and
Route 3 East to Rt. 1 North
540-786-7404
Fax: 540-785-7415
540-373-8300
Fax: 540-373-8355
540-786-8321,
800-682-1049
Fax: 540-786-0397
540-786-5530
Fax: 540-786-5531
540-548-8822
Fax: 540-548-8820
540-786-9700
Fax: 540-786-9701
800-993-4751
76
98
122
148
Negotiable
1 per 25 rooms paid
Negotiable
124, mostly all Kings with
pullout
1 per 25 rooms paid
93
1 per 20 rooms paid
196, including specialty
suites
Contact hotel for
complimentary policy
$3.00 per person round
trip
$4.00 per person
Available on request
$4.00 per person
Call hotel
AE, Carte Blanche,
Diners Club, Discover,
MC, VISA
Two and nightclub
AE, Diners Club,
Discover, MC, VISA
AE, Diners Club,
Discover, MC, VISA
AE, Diners Club, Discover,
MC, VISA
All major credit cards
No
Yes
No
Yes
Best Western
Fredericksburg
Best Western Central Plaza
Courtyard by Marriott
Fredericksburg Historic
District
Contact
2205 Plank Rd.
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
[email protected]
www.bestwestern.com
3000 Plank Rd.
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
[email protected]
www.bestwestern.com
Location
Exit 130 A, I-95 and Route
3 East
Phone
540-371-5050
Fax: 540-373-3496
Number
108
of Rooms
Compl. Room 1 per 20 rooms paid
Policy
Fredericksburg Hospitality
House and Conference
Center
Call hotel
Group
Porterage
$4.00 per person round trip $4.00 per person round trip
Credit Cards
Restaurant
AE, Amoco Multi-Card,
AE, Amoco Multi-Card, Amoco AE, MC, VISA
Carte Blanche, Diners Club, Torch Card, Carte Blanche,
Discover, MC, VISA
Din Club, Disc, JCB, MC, VISA
Yes
Adjacent
Adjacent
Alcohol
No
No
Yes
Beer, wine, cocktails
No
Beer, wine, cocktails
No
Yes
Entertainment No
No
Yes
Yes, Fri. and Sat. nights
No
No
Mon.-Thurs. Welcome
Home reception
Call hotel
Corridors
Exterior
Interior
Interior
Interior
Interior
Interior
Interior
Yes, outside valet service;
dry cleaning; washer/dryer
Room Service No
Yes, outside valet service; dry
cleaning; washer/dryer
No
Yes
Yes, guest and valet
Valet service, dry cleaning, Yes, guest and valet
washer/dryer
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Outside valet service; dry
cleaning; washer/dryer
Yes
Compl.
Continental
Breakfast
Meeting
Room
Yes
Yes
No
Some packages apply
Yes, hot breakfast
Yes, for HHonors Diamond Yes, full hot breakfast
and Gold members
Yes
Yes, for 15 people
No
2
Yes, 12 meeting rooms
Yes, up to 60 people
Yes, up to 150 people
Yes, up to 50 people
Yes, both indoor
and outdoor
Pool
Yes, seasonal
No
Yes, indoor
Yes, outdoor junior
Olympic
Yes, outdoor
Yes, outdoor
Yes
Wakeup Calls Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes, indoor pool with
jacuzzi
Yes
Yes
Yes
Handicapped
Facilities
Nonsmoking
Rooms
Motorcoach
Parking
Cable TV
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes: HBO, ESPN, CNN
Yes: HBO, ESPN, CNN
Yes
Yes, ESPN
Yes, 32” flat screens
Yes, HBO, ESPN, CNN
Yes, 32” flat screens
Yes
Contact
Cathy Treon,
Director of Sales
Minutes from Old Town
Fredericksburg. Golf
courses nearby. Free high
speed internet access. Pets
welcome. Meeting room for
15-20 people.
Cathy Treon,
Director of Sales
Adjacent to Central Park.
Adjacent to Spotsylvania
Mall. Minutes to Old Town
Fredericksburg. Golf courses
nearby. High speed internet
access.
Director of Sales
Bonnie Martin,
Dir. of Sales and Catering
Walk to over 10 nationally
known restaurants and
many shops & family
entertainment in Central
Park. Minutes from
historic downtown Fredericksburg. Many fine golf
courses nearby. Latest
technology in wireless
internet throughout hotel.
Specializing in wedding
receptions, corporate,
social, religious and fraternal events & reunions.
Tours welcome.
Catherine Jones,
Sales Manager
Adjacent to Central Park
and Spotsylvania Towne
Centre. Minutes to Old
Town Fredericksburg.
Complimentary wired
and wireless high
speed internet access,
business center, fitness
center and On the Run
Breakfast Bags.TM
Heather Limanek,
Catherine Jones,
Director of Sales
Sales Manager
Adjacent to Central
Adjacent to Central Park
Park and Spotsylvania
and Spotsylvania Towne
Mall. Minutes to Old
Centre. Minutes to Old
Town Fredericksburg.
Town Fredericksburg.
Refrigerators/microwaves Complimentary wired
in every room. Cannon
and wireless high speed
Ridge Golf Course and
internet access, hot tub,
other courses nearby. Free suite shop, and fitness
wired and wireless high
center.
speed internet access.
Presidential and whirlpool
suites.
Exterior
Laundry
Other
Negotiable
Located in the heart of Old
Town Fredericksburg.
24
No
Yes
Director of Sales
Opening September
2013. Located within
Eagle Village, walking distance to the
University of Mary
Washington and Mary
Washington Hospital.
High speed internet,
complimentary breakfast
and coffee.
GROUP TOURS
EXIT 130, Cont’d
Inn at the Olde Silk Mill Kenmore Inn
EXIT 133
Quality Inn
Residence Inn by Marriott Richard Johnston Inn
Super 8
America’s Best
Value Inn
Clarion Inn Hotel
3002 Mall Ct.
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
[email protected]
www.super8.com
605 Warrenton Rd.
Fredericksburg,VA 22406
564 Warrenton Rd.
Fredericksburg, VA 22406
abvi.fredericksburgvirginia@
yahoo.com
www.americasbestvalueinn.com
gm@clarioninnfredericksburg.
com
www..clarioninnfredericksburg.com
Near Central Park
1707 Princess Anne St.
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
[email protected]
www.innattheoldesilkmill.
com
1200 Princess Anne St.
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
reservations@kenmoreinn.
com
www.kenmoreinn.com
2310 Plank Rd.
Fredericksburg,VA 22401
[email protected]
www.qifred.com
60 Towne Centre Blvd.
Fredericksburg, VA 22407
[email protected]
www.marriott.com/FKRRI
Location
Exit 130 A, Old Town
Exit 130 A, Old Town
Exit 130 A, I-95 and
Route 3 East
Exit 130 B, I-95
and Route 3 West
Exit 133 B from I-95
Route 17 North
Exit 133 B from I-95
Route 17 North
Phone
540-371-5666
Fax: 540-371-5884
540-371-7622
Fax: 540-735-1772
540-371-0330
Fax: 540-371-1753
Exit 130 B and
Exit 130 A, Old Town
Route 3 West
Spotsylvania Towne Centre
540-899-7606,
540-786-9222
877-557-0770
Fax: 540-786-9877
Fax: 540-899-6837
540-786-8881
800-800-8000
540-371-6300
Fax: 540-368-5682
540-371-5550
Fax: 540-373-3641
Number
of Rooms
Compl. Room
Policy
27
9
124
12
58
59
110
1 per motorcoach
No
129 sleeping rooms.
15 two room suite
1 per 20 rooms paid
Case by case basis
No
Contact hotel for
policy
No
1 per 25 rooms paid
Group
Porterage
No
No
$4.00 per person round
trip
Yes
No
No
No
$4.00 per trip
Credit Cards
AE, Discover, MC,
VISA
AE, Discover, MC, VISA
AE, Discover, MC, VISA
AE, Discover, MC, Visa
AE, MC, VISA
AE, Diners Club,
Discover, MC, VISA
AE, Discover, MC,
VISA
AE, Diners Club,
Discover, MC, VISA
Restaurant
Adjacent
Yes
8 restaurants within
walking distance
No
Adjacent
No
Adjacent
Yak “A ” Doos
Alcohol
No
Beer, wine, cocktails
No
No
Beer, wine
No
No
Yes
Entertainment
No
Yes, every Thursday.
Other times depending
on season.
No
Nearby
Nearby
No
No
Yes
Corridors
Interior
Interior
Exterior
Interior
Interior
Interior
Exterior
Exterior
Laundry
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
Room Service
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
Compl.
Continental
Breakfast
Yes
Yes, full breakfast
Yes, hot breakfast
Full hot breakfast buffet
Full breakfast weekends,
extended continental
during the week
Yes
Yes
Yes, coffee, cocoa, hot
tea and donuts served
in lobby
Meeting
Room
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes (2) with wireless
high speed internet
Pool
No
No
Yes, April - October,
weather permitting
Indoor
No
No
No
Indoor and Outdoor
Wakeup Calls
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Handicapped
Facilities
Nonsmoking
Rooms
Motorcoach
Parking
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Completely
nonsmoking
Yes
Yes, entire inn
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes, 4 handicapped
rooms
80% of rooms are
nonsmoking
Yes
Cable TV
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes. All TV’s have DVD’s
Video library available
Yes: HBO, ESPN
Yes
Yes
Contact
Anna Sanborn
Historic Inn
convenient to Old Town
Fredericksburg,
wonderful restaurants,
antique shopping and
historical sites. Meeting
room. New shops. Free
wireless internet. Coffee
and cookies in the
evening.
Jennifer Pickerel,
Director of Sales
Welcome Tour Groups!
Conveniently located
just off I-95, gazebo
with landscaped
courtyard and pool
area. Hospitality Suites.
Centrally located near
Historic Fredericksburg,
battlefields, golf
courses and wineries.
Cindy Bergey,
Director of Sales
All suite property
equipped with full
kitchens. Indoor
pool. Sport court.
Complimentary high
speed wireless internet
access. Walk to Village
12, Splitsville and
Spotsylvania Towne
Centre.
Bonnie DeLelys,
Innkeeper
Located in the heart of
Old Town Fredericksburg.
Courtyard weddings up to 75
people. Available for private
parties. Brandy and chocolates in rooms. Hairdryers
in bathrooms. High speed
wireless internet access. Fax
and copiers available. Special
packages offered. Children
and pets welcome.
Mike Bhaget,
Gen. Manager
Adjacent to
Spotsylvania Mall. 12
movie screens within 1
block.Microwave/refrigeration units and
coffee maker. High
speed internet
access.
Adrienne Acors
Other
Available in all guest
rooms and pub/bar
Jacqueline Hartman,
Gen. Manager
Sherry in the rooms. The
perfect place for business
meetings in an elegant
setting, specializing in
company retreats.
Wireless internet, garden
patio, beautiful front porch
and many special touches.
Josie Haskell
Director of Sales
In-room microwave,
refrigerator, coffee
maker, hair dryer, iron
and ironing board.
Free high speed
wireless internet, spa,
complimentary
refreshments.
Contact
25
711 Caroline St.
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
info@therichardjohnstoninn.
com
www.therichardjohnstoninn.com
Near Riverside Center
Dinner Theater.
Minutes to Old Town
Fredericksburg and
Civil War Battlefields.
Close to golf courses.
Free newspapers and
high speed internet.
In-room microwave,
mini-refrigerator, coffee
maker and hairdryer.
ACCOMMODATIONS
EXIT 143
EXIT 133, Cont’d
Comfort Suites
by Choice Hotels
Contact:
Country Inn & Suites
541 Warrenton Rd.
656 Warrenton Rd.
Fredericksburg, VA 22406 Fredericksburg,VA
gm.comsuitesva.324@yahoo. 22406
Days Inn
Fredericksburg North
Quality Inn
Sleep Inn
Fredericksburg
Wingate by
Wyndham
Best Western Aquia/
Quantico Inn
20 Sanford Dr.
Fredericksburg, VA 22406
2868 Jeff Davis Hwy.
Stafford, VA 22554
jchilds@fairbrookhotels.
com
[email protected] www.wingatehotel.com
[email protected]
www.bestwestern.com
Super 8 Motel
595 Warrenton Rd.
557 Warrenton Rd.
543 Warrenton Rd.
Fredericksburg,VA 22406 Fredericksburg, VA 22406 Fredericksburg, VA
[email protected] gm.comsuites324@yahoo. www.stafford-va-hotels.com 22406
560 Warrenton Rd.
14 Simpson Rd.
Fredericksburg,VA 22406 Fredericksburg, VA 22406
www.choicehotels.com
[email protected]
www.countryinns.com/frva
[email protected]
www.daysinn.com/
hotel/06024
Location
Exit 133 B from I-95
Route 17 North
Exit 133 B from I-95
Route 17 North
Phone
540-322-4700
Fax: 540-322-4710
Number
of Rooms
Compl. Room
Policy
com
Holiday Inn Express &
Suites
www.hiexpressfredericksburg. com
www.qualityinn.com
com
[email protected] www.super8.com
Exit 133 from I-95
Route 17 North
Exit 133 B from I-95
Route 17 North
Exit 133 from I-95
Route 17 North
Exit 133 B from I-95
Route 17 North
Exit 133 B, from I-95
Route 17 North
Exit 133 B from I-95
Route 17 North
Exit 143 A from I-95
540-656-2398
Fax: 540-656-2501
540-373-5340
Fax: 540-374-1595
540-479-8000
Fax: 540-479-8010
540-373-0000
Fax: 540-373-5676
540-372-6868
Fax: 540-899-9193
540-371-8900
Fax: 540-372-6958
540-368-8000
1-866-333-6800
Fax: 540-368-9252
540-659-0022
Fax: 540-659-0212
77
85
120
120
61
68
78
132
118
Negotiable
Call Hotel
1 per 15 rooms paid
1 per 20 rooms
Negotiable
Call Hotel
1 per 15 rooms paid
$4.00 per person
1 per 20 rooms paid
Group
Porterage
$4.00 roundtrip
Negotiable
$3.00 per person,
roundtrip
$3.00 per person
$4.00 round trip
$4.00 per bag round
trip
No
No charge
$4.00 round trip
Credit Cards
AE, Diners Club,
Discover, MC, VISA
AE, Discover, MC, VISA
AE, Discover, MC,
VISA
AE, Discover, MC, VISA
AE, Diners Club,
Discover, MC, VISA
AE, Amoco Multicard,
AE, Discover, MC,
Carte Blanche, Diners
VISA
Club,Discover, MC, VISA
AE, Carte
Blanche, Diners
Club, MC, VISA
Restaurant
Adjacent
Adjacent
Perkins, on-site
No
Adjacent
Ponderosa on-site
No
Adjacent
AE, Diners Club,
Discover, MC,
VISA
Adjacent
Alcohol
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
Entertainment
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
Corridors
Interior
Interior
Exterior
Interior
Exterior
Interior
Exterior
Interior
Exterior
Laundry
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Room Service
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Compl.
Continental
Breakfast
Meeting
Room
Yes, hot rotating menu
Yes, hot breakfast
included with room
6:30–10am
Yes, 45 meeting style, 65 Yes, 40
theater style
Yes
Yes, hot breakfast
Yes, deluxe, hot
continental
Yes, hot breakfast
Yes
Full hot breakfast
Full hot breakfast
No
Yes, up to 125
No
No
No
Yes, 10 rooms
Yes, 30
Pool
Indoor heated
Indoor with hot tub
Outdoor
Indoor heated & Outdoor
No
No
No
Outdoor, with jacuzzi
Wakeup Calls
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Indoor with
hot tub
Yes
Handicapped
Facilities
Nonsmoking
Rooms
Motorcoach
Parking
Cable TV
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes, 100%
Yes, 100%
75%
Yes, 100%
Yes, 100% of rooms
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes: HBO & ESPN
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Contact
Ann Tyquiegro
Sales
Choice Hotels’ “Rookie of
the Year.” Free hot deluxe
continental breakfast.
In-room wired internet.
Wireless in common
areas. Heated indoor pool.
All rooms non-smoking.
Meeting room/hospitality
suite for 50.
Peter Sun,
Director of Operations
Guests enjoy complimentary exercise
room. Coffeemaker,
microwave,
refrigerator, data
port and wireless are
complimentary in
each room.
Neil Patel,
General Manager
Minutes to
Riverside Center
Dinner Theater.
Within minutes
to 4 golf courses
and Old Town
Fredericksburg. 30
minutes to Potomac
Mills.
Josie Donato Haskell,
Director of Sales
High speed wireless
internet, business center
and fitness center.
Minutes to Old Town
Fredericksburg.
Ann Tyquiegro,
Sales
USA Today, in-room
coffee. Pets welcome.
Minutes to Riverside
Center Dinner
Theater, Old Town
Fredericksburg, Civil
War Battlefields.
Yes: Free HBO, ESPN
and CNN
General Manager
Other
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Jennifer Childs,
Director of Sales
In-room microwave, Pet friendly and free Meeting/seminar
high speed internet. room, business
refrigerator, coffee
maker, hair dryer
center, indoor
Minutes to golf
& iron. Minutes
pool/spa, exercise
courses, Old Town
to Riverside Center
facility, microwaves
Fredericksburg and
Dinner Theater, Old
Civil War Battlefields. and refrigerators in all
Town Fredericksburg,
rooms, complimenCannon Ridge and
tary full breakfast.
The Gauntlet golf
Near Riverside Center
courses. Business
Dinner Theater. High
center and free high
speed internet, cordspeed internet.
less phones. Guest
laundry, courtesy van.
Mr. Shah
Yes
Suzanne Crasco,
Director of Sales
Welcome reception.
In-room microwaves,
refrigerators, coffee
maker, hairdryer, iron.
High speed wireless
internet. Minutes
from Quantico and
National Museum of
the Marine Corps.
Business Center,
excercise room. 35
miles south of D.C.
GROUP TOURS
EXIT 143, Cont’d
Contact:
EXIT 130, Cont’d
Country Inn and
Suites
Fairfield Inn &
Suites
Stafford/Quantico
20 Salisbury Dr.
Stafford, VA 22554
153 Garrisonville Rd.
Stafford, VA 22554
2784 Jeff Davis Hwy. 2925 Jeff Davis Hwy. 28 Green Spring Dr.
Stafford, VA 22554
Stafford, VA 22554
Stafford, VA 22556
2996 Jeff Davis Hwy. 3097 Jeff Davis Hwy.
Stafford, VA 22554 Stafford, VA 22554
2772 Jeff Davis Hwy. 15 Salisbury Dr.
Stafford, VA 22554 Stafford, VA 22554
angie.combest@marriott. amal.lambaraa@hilton. gm.va652@choice
hotels.com
com
com
www.marriott.com/mnzs www.hamptoninn.com www.qualityinn.com
25 Wicomico Dr.
Stafford, VA
www.staybridge.com [email protected] 22554
www.suburbanhotels.com/ www.super8.com
ABuck@
kaylanhospitality.com hotel-stafford-virginia-va641
tps.mntz.gm
@marriott.com
www.marriott.com/mntz
Exit 143 A from I-95 143 B from I-95
gmva.829@choicehotels.
com
www.Quanticohotel.com
countryinn.Stafford@
hotmail.com
www.countryinns.com/
staffordva
Location
Exit 143 B from I-95
Exit 143 B from I-95 Exit 143 B from I-95
Phone
540-659-8999
Fax: 540-659-8005
540-659-4330
Fax: 540-659-3987
Number
of Rooms
Compl. Room
Policy
83
Hampton Inn
Stafford
Quality Inn & Suites Staybridge Suites
Stafford
Quantico
Suburban Extended
Stay Hotel Quantico
Comfort Inn Stafford
Exit 143 A from I-95
143 B from I-95
143 A from I-95
540-720-1299
Fax: 540-720-1399
540-657-0999
Fax: 540-657-4711
540-657-5566
Fax: 540-657-4840
540-288-9051
540-720-2111
Fax: 540-720-2666 Fax: 540-288-9052
58
95
99
54
83 Suites
Call Hotel
No
No
1 per 20 rooms paid
1 per 25 rooms paid 1 for 20 rooms paid 1 for 20
Group
Porterage
$4.00 per bag round
trip
No
N/A
Yes
$4.00 per bag
$7.00 round trip
per bag
Credit Card
AE, Amoco Multicard,
AE, Discover, Diners AE, Discover, Diners
Carte Blanche, Diners
Club, MC, VISA
Club, MC, VISA
Club, Discover, MC, VISA
AE, Diners Club,
Discover, MC, VISA
AE, Discover, MC,
VISA
Restaurant
Adjacent
Adjacent
Adjacent
Nearby
Alcohol
No
No
No
Entertainment
No
No
Corridors
Interior
Laundry
Exit 143 A from I-95
Super 8 Motel
Exit 143 B, from
I-95
TownePlace Suites
Stafford/Quantico
Wingate
by Wyndham
jchilds@fairbrook
hotels.com
www.wingatehotels.com
540-659-9990
540-657-1990
Fax: 540-659-9571 Fax: 540-657-1222
540-659-3600
Fax: 540-659-8995
26
93
99
No
No
1 per 20 rooms paid
$4.00
No
No
$4.00 per person,
round trip
AE, Discover, MC,
VISA
AE, Discover, MC,
VISA
AE, Discover,
MC, VISA
AE, Discover, MC,
VISA
Within walking
distance
No
No
No
5 within walking
distance
AE, Carte Blanche,
Diners Club, MC,
VISA
Adjacent
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Interior
Interior
Interior
Interior
Interior
Interior
Exterior
Interior
Interior
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Free
Guest Laundry
No
Yes
Yes
Room Service
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Compl.
Continental
Breakfast
Meeting
Room
Full hot breakfast
Hot deluxe
breakfast
Hot breakfast
Hot breakfast
Yes,full hot buffet
Yes, hot deluxe
No
Yes
Deluxe
Continental
Yes, full
hot breakfast
Yes, up to 30
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes, 10-12 people
Yes, 12 people max.
No
Yes
Yes, 3 rooms
Pool
Outdoor
No
Indoor
Indoor
No
Indoor
No
No
Outdoor
Wakeup Calls
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes, indoor with
hot tub
Yes
Handicapped
Facilities
Nonsmoking
Rooms
Motorcoach
Parking
Cable TV
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
All non-smoking
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes: Free HBO, ESPN
and CNN
Peter Sun,
Dir. of Operations
Gold & Platinum Award
Winning Hotel features
inside corridors, restaurants, shopping and
entertainment nearby.
In-room microwave,
refrigerator, coffee
maker, hair dryer and
iron. Free high speed
internet. Fitness center,
business center.
Yes: Free HBO, CNN Yes: Free HBO, CNN
Yes
Yes, Direct TV
Yes
Alice Buck,
Director of Sales
Pets allowed,
minutes to Quantico
and the National
Museum of the
Marine Corps
Adam Jackson
General Manager
Extended stay hotel
with full size kitchens
with dishwasher and
ceramic stovetop.
Cable television,
laundry service,
convenience store,
garden area with barbecue grills, fire pit.
Minutes to Old Town
Fredericksburg and
the National Museum
of the Marine Corps.
Contact
Other
Brad Hayes
Director of Sales
Complimentary
newspaper, cookies,
candy and apples.
In-room: free high
speed internet,
microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, hair
dryer and iron/ironing
board. Gold Standard
Award. Pets allowed
upon availability.
Angie Combest,
General Manager
Complimentary
newspaper, cookies,
candy and apples.
In-room: free high
speed internet,
microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker,
hair dryer and iron/
ironing board. Gold
Standard Award.
Yes: Free HBO, CNN,
ESPN
Shree Kiran,
Amal Lambaraa,
Director of Sales
General Manager
Accepting pets
Hospitality room
for a nominal fee.
available. Minutes
Complimentary
to Old Town
breakfast. Coffee all
Fredericksburg.
day. Fresh-baked
Accessible to
cookies in evening.
Potomac Mills and
Minutes to Old Town
Quantico. Newly
Fredericksburg,
renovated rooms.
Potomac Mills and
Largest meeting
space near Quantico. National Museum of
the Marine Corps.
Yes
27
95
Free HBO, ESPN,
CNN
Tina Patel,
Sabine Mullin
General Manager General Manager
Close to Quantico Gold award winMarine Corps Base ning extended stay
and FBI Academy. facility. Fitness
Center, Studio, 1&2
bedroom suites. Full
kitchens, full size
refrigerator, complimentary high speed
wireless and wired
internet and dataport
in each suite. Pets
welcome. Marriott
Rewards Program.
Yes
Jennifer Childs
Meeting/seminar
room, business
center, indoor
pool/spa, exercise
facility, microwaves
and refrigerators in
all rooms, complimentary full
breakfast. Free high
speed internet, cordless phones in each
room. Guest laundry,
courtesy van.
CONVENTION CENTER AND HOTEL MEETING FACILITIES
Request for Proposal
Please copy for
this RFP
and submit the completed copy to Fredericksburg Regional Tourism Partnership.
Request
Proposal
Please copy this RFP and submit the completed copy to Fredericksburg Regional Tourism Partnership.
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us know if you have a hotel preference.
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Audio Visual:
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Options
Building
� Sightseeing
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us know�if Team
you need
information
on the following:
� Directory of Services for Fredericksburg
How
didOptions
you hear �
about
Fredericksburg?
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Golf
Team
Building � Sightseeing
Tours
� Non-Traditional
Advertising
� Word of
Trade Show
� Other
�
Venues
� Mouth
Directory of�Services
for Fredericksburg
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other
under
consideration?
How
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hear are
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do not
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us if you need information or if you would like to schedule a site visit.
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Fredericksburg
Regional
Tourism
Fredericksburg
Regional
Tourism
Partnership
706 Caroline Street, Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Fredericksburg
Regional
TourismVA
Partnership
706
Street,
Fredericksburg,
22401
540-372-1216,
Fax:
540-372-6587
Tel: Caroline
Caroline
Street,
Fredericksburg,
VA 22401
706
[email protected]
To download our RFP as an Adobe PDF, please go to MeetAtFred.com.
Victoria
Matthews, Email:
Tel:
540-372-1216,
Fax: 540-372-6587
Tel: 540-372-1216, Fax: 540-372-6587
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WE ACCOMMODATE LARGE GROUPS WITH EASE
FREDERICKSBURG EXPO AND CONFERENCE CENTER
Facility Specifications
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80,000 sq. ft. exhibition hall (divisible by a movable wall)
10,000 sq. ft. Ballroom
11 meeting rooms
403 (10 x 10) Booth Capacity
Adjacent Hotels: Hampton Inn and Suites, Hilton Garden Inn, and
Homewood Suites
1,200-car parking lot
The Expo Center is located in central Virginia, only one hour from D.C.
and one hour from Richmond.
Ballroom and Meeting Room Amenities
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Fully carpeted
Acoustical wall treatments
Individual temperature/sound and lighting controls
State-of-the-art video conferencing service
Wired and wireless internet service
A highly skilled event and planning
management team will help make your
event memorable, productive and very
successful for all participants.
FREDERICKSBURG
EXPO AND
The Expo Center can be transformed for your special event.
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The Fredericksburg Expo
and Conference Center has
over 1,200 on-site parking
spaces, making the Expo
easy to use for any size
gathering.
Adjacent to the Expo property are three major hotels,
including the Hilton Garden
Inn, Hampton Inn and Suites
and the Homewood Suites.
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The Fredericksburg Expo and Conference Center is a thoroughly modern convention center with all the latest amenities. Part of the Celebrate
Virginia complex, the Expo Center is conveniently located on Route 3 West, just off I-95. The 80,000 square foot Exhibition Hall accommodates
very large events, such as consumer or convention trade shows.
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MEETINGS & CONVENTIONS
The Expo and Conference Center is located within the complex
known as Celebrate Virginia, spanning 2,400 acres along Interstate
95, at Exit 130B, one hour south of Washington, D.C. and one hour
north of Richmond, VA. The Center is a state-of-the-art, multi-purpose facility capable of hosting trade shows, consumer shows, receptions, banquets, meetings and conventions. A highly skilled Event
and Planning Management team is at your disposal, helping you to
ensure a successful meeting or exhibition for your group.
WE ACCOMMODATE LARGE GROUPS WITH EASE
MEETINGS & CONVENTIONS
FREDERICKSBURG EXPO AND CONFERENCE CENTER
The Expo and Conference Center offers a full range of security,
utility, audio-visual, decorating, equipment and food/beverage services
to ensure a successful meeting or exhibition. An in-house catering staff,
a full-serve kitchen, concession stands and a food court provide all the
dining options your group will need. Our experienced staff is dedicated
to providing friendly and courteous service, and wants to ensure that your
experience with the Fredericksburg Expo Center is a memorable and successful one.
For more information, please contact:
Laurie Liddy, Director of Convention Services
2371 Carl D. Silver Parkway ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-548-5555, ext. 100 ■ Fax: 540-548-0552
[email protected] ■ www.fredericksburgexpocenter.com
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Ballroom
A
Ballroom
F
Ballroom
B
Ballroom
E
Ballroom
C
Ballroom
D
BALL
DOCK #3
RESTROOMS
FOOD COURT
EXHIBIT HALL B
ROOM
EXHIBIT HALL A
Ballroom
A
Ballroom
F
Ballroom
B
Ballroom
E
Ballroom
C
Ballroom
D
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Meeting
Room
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Meeting
Room
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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
Meeting
Room
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Meeting
Room
#3
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Meeting
Room
#3
Restrooms
Meeting Meeting
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Room
#4
#5
Meeting
Room
#2
Restrooms
Meeting Meeting
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Room
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#5
To make setup more efficient and easy, there are convenient drop-off locations for buses and cars, 3 loading docks and 2 truck drive-in entrances.
There are 5 small meeting rooms conveniently located near the front entrance. The Ballroom can be used as one big room or divided into 6 smaller
rooms.
Whether your
group is small
or very large,
the Expo and
Conference
Center has the
perfectly sized
meeting space
for your group!
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Exhibit Hall A
Exhibit Hall B
Ex. Hall A& B
Ballroom A
Ballroom B
Ballroom C
Ballroom D
Ballroom E
Ballroom F
Ballroom (full)
Meeting Room 1
Meeting Room 2
Meeting Room 3
Meeting Room 4
Meeting Room 5
Theater
1,700-2,000
1,700-2,000
3,400
100
100
100
100
100
100
800
30
30
20
20
20
Classroom
n/a
n/a
n/a
80
80
80
80
80
80
500
15
15
15
15
15
30
Banquet
1,700
1,700
1,700
70
70
70
70
70
70
650
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
U shape
n/a
n/a
n/a
30
30
30
30
30
30
n/a
10
10
10
10
10
Dimensions
n/a
n/a
n/a
45’ x 38’
45’ x 38’
45’ x 38’
45’ x 38’
45’ x 38’
45’ x 38’
90’ x 111’
30’ x 15’
29’ x 15’
20’ x 18’
20’ x 15’
20’ x 19’
Total Sq Ft
40,000
35,000
80,000
1,665
1,665
1,665
1,665
1,665
1,665
10,000
450
435
360
320
380
Ceiling Ht
30’
30’
30’
15’
15’
15’
15’
15’
15’
15’
10’
10’
10’
10’
10’
HOTELS WITH MEETING SPACE AT EXITS 118 & 126
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS AND SUITES–EXIT 118
COUNTRY INN AND SUITES FREDERICKSBURG SOUTH–
EXIT 126
64 rooms
12 miles to Expo Center
10 miles to downtown
Fredericksburg
Facility Specifications:
Facility Specifications:
34 sleeping rooms + 30 suites
1 meeting room
91 sleeping rooms + 28 suites
3 meeting rooms
Amenities:
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High-speed wireless internet
High-speed internet
Business Center
Complimentary hot breakfast
Amenities:
Indoor swimming pool
Fitness Center
Free parking
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Meeting Room Floor Sq. Ft. Dimensions Ceiling Confer.
Meeting Room
1
375
25’ x 15’
9’
30
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For more information, please contact:
Richard Bowles, Operations Manager
Holiday Inn Express and Suites
P.O. Box 559 ■ 6415 Dan Bell Lane ■ Woodford, VA 22565
540-604-9690 ■ Fax: 540-604-9691
[email protected]
www.hiexpress.com/hotels/us/en/thornburg/thova/hoteldetail
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HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS SOUTHPOINT–EXIT 126
Facility Specifications:
125 sleeping rooms
1 meeting room
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Meeting Room
Floor
Sq. Ft.
Dimen. Ceiling Theater Classrm Confer. Recept. Banquet
Virginia
Commonwealth
Comb VA/Comm.
Board
1
1
1
2
975
975
1950
728
25’ x 39’
25’ x 39’
50’ x 39’
28’ x 20’
8’
8’
8’
8’
50
50
100
30
40
40
75
20
30
30
60
15
80
80
150
30
60
60
120
20
HAMPTON INN AND SUITES FREDERICKSBURG SOUTH–
EXIT 126
Amenities:
High-speed wireless internet
High-speed internet
Business Center
Complimentary breakfast
High-speed wireless
internet
Business Center
Complimentary breakfast
On-site restaurant
Indoor swimming pool
Fitness Center
Free parking
Pet Friendly
For more information, please contact:
Virginia Burbage, Director of Sales
Country Inn and Suites Fredericksburg South
5327 Jefferson Davis Highway ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22408
540-898-1800 ■ Fax: 540-898-7354 ■ [email protected]
www.countryinns.com/fredericksburgva
125 rooms
5.8 miles to Expo Center
6 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
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MEETINGS & CONVENTIONS
119 rooms
5 miles to Expo Center
5 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
Indoor swimming pool
Fitness Center
Free parking
121 sleeping rooms
4 miles to the Expo Center
4 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
Facility Specifications:
Meeting Room Floor Sq. Ft. Dimensions Ceiling Theater Classrm Confer.
Blue & Grey
1
600
25’ x 20’
12’
40
30
20
78 sleeping rooms + 43 suites
4 meeting rooms
For more information, please contact:
Amy Keen, Director of Sales
Comfort Inn Southpoint
5422 Jefferson Davis Highway ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22407
540-898-5550 ■ Fax: 540-891-2861
[email protected]
www.comfortinnsouthpoint.com
Amenities:
■
■
■
■
High-speed wireless internet
High-speed internet
Business Center
Complimentary breakfast
■
■
■
Indoor swimming pool
Fitness Center
Free parking
For more information, please contact:
Erin N. Craig, Director of Sales
Hampton Inn and Suites Fredericksburg South
4800 Market Street ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22408
540-898-5000 ext. 7883 ■ Fax: 540-898-7250
[email protected]
www.fredericksburghampton.com
Meeting Room
Floor
Sq. Ft. Dimen.
Ceiling Theater Classrm Confer. Recept. Banquet
Spotsylvania
Lower Level 1200 24’ x 50’
9’
140
72
Grant
Lower Level 600 24’ x 25’
9’
72
36
Jackson
Lower Level 600 24’ x 25’
9’
72
36
Washington
Lower Level 210 15’ x 14’
9’
The Grant and Jackson meeting rooms combine into the Spotsylvania room.
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35
35
8
140
72
72
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40
40
HOTELS WITH MEETING SPACE AT EXIT 126
TOWNEPLACE SUITES BY MARRIOTT–EXIT 126
RAMADA INN SOUTH–EXIT 126
196 sleeping rooms
5 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
5 miles to the Expo Center
93 rooms
7.5 miles to the Expo Center
6 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
Facility Specifications:
Facility Specifications:
93 sleeping rooms, all suites
1 meeting room
196 sleeping rooms
5 meeting rooms
Amenities:
■
■
High-speed wireless internet
Indoor heated swimming pool
■
■
Amenities:
Fitness Center
Free parking
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■
Meeting Room
Sq. Ft.
Dimen. Theater Classrm Confer. U-Shaped Banquet
Virginia
Spotsylvania
Fredericksburg
Washington
Boardroom
Jackson
Grant
Lower Redwood
Upper Redwood
Fountain Terrace
920
1344
2784
300
360
260
260
952
952
380
40’ x 23’
48’ x 28’
58’ x 48’
20’ x 15’
20’ x 18’
20’ x 13’
20’ x 13’
28’ x 34’
28’ x 34’
20’ x 19’
75
125
200
35
35
25
25
45
70
35
50
75
150
15
20
12
12
25
25
25
35
50
15
15
12
12
20
25
20
25
30
■
■
60
90
200
24
24
16
16
50
70
32
■
Meeting Room
Amenities:
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Conference Room
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For more information, please contact:
Bryan Vakos, General Manager
Sleep Inn Southpoint
5400 Southpoint Centre Blvd.
Fredericksburg, VA 22407
540-710-5500 ■ Fax: 540-710-1572
[email protected]
www.sleepinn.com/hotel/va380
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Floor Sq. Ft.
1
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Dimen.
897 36’ x 24-1/2’
Indoor swimming pool
Complimentary dinner on Thursday
Fitness Center
Free parking
Ceiling Theater Classrm Confer.
8’
50
32
26
For more information, please contact:
Pat Gray, Director of Sales
WyteStone Suites of Fredericksburg
4615 Southpoint Parkway ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22407
540-891-1112 ■ Fax: 540-891-5465 ■ [email protected]
www.wytestonesuitesfredericksburg.com
Meeting Room Sq. Ft. Conference Classroom
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High-speed wireless internet
High-speed internet
Business Center
Complimentary hot breakfast
Meeting Room
High-speed internet
Outdoor pool
Exercise room
Complimentary breakfast
Free parking
500
8
85 sleeping rooms, all suites
1 meeting room
Amenities:
Meeting Room
650
Facility Specifications:
67 sleeping rooms
1 meeting room
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85 sleeping rooms
7 miles to the Expo Center
6 miles to downtown
Fredericksburg
Facility Specifications:
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WYTESTONE SUITES OF FREDERICKSBURG
EXIT 126
67 rooms
7 miles to the Expo Center
6 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
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For more information, please contact:
Ashleigh Smith, GM and Director of Sales
TownePlace Suites by Marriott
4700 Market Street ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22408
540-891-0775 ■ Fax: 540-891-7590
[email protected]
www.marriott.com/FKRTS
SLEEP INN SOUTHPOINT
EXIT 126
■
Exercise Room
Complimentary breakfast
Pet Friendly
Free parking
■
Meeting Room Sq. Ft. Conference
For more information, please contact:
Delores Sayles, GM and Director of Sales
Ramada Inn and Conference Center
5324 Jefferson Davis Highway ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22408
540-898-1102 ■ Fax: 540-898-2017
[email protected]
www.ramada.com/Ramada/control/Booking/property_
info?propertyId=13018
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High-speed wireless internet
High-speed internet
Business Center
24 Hour In a Pinch Market
Outdoor swimming pool
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HOTELS WITH MEETING SPACE AT EXIT 130
BEST WESTERN FREDERICKSBURG
Facility Specifications:
108 sleeping rooms
1 meeting room
Amenities:
High-speed internet
Complimentary deluxe
continental breakfast
■ Outdoor swimming pool
■ Refrigerators &
For more information, please contact:
microwaves in each room
Cathy Treon, Director of Sales
■ Business center
Best Western Fredericksburg
2205 Plank Road ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22401 ■ Pet friendly
■ Free parking
540-371-5050 ■ Fax: 540-373-3496
■ On-site restaurant
[email protected]
www.bestwesternvirginia.com/hotels/best-western-fredericksburg/
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Visitor packets available!
Let us help you welcome your
guests to the Fredericksburg area by
providing complimentary visitor
packets for your registration table.
Please give Kimberly Herbert a call
at 1-540-372-1216 or
1-800-260-3646 or contact her at
[email protected]
to reserve a quantity. We look
forward to hearing from you.
Meeting Room Sq. Ft. Classrm U-Shaped Conference Theater
Meeting Room
250
25
20
20
25
COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT
FREDERICKSBURG HISTORIC DISTRICT
98 rooms
5 miles to the Expo Center
Located in Historic Fredericksburg
Facility Specifications:
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84 sleeping rooms plus 14 Suites ■ 2 meeting rooms
Amenities:
■
■
■
■
■
■
■
■
■
■
■
■
■
High-speed wireless/wired internet
Business Library
Indoor swimming pool with jacuzzi
Fitness Center
Valet parking
Garage parking at Fredericksburg City
Parking Garage
The Market™– offering 24 hour food,
snacks and refreshments
Go Board™– daily snapshot of the area
Central Bistro™– serving breakfast,
lunch and evening fare
Guest Laundry
Home Theater area with 50” TV in the lobby
Media Pods –private TV or work areas in the lobby
Flexible work spaces throughout the lobby and
lounge areas
For more information, please contact:
Director of Sales
Courtyard by Marriott Fredericksburg Historic District
620 Caroline Street ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Tel: 540-373-8300 ■ Direct: 540-369-9321
Fax: 540-373-8355
[email protected]
www.courtyardfredericksburg.com
The Courtyard by Marriott Historic Fredericksburg
is next to the Fredericksburg Visitor Center, and
just steps from a wealth of restaurants and unique
shops. Left, is the beautiful atrium which serves
as a gathering place. Below, an Executive Suite.
Meeting Room
Sq. Ft.
Mary Washington C 1,200
Mary Washington A 575
Mary Washington B 575
Kenmore
600
Atrium
1,080
33
32
Dimen. Ceiling Theater Classrm Confer. Reception Banquet Ushaped
53’ X 21’ 10’
130
80
N/A
120
100
34
25’ X 21’ 10’
65
36
20
58
48
16
25’ X 21’ 10’
65
36
20
58
48
16
22’ X 28’ 10’
70
41
20
60
50
20
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
108
N/A
N/A
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MEETINGS & CONVENTIONS
108 rooms
2 miles to the Expo Center
3 miles to downtown
Fredericksburg
1 mile to University of
Mary Washington
HOTELS WITH MEETING SPACE AT EXIT 130
FREDERICKSBURG HOSPITALITY HOUSE
HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTER
196 rooms
Located in Central Park
4 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
1.5 miles from the Expo Center
Facility Specifications:
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187 rooms, plus 9 suites
12 meeting rooms
2 restaurants and lounge on-site
PATRICK
HENRY
ROOM
For more information, please contact:
Bonnie Martin, Director of Sales
Fredericksburg Hospitality House
Hotel and Conference Center
2801 Plank Road ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-736-1006 ■ Fax: 540-786-0397
[email protected]
www.fredericksburghospitalityhouse.com
COMMONWEALTH
R00M
GOVERNOR’S
ROOM
Amenities:
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■
■
■
■
■
■
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High-speed wireless internet
Close proximity to I-95
All indoor corridors with balconies or
walk-out patios
In-room microwaves and refrigerators
In-room entertainment systems
Free parking
Breakfast available in on-site restaurant
Shannon’s Bar & Grille
Fitness center
Jr. Olympic outdoor pool
Same day dry cleaning/laundry service
Coin operated laundry room
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PALM
ROOM
*The Boardroom on the third floor amd
Suite 365 are not shown on the diagram.
Meeting Room
MAIN
LOBBY
HALLWAY
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SALES
OFFICE
SHANNON’S
BAR &
GRILL
Floor Sq. Ft. Dimensions Ceiling Theater Classrm Confer. Reception Banquet
Presidential Ballr’m
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Patrick Henry
Governor
Commonwealth
Patio
Fredericksburg Ballr’m
Palm Room
Boardroom*
Suite 365*
34
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
3
3
6,544
2,002
1,280
1,280
2,002
787
432
454
2,400
2,761
2,000
450
525
145 x 46’
44 x 46’
28 x 46’
28 x 46’
44 x 46’
31 x 25’
18 x 24’
24 x 20’
60 x 40’
79 x 35’
34 x 60’
26 x 18’
22 x 29’
10’4”
10’4”
10’4”
10’4”
10’4”
9’8”
9’3”
8’2”
15’0”
13’8”
15’0”
10’10”
10’10”
600
200
100
100
200
60
23
40
185
300
80
—
30
300
100
50
50
100
30
18
20
95
130
60
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—
—
30
20
20
30
20
20
20
30
20
40
10
12
750
300
100
100
300
50
30
40
160
300
100
—
40
500
150
65
65
150
50
30
—
120
165
80
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HOTELS WITH MEETING SPACE AT EXIT 130
Facility Specifications:
86 rooms + 36 studio suites
Amenities:
■
124 rooms, all suites
Located adjacent to Expo Center
5 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
Facility Specifications:
2 meeting rooms
■
■
Outdoor heated swimming
24-hour Business center
pool
High-speed wireless/wired internet
■ 24-hour coffee and tea
■ Complimentary On the House®
■ Fitness center
Hot Breakfast
■ 100% Guest Satisfaction
■ On the Run® Breakfast Bags
■ Suite Shop® (open 24 hours)
Guarantee
■ Free parking
For more information, please contact:
Catherine Jones, Sales Manager
Hampton Inn and Suites
1080 Hospitality Lane ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-786-5530 ■ Fax: 540-786-5531 ■ [email protected]
www.fredericksburgsuites.hamptoninn.com
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■
Amenities:
■
Meeting Room
Lewis A&B
Lewis A
Lewis B
Board Room
1 meeting room
124 rooms, all suites
■
■
■
■
■
■
■
■
Extended stay property
High-speed wireless/wired internet
Business Center
2 Phones with data port
Complimentary Suite Start®
Hot Breakfast
Complimentary Welcome Home®
Reception (M–Th)
Fully equipped kitchen
Outdoor heated swimming pool
For more information,
please contact:
Catherine Jones,
Sales Manager
Homewood Suites
1040 Hospitality Lane
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-786-9700
Fax: 540-786-9701
[email protected]
www.fredericksburg.
homewoodsuites.com
■ Basketball court
■ Fitness center
®
■ Suite Shop
(Open 24 hours)
■ Complimentary grocery
shopping service
■ Outdoor grills ■ Hot tub
®
■ Suite Assurance Guarantee
Meeting Room Sq. Ft. Theater Classrm Confer. U-Shaped
Meeting Room
775
50
30
30
25
Sq. Ft. Theater Classrm Confer. U-Shaped
890
60
40
40
35
445
30
20
20
15
445
30
20
20
15
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HILTON GARDEN INN
148 rooms
Located adjacent to Expo Center
5 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
Facility Specifications:
148 guest rooms, 12 suites,
1 Presidential Suite
HYATT PLACE FREDERICKSBURG (Opening September 2013)
Amenities:
93 sleeping rooms
2 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
3 miles to Expo Center
Complimentary wired and wireless ■ Evening room service
■ 24-hour Pavilion Pantry®
high-speed internet access
■ Remote printing to business center
convenience mart
■ Valet & self-laundry available
printers
■ Great American Grill
■ Business Center
■ In-room refrigerator, microwave
Restaurant
■ Pavilion Lounge
■ Complimentary Starbucks Coffee
■ Outdoor Tenting Option
■ Indoor pool and whirlpool
■ Workout facility & Stay Fit
Available
■ Free parking
Kits™ available for checkout
For more information, please contact:
Heather Limanek, Director of Sales ■ Hilton Garden Inn
1060 Hospitality Lane ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-548-8822 ■ Fax: 540-548-8820 ■ [email protected]
www.fredericksburg.stayhgi.com ■ www.fredericksburg.hgi.com
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Double
Meeting Room
Sq. Ft. Theater Classrm Confer. Banquet U-Shaped U-Shaped
Washington Room 1,160
96
66
30
72
30
52
Madison Room
1,508
150
96
54
96
40
60
Facility Specifications:
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3 meeting rooms
89 sleeping rooms, plus 4 suites
Amenities:
■
■
■
Phone with data port
In-rooms iron, ironing board,
hair dryer, coffe maker
Indoor swimming pool
Fitness center
Free local calls, parking,
newspaper
■
High-speed wireless/wired
■
internet
■ Business Center
■ Work desk
For more information, please contact:
Director of Sales/Assistant General Manager
Hyatt Place Fredericksburg
1225 Jefferson Davis Hwy.
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
800-993-4751 ■ [email protected]
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Meeting Room Sq. Ft.
Meeting Room #1 500
Meeting Room #2 1000
Meeting Room #3 1500
2 meeting rooms combine
to make a third.
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MEETINGS & CONVENTIONS
HOMEWOOD SUITES
HAMPTON INN & SUITES
86 rooms + 36 studio suites
Located adjacent to Expo Center
5 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
HOTELS WITH MEETING SPACE AT EXIT 130
INN AT THE OLDE SILK MILL
27 rooms
5 miles to the Expo Center
Located in Old Town Fredericksburg
Facilities Specifications:
■
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12 rooms, plus 15 suites
2 meeting rooms
Amenities:
■
■
■
■
High-speed wireless/wired internet
Complimentary breakfast
Free parking
Parlor with coffee, tea and cookies
For more information, please contact:
Anna Sanborn
Inn at the Olde Silk Mill
1707 Princess Anne Street ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-371-5666 ■ Fax: 540-371-5884
[email protected]
www.innattheoldesilkmill.com
Meeting Room Sq. Ft. Dimen. Ceiling Theater Classrm Holl. Sq. Reception Banquet
Wakefield
Conference Room 990 30’ X 33’ 10’
100
50
25
100
50
Silk Mill
6000 60’ x 100’ 25’
500
400
–
600
300
Both meeting rooms have a private entrance, restroom and separate area for food and beverage set-up.
RESIDENCE INN BY MARRIOTT FREDERICKSBURG
QUALITY INN–NEAR CENTRAL PARK
124 sleeping rooms
Located adjacent to the Spotsylvania Towne Centre
3 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
2 miles to the Expo Center
144 sleeping rooms
3 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
2 miles to the Expo Center
Facility Specifications:
Facility Specifications:
129 sleeping rooms, plus 15 two-room suites
2 meeting rooms
1 board room
124 sleeping rooms, all suites
2 meeting rooms
Amenities:
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■
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High-speed wireless internet
High-speed internet
Business Center
Complimentary full hot breakfast
Sport Court
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Amenities:
Indoor swimming pool
Fitness Center
On-site laundry
Free parking
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High-speed internet
Complimentary hot breakfast
Outdoor swimming pool
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Pet friendly
Free parking
Bus stop for FRED bus
Meeting Room Sq. Ft. Dimen. Ceiling Classrm Confer. Banquet Theater
Meeting Room #1 576 24’ x 24’ 10’
20
12
25
30
Meeting Room #2 576 24’ x 24’ 10’
20
12
25
30
For more information, please contact:
Jennifer Pickerel
Quality Inn at Central Park
2310 Plank Road ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-371-0330 ■ Fax: 540-371-1753 ■ [email protected]
www.choicehotels.com/hotel/va463
For more information, please contact:
Cindy Bergey, Sales Manager
Residence Inn by Marriott Fredericksburg
60 Towne Centre Boulevard ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22407
540-786-9222 ■ Fax: 540-786-9877
[email protected] ■ www.marriott.com/FKRRI
Meeting Room Floor Sq. Ft. Dimen. Ceiling Theater Classrm Confr. Reception Banquet
Rappahannock
1
600 30’ X 20’ 10’
50
30
15
50
40
Off-site
Spotsylvania
Towne Centre
Conference Center
2300
14’
140
130
60
150
120
This space is located in the Spotsylvania Towne Centre.
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COUNTRY INN AND SUITES FREDERICKSBURG
Facility Specifications:
61 sleeping rooms + 24 suites
2 meeting rooms
Amenities:
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CLARION INN
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110 rooms
5 miles to the Expo Center
4 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
Amenities:
■
■
■
High-speed wireless/wired internet
Business center
Outdoor swimming pool
Fitness center
Free parking
Meeting Room
George Washington
James Monroe
Floor
1
1
Sq. Ft.
1,560
936
120 sleeping rooms
4 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
3 miles to the Expo Center
Facility Specifications:
100 sleeping rooms + 20 suites
2 meeting rooms
Amenities:
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COMFORT SUITES
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77 rooms
5 miles to Expo Center
4 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
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77 rooms, all suites
1 meeting room
■
■
■
High-speed wireless/wired internet
Business center
Complimentary hot deluxe continental breakfast
Indoor swimming pool
Fitness center
Free parking
Meeting Room
Comfort I
Floor Sq. Ft. Theater
1
700
65
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Swimming pool outdoor or indoor
Fitness center
Free parking
For more information, please contact:
Josie D. Haskell, Director of Sales
Holiday Inn Express and Suites
560 Warrenton Road ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22406
540-479-8000 ■ Fax: 540-479-8010
[email protected]
www.hiexpressfredericksburg.com
Amenities:
■
High-speed wireless internet
High-speed internet
Business Center
Complimentary breakfast
Meeting Room
Floor Sq. Ft. Dimen. Ceiling Theater Classrm Confer.
Board Room
1
318.6 27’ X 11.8’ 8’
8
15
George Washington 1
13.33 43’ X 31’ 8’
70
40
Facility Specifications:
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HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS AND SUITES
Dimensions
30’ X 52’
26’ X 36’
For more information, please contact:
Josie Haskell, Director of Sales ■ Clarion Inn
564 Warrenton Road ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22406
540-371-5550 ■ Fax: 540-373-3641 ■ [email protected]
www.clarioninnfredericksburg.com
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Indoor Swimming pool with
Hot Tub
Fitness center
Free parking
For more information, please contact:
Lisa Klima, Sales Director
Country Inn and Suites Fredericksburg
656 Warrenton Road ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22406
540-656-2398 ■ Fax: 540-656-2501
[email protected]
www.countryinns.com/frva
110 rooms
2 meeting rooms
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Meeting Room Floor Sq. Ft. Dimen. Ceiling Theater Classrm Confr.
Meeting Room
1
576 24’ X 24’ 9’
48
36
25
Board Room
1
244 12’ X 12’ 9’
10
Facility Specifications:
■
High-speed wireless internet
High-speed internet
Business Center
Complimentary hot breakfast
Classrm Reception Banquet
45
75
30
For more information, please contact:
Ann Tyquiengro, Sales ■ Comfort Suites
541 Warrenton Road ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22406
540-322-4700 ■ Fax: 540-322-4710
[email protected] ■ www.choicehotels.com
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85 sleeping rooms
5 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
5 miles to the Expo Center
HOTELS WITH MEETING SPACE AT EXIT 133 & 143
WINGATE BY WYNDHAM–EXIT 133
131 rooms
5 miles to Fredericksburg Expo Center
4 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
14 miles from Quantico Gate
Facility Specifications:
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119 rooms + 12 suites
9 meeting rooms
Amenities:
■
■
■
■
■
■
■
High-speed wireless internet
High-speed internet
Business Center
Complimentary breakfast
Indoor swimming pool
Fitness center
Free parking
For more information, please contact:
Jennifer Childs, Director of Sales
Wingate by Wyndham
Fredericksburg Wingate
20 Sanford Dr. ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22406
540-368-8000 ■ Fax: 540-368-9252
[email protected]
www.hotelfredericksburg.com
Meeting Room
Sq. Ft. Dimensions Ceiling Theater Classrm Confer. Reception Banquet
Mary Washington Pavilion
4,284 63’ x 68’ 11’6”
425
220
200
200
Mary Washington Pavilion East 2,142 34’ x 63’ 11’6”
200
110
100
90
Mary Washington Pavilion West 2,142 34’ x 63’ 11’6”
200
110
100
90
King George
868
28’ x 31’
9’6”
45
30
30
Jefferson Auditorium
1,728 32’ x 54’
13’
140
Spotsylvania
400
16’ x 25’
9’6”
14
Conference Center 1
672
24’ x 28’
9’6”
22
Conference Center 2
672
24’ x 28’
9’6”
24
BEST WESTERN AQUIA/QUANTICO–EXIT 143
COMFORT INN STAFFORD/QUANTICO–EXIT 143
118 rooms
7 miles to the National Museum of the Marine Corps
8 miles to Quantico Base
83 rooms
8 miles to the National Museum of the Marine Corps
9 miles to Quantico Base
Facility Specifications:
118 rooms
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Amenities:
■
■
■
■
■
■
83 rooms
High-speed wireless internet
High-speed internet
Business Center
Complimentary breakfast
Pet friendly
Fitness Room
Meeting Room
Meeting Room
Facility Specifications:
1 meeting room
■
■
■
Microwave and refrigerator
in all rooms
Outdoor swimming pool
with hot tub
Free parking
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Amenities:
■
■
■
■
Sq. Ft. Dimensions Ceiling Theater Classrm
576
24’ x 24’
8’
40
30
For more information, please contact:
Suzanne Crasco, Director of Sales
Best Western Aquia/Quantico
2868 Jefferson Davis Hwy. ■ Stafford, VA 22554
540-659-0022 ■ Fax: 540-659-0212 ■ [email protected]
www.book.bestwestern.com/bestwestern/productinfo.
do?propertyCode=47139
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High-speed wireless/wired internet
Business Center
Complimentary hot breakfast
Outdoor swimming pool
■
■
■
Fitness center
Free parking
Microwave and refrigerator
in all rooms
Meeting Room Sq. Ft. Dimen. Ceiling Theater Classrm Confer. Recept. Banq.
Meeting Room 550 24’ x 24’ 7’ 6”
40
30
30
45
35
For more information please contact:
Peter T. Sun, Director of Operations
Comfort Inn Stafford/Quantico
20 Salisbury Drive ■ Stafford, VA 22554
540-659-8999 ■ Fax: 540-659-8005
[email protected] ■ www.QuanticoHotel.com
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HAMPTON INN STAFFORD
COUNTRY INN AND SUITES
99 rooms
7 miles to the National Museum of the Marine Corps
8 miles to Quantico Base
Facility Specifications:
Facility Specifications:
58 rooms
■
83 rooms + 16 Suites
1 meeting room
Amenities:
Amenities:
■
■
■
■
■
■
■
High-speed wireless internet
Video Library
Complimentary Deluxe Hot Breakfast
Pet friendly
Free parking
Fitness center
■
■
For more information, please contact:
Brad Hayes
Country Inn
153 Garrisonville Road ■ Stafford, VA 22554
540-659-4330 ■ Fax: 540-659-3987
[email protected]
www.countryinns.com/staffordva
3 meeting rooms
Business center
High-speed wireless/wired
internet
Complimentary On the
House® Hot Breakfast
Meeting Room
Meeting Room 1
Meeting Room 2
1 & 2 Combined
Boardroom
Meeting Room Sq. Ft. Theater Classr’m Conference Reception
Meeting Room
350
36
20
18
50
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■
■
■
■
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On the Run® Breakfast Bags
Indoor heated pool and spa
24-hour coffee and tea
Fitness center
100% Guest Satisfaction Guarantee
Sq. Ft. Theater Classr’m Reception Banquet Conference
962
105
66
100
70
22
1.386
144
90
137
100
36
2,348
255
160
242
180
379
10
For more information, please contact:
Amal Lambaraa, General Manager
Hampton Inn Stafford
2925 Jefferson Davis Highway ■ Stafford, VA 22554
540-657-0999 ■ Fax: 540-657-4711
[email protected] ■ www.hamptoninn.com
FAIRFIELD INN AND SUITES STAFFORD/QUANTICO
95 sleeping rooms
7 miles to the National Museum of the Marine Corps
9 miles to Quantico Base
Facility Specifications:
93 rooms
■
2 meeting rooms
Amenities:
■
■
■
■
Business center
High-speed wireless/wired
internet
Phone with data port
Complimentary breakfast
Meeting Room Floor Sq.Ft. Boardrm Banquet
Conference Room 1 1,150
Boardroom
1 270
97
10
Work Desk
For more information, please contact:
Angie Combest, General Manager
Fairfield Inn and Suites Stafford/Quantico
2784 Jefferson Davis Highway ■ Stafford, VA 22556
540-720-1299 ■ Fax: 540-720-1399
[email protected] ■ www.marriott.com/MNZFS
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In-room iron, ironing board,
hair dryer, coffee maker
Indoor swimming pool
Fitness center
Free parking, local calls,
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58 rooms
8 miles to the National Museum of the Marine Corps
9 miles to Quantico Base
HOTELS WITH MEETING SPACE AT EXIT 143
TOWNEPLACE SUITES BY MARRIOTT STAFFORD/QUANTICO
93 rooms
7 miles to the National Museum of the Marine Corps
9 miles to Quantico Base
Facility Specifications:
93 suites
■
2 meeting rooms
Amenities:
■
■
■
High-speed wireless/wired internet
Business center
Complimentary deluxe ccontinental
breakfast
■
■
■
■
Outdoor swimming pool
Fitness Center
Free Parking
Pet Friendly
Meeting Room
Sq. Ft. Confer.
Conference Room
500
8
Activity Room
25
For more information, please contact:
Sabine Mullin, General Manager
TownePlace Suites by Marriott Stafford/Quantico
2772 Jefferson Davis Highway ■ Stafford, VA 22554
540-657-1990 ext. 7800 ■ Fax: 540-657-1222
[email protected] ■ www.marriott.com/MNZTS
WINGATE BY WYNDHAM STAFFORD
STAYBRIDGE SUITES QUANTICO
83 sleeping rooms
7 miles to the National Museum of the Marine Corps
8 miles to Quantico Base
Facility Specifications:
83 sleeping rooms, all suites
Amenities:
■
■
■
■
■
99 rooms
8 miles to the National Museum of the Marine Corps
9 miles to Quantico Base
Facility Specifications:
1 meeting room
92 rooms + 8 suites
High-speed wireless internet ■
■
High-speed internet
■
Business Center
■
Complimentary breakfast
Indoor swimming pool
Fitness Center
Free parking
Evening Receptions Tues./Wed./Thurs.
Meeting Room Floor Sq.Ft. Dimen. Ceiling Theater Classrm Confer. Recept. Banquet
Potomac
1
200
14’ x 16’
8’
15
15
15
15
15
For more information, please call:
Alice M. Buck, Director of Sales
Staybridge Suites Quantico
2996 Jefferson Davis Highway ■ Stafford, VA 22554
540-720-2111 ■ Fax: 540-720-2666
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Amenities:
3 meeting rooms
High-speed wireless/wired internet ■ Indoor swimming pool,
outdoor with jacuzzi
Business Center open 24 hours
■ Fitness Center ■ Free parking
■ Complimentary breakfast
For more information, please contact:
Jennifer Childs, Director of Sales
Wingate by Wyndham Stafford
15 Salisbury Drive ■ Stafford, VA 22554
540-659-3600 ■ Fax: 540-659-8995 ■ [email protected]
www.wingatehotels.com
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Meeting Room Sq. Ft.
Quantico
868
Aquia
700
Stafford
400
40
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Dimensions Theater Classrm Confer. Recept. Banq. U-shaped
28’ x 31’
60
45
30
99
50
24
28’ x 25’
50
30
30
80
40
24
16’ x 25’
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UNIQUE MEETING SITES
CLORE BROTHERS
WILLIAM M. ANDERSON CENTER AT
UNIVERSITY OF MARY WASHINGTON
Clore Brothers is an outdoor special event venue located directly
on the Rappahannock River. This venue offers a natural setting for
weddings, corporate retreats, company picnics, retirement parties,
team building activities, rehearsal parties, pig roasts, birthday
parties, and group canoe/kayaking trips. Capable of taking parties of
up to 160 people.
For more information, please contact:
Clore Bros. Outfitters
5927 River Road ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22407
540-786-7749 ■ [email protected] ■ www.clorebros.com
www.riversideweddingsandevents.com
EDEN TRY ESTATE AND MANOR HOUSE
Amenities:
Eden Try, an impressive 12 acre estate and Manor house is
offered for outdoor weddings, special events, reunions, retreats or
corporate functions. It features the following:
■ An architecturally stunning Manor House front entrance with
500 ft. winding drive befitting a horse and carriage arrival.
■ Exclusive use of 12 magnificent acres of estate grounds, formal
gardens, and manicured lawns.
■ Virtually unlimited capacity for outdoor seating and events.
■ Great Location! Less than four miles from hotels, restaurants,
and major shopping.
■ Endless possibilities for creating a memorable event reflecting
your personal style.
■ Indoor facility for 200+ planned for 2013
Bleacher seating for about 1,700 spectators for athletic events.
■ Features two 26-foot square video screens.
■ Features a 20-feet-by-16 feet screen that can be rolled down from
the ceiling.
■ Includes state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment for live event
streaming.
■ Accessible parking, elevators, a President’s Box, aesthetically
pleasing large lobby, professionally-run concessions, and ample
restrooms.
For more information, please contact:
Susan E. Knick, Director of Conferences and Scheduling
University of Mary Washington
1301 College Avenue, Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-654-1234 ■ [email protected] ■ www.umw.edu
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Amenities:
Free Parking ■ Area for tents up to 5,000 sq. ft.
For more information, please contact:
Gary W. Gratopp ■ Eden Try Estate and Manor House
6818 River Road ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22407 ■ 540-786-0037
[email protected] ■ www.Edentryevents.com
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The William M. Anderson Center is a convocation center located
on the University of Mary Washington’s Fredericksburg campus.
Built in 2011, it is the newest public venue on campus. This 52,000
square-foot facility center can accommodate up to approximately
2,500 people for special events, such as concerts, lectures, and
ceremonies.
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FREDERICKSBURG AGRICULTURAL FAIRGROUNDS
The Fredericksburg Agricultural Fairgrounds offers year round
rental availability as an ideal space for small to large gatherings. The
roots of the Fredericksburg Agricultural Fair are richly tied in with
the history of Fredericksburg. Established in 1738 by an Act of the
Virginia House of Burgesses, the Fair will celebrate 275 years
in 2013.
Due to recent innovations and upgrades the fairgrounds has been
able to attract corporate clients and special events such as dog
shows, jamborees, Indian Pow-Wow, bike and car shows, and just
about any kind of food and drink festival you can imagine.
For more information, please contact:
C. Travis Bullock, General Manager
Fredericksburg Agricultural Fairgrounds
2400 Airport Ave.
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-373-1294 ■ [email protected] ■ www.fredericksburgfair.org
Amenities:
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2 Large Buildings - (1 building Heat/AC) – 60’ x 180’ - (1 building
Heat) – 60’x 180’
Chairs, Tables, Tents available for rent
Open Field – 625’ x 350’
24 Full Camper/RV Hookups (water, sewer, electric)
Lighted track for Mud Bogs, Tractor Pulls or Demolition Derbys
Covered barn with OPEN sides – 60’ x 180’
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FREDERICKSBURG AREA MUSEUM
AND CULTURAL CENTER
Chartered in 1985, the Fredericksburg Area Museum and Cultural
Center offers permanent and traveling exhibitions in the Catherine
W. Jones McKann Center and historic Town Hall/Market House that
showcase the history and culture of the Fredericksburg region. These
exhibits provide an interesting backdrop for any private event.
We also offer Historic Market Square, with all of its charm, as an
outdoor venue and for larger events. These unique spots are available for your wedding, cocktail reception, Christmas party, special
event or corporate meeting. Whether your function is large or small,
indoors or out, we will work with you individually to make sure our
Museum is the perfect backdrop for your next special occasion.
For more information, please contact:
Heidi Krofft, Membership and Events Director
Fredericksburg Area Museum & Cultural Center
1001 Princess Anne St.
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-371-3037 Ext. 135 ■ Fax: 540-371-1001
[email protected] ■ www.famcc.org
Meeting Room
Sq. Ft. Dimensions Theater Banq. Recept.
Market Square
3936 48’ X 82’
500
200
750
Please note this is an outdoor venue, located at the Fredericksburg Area Museum.
Council Chambers
810 27’ X 30’
60
50
75
This venue is located in the Town Hall/Market House on the 3rd floor.
The entire Catherine W. Jones McKann Center is available for groups. (200 guests)
Mansard Gallery
1,092 28’ X 39’
80
56
100
This venue is located in the Catherine W. Jones McKann Center on the 3rd floor.
The Fredericksburg Area Museum provides beautiful indoor and
outdoor spaces for your event or meeting, right in the heart of
Fredericksburg’s historic district. To the right, a daytime wedding
and an evening art event in Market Square.
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Large parking lot with 3000 parking spaces
LED sign available to advertise your event
Wi-Fi available
Newly renovated bathrooms
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access are available in both ballrooms for business functions. A copy
machine and fax services are also available. Classroom seating may
require patron rental/setup of tables.
FREDERICKSBURG SQUARE
Situated in the heart of the Downtown Historic District, Fredericksburg Square is the perfect historic
venue for wedding receptions,
banquets and corporate events.
Our all-inclusive wedding/banquet
reception packages will relieve
you of all the stress of planning
your special day. Fredericksburg
Square features two beautiful ballrooms and a full service kitchen
that can support up to five course
formal dinners and banquet service for 250.
Facility Specifications:
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Washington Room: 3,300 sq. ft. of divisible meeting/banquet space
(2 rooms: 40 x 70 and 17 x 27 plus bar)
Jefferson Room (Upper Level): 2,516 sq. ft. of meeting/banquet
space (37 x 68)
Located one block from VRE/Amtrak station
On-site food preparation, full catering menu
VA ABC on and off premise alcohol license
52 on-site parking spaces and
located adjacent to the City
Parking Deck (296 spaces)
Amenities:
Our main ballroom is the Washington Room. It invites your guests
to step back in time with its glistening oak floors, 23 foot coffered
ceilings, brass chandeliers and beautiful fireplace. It can accommodate up to 250 guests for dinner and dancing and up to 450 guests
for a cocktail reception with stationed and passed hors d’oeuvres.
Our more intimate Jefferson Room on the upper level features a
stage and can accommodate up to 150 dinner guests (125 with dancing) or 200 for cocktails. Our staff is experienced and professional
and looks forward to serving your every need. Cable and internet
All-inclusive wedding/banquet
reception packages available
■ Complimentary wired and wireless
high speed internet
For more information, please contact:
Deborah Perroy, Executive Director
Fredericksburg Square
525 Caroline Street ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-373-9601 ■ Fax: 540-373-4006 ■ [email protected]
www.fburgsquare.com
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GARI MELCHERS HOME AND STUDIO PAVILION
Amenities:
We invite you to consider the Gari Melchers Home and Studio as the
setting for your wedding or next group event. The stunning Studio Pavilion at Belmont, situated in an elegant woodland setting, is
connected to the artist’s original studio building and opens onto the
estate’s gardens. The Pavilion includes an event room with banquet
seating for up to 100 and presentation seating for 150. The main
estate lawn and flower gardens, including a charming summer
house overlooking the Rappahannock River, are also available for
wedding ceremonies.
Handicapped accessible
■ Remote sound
Electronically controlled ■ Screen projector
podium
■ Wireless internet access
For more information, please contact:
Betsy Labar, Special Events Coordinator
Gari Melchers Home and Studio at Belmont
224 Washington Street ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22405
540-654-1848 ■ Fax: 540-654-1853
[email protected] ■ www.garimelchers.org
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Meeting Room Floor Sq. Ft. Dimension Theater Classrm Confer. Recept. Banquet
Pavilion
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1
1,500
30’ x 50’
150
50
50
150
100
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GLOBE AND LAUREL
GERMANNA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
The Globe & Laurel is located
only two miles south of the
National Museum of the Marine
Corps and two miles from the
gate of the Quantico Marine
Base–the “Crossroads of the
Corps” and home of the FBI
Academy. Displays that adorn
the walls and ceilings represent military and law enforcement
organizations from around the globe, and are a tribute to those who
serve their country and community.
This restaurant is dedicated to fine dining and the perpetuation of
the proud history and traditions of our Corps of Marines. It is a
place in which patriotism and Americanism are still regarded with
dignity and respect.
We help manage corporate and private
events, both large and small, provide
technical support, and ensure a quality
experience for your entire group. For
your professional development events, we
award nationally recognized Continuing
Education Units (CEUS) to your event
participants, in compliance with VCCS
standards.
Meeting Room
A fine selection of liquor, wines and beer, including the Globe &
Laurel’s own Leatherneck Lager is served.
For more information, please contact:
Major Rick Spooner (Ret.), Owner
Susan Sibenik, Banquet Manager
The Globe & Laurel Restaurant
3987 Jefferson Davis Hwy.
Stafford, VA 22554 ■ 703-221-5763
[email protected]
www.theglobeandlaurel.com
Meeting Room
Belleau Wood Room
Leatherneck Lounge
Quarterdeck
Hoover
Patio
# of people
Corporate Training Suites (2) 30 to 45 people each, or as
one room for 90 people
Executive Conference Center
24
Advanced Technology Labs
23 work stations
Interactive Video (2)
38 each
Sealy Auditorium
108
For more information, please contact:
Center for Workforce and Community Education
Germanna Community College
10000 Germanna Point Dr.
Fredericksburg, VA 22408
540-937-2916
www.germanna.edu/workforce/conference-and-event-facilities.asp
# of people
50
35
25
25
125
JAMES MONROE MUSEUM GARDEN
The Museum Garden is a beautiful and functional space for your
next special occasion. The garden’s intimate size (with a capacity
of around 50) makes it the perfect choice for the bride and groom
who want to celebrate their wedding in an elegant way that also
minimizes stress and expense; the family marking a special birthday,
reunion, or other event; or the group wishing to hold a small
reception or cocktail party.
For more information, please contact:
Adele Uphaus-Conner, Special Events Coordinator
James Monroe Museum and Memorial Library
908 Charles Street, Fredericksburg, VA 22401-5801
540-654-1123 ■ [email protected]
www.jamesmonroemuseum.org
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JEPSON ALUMNI EXECUTIVE CENTER
“Close by, worlds apart!”
Facility Specifications:
Amenities:
Meeting Room
Rectors’ Gallery
Rappahannock Grand Ballroom
BB&T Terrace
Mayo Courtyard
Minor Executive Board Room
Kalnen Inn
1st Floor (Parlor/Salon)
1st Floor + Porch
1st Floor + Porch/Fountain
Sq.Ft.
800
3,400
750
5,300
850
1,700
N/A
N/A
Theater
80
300
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—
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—
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Classrm
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*125
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—
—
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Recep.
80
450
125
500
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60
—
80
Banquet
40
220
60
**250
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20
40
60
Confer.
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45
—
—
40
10
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U-Sh. Holl.Sq.
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—
60
80
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—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
For more information, please contact:
Susan Mullane, Director of Operations
Jepson Alumni Executive Center
University of Mary Washington
1119 Hanover Street
Fredericksburg, VA 22401-5412
540-654-1172 ■ Fax: 540-654-1188
[email protected]
www.umw.edu/jepsonalumniexecutivecenter
– = Not applicable. N/A = Not available.
* = 125 classroom Seating Example requires rental of tables.
** = Courtyard banquet for up to 200 requires rental of tent.
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Located adjacent to the Fredericksburg campus of the University
of Mary Washington and close to I-95, Route 1, Route 3, the Jepson
Alumni Executive Center is a state-of-the art facility that combines
up-to-the-minute technology with the décor and ambience of a by-gone
era. The facility boasts a number of venues from the 3,400 square foot
Rappahannock Grand Ballroom, which will seat 220 guests, to the
Minor Board Room, where 24 guests may be seated at the conference
table and peripheral seating is available for another 16 guests, to the
The Jepson Alumni Executive Center continues a tradition of
lovely Kalnen Inn on Trench Hill, an enclave of elegance and comfort
gracious hospitality and service reminiscent of a bygone era.
for overnight guests using other space within the Center.
Two outdoor venues, the Mayo Courtyard with central fountain, and
■ 3,400 sq. ft. Ballroom–The Rappahannock Grand Ballroom
the BB&T Terrace adjacent to the ballroom complete the event space
■ 2 Meeting Rooms–Rectors’ Gallery and Minor Executive Board
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Room
Guests may enjoy access to the Poole Business Center located near the
■ 2 Out-of-doors Venues–The Mayo Courtyard and the BB&T Terrace
Minor Board Room. The business center is open 24 hours a day when
we have overnight guests. Available is high-speed wireless Internet
connectivity and a combined copier/fax machine.
■ Business center with copier, fax and high-speed Internet-accessible
The Jepson, offering full-service fine dining, is the perfect location
computers
for weddings, seminars, conferences, board meetings, receptions and
■ Complete range of audio-visual equipment for presentations, audio
more! Continental, served and buffet breakfasts are available as well as
recording, conference calling
served, buffet and box lunches, and served or buffet dinners. Cocktail
■ Fine in-house catering (please visit our website for menus with
receptions are especially popular.
pricing)
UNIQUE MEETING SITES
KENMORE INN
9 rooms
5 miles to Expo Center
Located in downtown Fredericksburg
Originally constructed in 1793, the Kenmore Inn offers
nine beautifully appointed guest rooms, an historic pub
and restaurant and is the perfect venue for a wedding,
reception and other special events.
Amenities:
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■
■
■
■
■
■
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Private bathrooms
Full breakfast
Complimentary coffee
all day
Complimentary sherry,
bottle water and cookies
Wireless internet
Telephones in each room
Cable TV in all guest
rooms
On-site restaurant
and pub
For more information, please contact:
Jacqueline Hartman
Kenmore Inn
1200 Princess Anne Street
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-371-7622 ■ Fax: 540-735-1772
[email protected] ■ www.kenmoreinn.com
Meeting Rm.
Garden
Mark Twain
Dining Room
LAVENDER HEIGHTS BED & BREAKFAST
LAKE ANNA WINERY
The B&B offers two sleeping rooms, two dining rooms and a living
room to accommodate small meetings, receptions, parties,
off-sites and retreats with extensive gardens for outdoor receptions
and office parties.
Lake Anna Winery is a family owned and operated winery in
Spotsylvania County. In addition to be able to taste a variety of
different wines Lake Anna Winery has a hall that accommodates 100
people for events. The hall features a fireplace and 18-foot ceilings
in a location surrounded by vineyards. Off-site catering, beer and
wine allowed. There is free parking on the premises.
Meeting Rm.
Hall
Sq.Ft. Dimensions Theater Classrm Banq.
724
19 x 39’
50
30
60
324
13 x 16’
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12
648
18 x 36’
25
50
50
Sq.Ft. Dimensions Ceiling Reception
2400 40’ x 60’
18’
100
For more information, please contact:
Eric Heidig, Owner
Lake Anna Winery
5621 Courthouse Road, Spotsylvania, VA 22551
540-895-5085 ■ Fax: 540-895-9749
[email protected]
www.lawinery.com
Amenities:
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Rooms offer King or Queen beds,
soaking tubs, luxury
accommodations
Hi-Def satellite television
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■
■
Free wi-fi
Off street parking
Catering available
For more information, please contact:
Jenny M. Holbert
Lavender Heights Bed and Breakfast
419 Forbes Street ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22405
540-361-4593 ■ Fax: 540-371-1357
[email protected]
www.fredericksburgvabedandbreakfast.com
Meeting Room Sq. Ft. Dimensions Theater Classrm
Dining Room
195
13’ x 15’
12
12
Sun Room
210
14’ x 15’
12
12
*B&B can accommodate 100 guests outside.
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LITTLEPAGE INN
PARAGON VILLAGE 12/SPLITSVILLE
Littlepage Inn, with its main house and farm office, east barn,
smokehouse-dairy, ice house, barn, stable and gardens, stands as a
remarkably well preserved example of an early 19th century Virginia
plantation. The historic significance and fine craftsmanship of the
house and dependencies have earned it a place on both the National
Register of Historic Places and the Virginia Landmarks Register.
All seven suites of the Inn may be reserved (9 bedrooms) of the
plantation house, granary, and east barn for a wedding, reunion, or
retreat.
Weddings are held outdoors in the gardens at the Inn. Tenting is
allowed.
Indoor facilities are available for small groups of 10 to 20. For large
groups a tent can be set up on the terrace adjoining the pool.
John Alexander, Site Manager
Littlepage Inn
15701 Monrovia Road, Mineral, VA 23117
800-248-1803 ■ 540-854-9861 ■ Fax: 540-854-7998
[email protected] ■ www.littlepage.com/
POTOMAC POINT VINEYARD AND WINERY
MARY WASHINGTON HOUSE
Potomac Point Vineyard & Winery
provides the perfect setting for any
event you care to host. Choose from
several venues around our grounds
that create the atmosphere you
would like to portray. Whether you
prefer an intimate dinner for two, a
dinner party for forty or a 250 guest
wedding–we can accommodate you.
For more information, please contact:
Chelsea Sparaco, Event Coordinator
Potomac Point Vineyard & Winery
275 Decatur Rd.■ Stafford, VA 22554
540-446-2250 ■ Fax: 540-658-9939
[email protected]
www.potomacpointwinery.com
Meeting Room
Sq. Ft.
Conference Room
260
Ballroom
3,600
Library
Barrel Room
1,200
Coyote Wine Room 300
The 18th century English-style garden, featuring a rectangular
grass lawn bordered with beds of appropriate flowers and
greenery is available for wedding ceremonies after 5 p.m.
Total guests and wedding party cannot exceed 100 people. A
changing room and twenty folding chairs are available for guest
seating. Other rentals must be made by the wedding party.
For more information, please contact:
Mary Washington House
1200 Charles Street ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-373-1569 ■ [email protected]
www.washingtonheritagemuseums.org
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20’ x 13’
82’ x 43’
30’ x 40’
14’ x 36’
12’
20’
18’
18’
12’
N/A
250
N/A
50
N/A
6
100
N/A
25
20
12
150
8
40
25
0
250
N/A
50
30
0
250
N/A
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Paragon Village 12 and Splistville is an upscale unique
entertainment venue, which opened in May 2010, with bowling
lanes, and movie theaters.
Splitsville has 16 luxury bowling lanes spread throughout the
restaurant that can be reserved for groups, corporate events,
team building, or reunions. Please see page 51 for a description
of the team building event.
Paragon Village 12 has 12 theaters all of which are available for
private showings, business presentations, corporate outings,
sporting events and more. All theaters have stadium seating with
Hi-Definition screens. The theaters can seat up to 299 people.
For more information, please contact:
Amanda Baird, Event Manager
Paragon Village 12/Splitsville
51 Towne Centre Blvd. ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22407
540-785-2695 ■ Fax: 540-785-6684
[email protected]
www.splitsvillelanes.com ■ www.village12.com
UNIQUE MEETING SITES
RICHARD JOHNSTON INN
9 rooms ■ 5 miles to Expo Center
Located in downtown Fredericksburg
The Richard Johnston Inn is a unique, upscale 18th century Inn.
It was built in 1770 by John Taylow, an architect and one of the
original signers of The Declaration of Independence. In the 1800’s,
the house served as the home of the mayor of Fredericksburg,
Richard Johnston, hence the name of the Inn. The Inn offers seven
beautifully decorated guest rooms and two suites.
Meeting Room Sq.Ft. Dimensions Theater Classrm Banq.
Dining Room
168
12’ x 14’
4-6
4-6
10
2 parlor rooms are also available upon request.
Amenities:
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■
■
■
■
■
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Private baths, jetted tubs
For more information,
Complimentary morning coffee please contact:
Complimentary breakfast
Bonnie DeLelys, Manager
High-speed wireless internet
Richard Johnston Inn
Cable TV, DVD and video
711 Caroline Street
library
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Fax, copier, laptop and printer 540-899-7606 ■ 877-557-0770
on premises
[email protected]
Shuttle service
www.therichardjohnstoninn.com
Complimentary brandy, water
Large, private off-street parking lot
RIVERSIDE CENTER CONFERENCE FACILITY
3 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
½ mile to Wingate Inn, Comfort Suites and Quality Inn
Amenities:
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■
■
■
■
■
Dinner Theater for 418
is part of the property
Ample free parking
Easy load-in/out
12’ ceilings
Permanent dance floors
In-house catering
Meeting Room
Concerto
Rhapsody
Riverside
Floor
Carpet/wood
Carpet/wood
Carpet/wood
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■
■
■
■
Wireless internet
Audio-visual equipment
Computer display and
video conferencing support
Quality vendor referrals
Experienced staff
Standing
Sq. Ft. Dimensions Ceiling Theater Classrm Recept. Banquet
2,520
4,740
7,500
60’ x 42’
60’ x 79’
60’ x 125’
12’
12’
12’
150
300
500
60
150
350
THE 1890 CAROLINE HOUSE
2 rooms and 1 suite
5 miles to Expo Center
Located in downtown Fredericksburg
Amenities:
High speed wireless internet
Phone in room
■ Complimentary breakfast
■ Fitness center
■ Free parking
For more information, please contact:
Bonnie DeLelys, Manager
1890 Caroline House
528 Caroline Street ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-899-7606 ■ 877-557-0770 ■ Fax: 540-899-6837
[email protected]
www.therichardjohnstoninn.com
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For more information please contact:
LaLana Roupas
Riverside Center Conference Facility
95 Riverside Parkway ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22406
540-604-9085 ■ Fax: 540-370-4304
[email protected] ■ www.riversidedt.com
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300
650
100
200
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ROCK HILL PLANTATION HOUSE
Welcome to Rock Hill Plantation House. Nestled in the gentle folds
of northwestern Stafford’s undulating countryside, the house and
grounds have all the advantages of a rural, pastoral setting yet remain
easily accessible to Interstate 95 and Route 17.
Inside the main house there is an antique furnished elegant master
suite set aside just for the bride to prepare herself for her special
day. Located within the grounds are three ponds and a 20 x 28 foot
gazebo, plus a tastefully appointed hall with a 20 x 60 foot veranda
overlooking a pool with fountain.
As we only book one event for any given day, you will never have to
share the property with other guests. In the true sense of Southern
hospitality, we want you to relax and feel free to sit on the porches
and watch the sun set over the pasture, or walk around the front under the shade of the large maple trees, or stroll down to the ponds to
be greeted by the ducks and geese. Our sincere goal is to make your
event something very special to remember.
■
30’ X 52’
20’ x 60’
130
130
■
Free parking
For more information, please contact:
Rev. William & Dr. Jo Anne Cannon
Rock Hill Plantation House
228 Rock Hill Church Road ■ Stafford, VA 22556
540-286-3131 ■ [email protected]
www.rockhillplantation.com
Standing
Sq. Ft. Dimensions Theater Reception Banquet
Embery Hall Carriage House 1,800
with attached Veranda
1,200
Combination of both
High speed wireless/wired internet
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STEVENSON RIDGE
Located a short drive from downtown Fredericksburg, Stevenson
Ridge is an 87-acre historical property that offers two unique
meeting spaces as well as overnight lodging in private cottages. Our
premier special event facility, The Lodge, has a distinctive charm
with its exposed antique posts and beams, 25’ cathedral ceiling, two
gas fireplaces and deck overlooking the pond. The rustic yet elegant
décor of salvaged wood and wrought-iron details perfectly suits its
rural setting. The venue is ideal for banquets, reunions, weddings
and larger meetings. Our Riddick Plantation House is a more
intimate space befitting events of up to 50 guests (seated) and 75
guests (cocktail-style). The Inn includes eight cottages dating back
to the 18th century ranging 1-2 bedrooms, with a maximum capacity
of 27 guests.
9 miles to downtown Fredericksburg
10 miles to the Expo Center
Facility Specifications:
8 cottages with a total of 15 sleeping rooms (includes sofa beds)
2 meeting rooms
Amenities:
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■
■
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High-speed wireless internet
Free parking
In-room iron, ironing board, hair
dryer, coffee maker, refrigerator,
toaster
Complimentary concierge service
Meeting Room
Riddick House Lodge
The Lodge
Sq. Ft. Dimensions Reception
75
4500
89’ x 48’
200
Stevenson Ridge
6901 Meeting Street
Spotsylvania, VA 22553
540-582-6263
Fax: 540-582-5640
[email protected]
www.stevensonridge.com
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Meeting Room
Amenities:
UNIQUE MEETING SITES
UNIVERSITY OF MARY WASHINGTON STAFFORD CAMPUS
The University of Mary Washington Stafford Campus is the
region’s Virginia Green premier
conference, education and training venue. This state-of-the-art
facility is conveniently located
3 miles from I-95 exit 133. The
campus features University
Hall (2,700+ square feet), 23
classrooms, 7 computer labs, a
videoconferencing theater featuring IP-based connectivity, two
conference rooms, and wireless
access throughout the complex.
To complement the facility it has
more than 600 parking spaces.
Amenities:
All classrooms are equipped are equipped with tables and chairs,
computer, projector, screen and white boards.
■ Complete range of audio-visual equipment.
■ Catering provided by the University catering services.
■
For more information, please contact:
Susan Lafayette, Event Manager
121 University Boulevard ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22406
540-286-8012 ■ Fax: 540-286-8110 ■ [email protected]
www.umw.edu/professionalregional
Meeting Room
University Hall
University Hall–Divider down
Classroom (23 available)
Computer Lab (7 available)
Video Conference Room
Sq. Ft.
2700
1100
550-750
800
750
Theater
275
100
24-32
24-30
28
Classrm
200
80
24-32
24-30
28
Recep Banquet
500
200
100
80
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UNIVERSITY OF MARY WASHINGTON
The Dining Room at Seacobeck Hall
The Fredericksburg Campus provides a unique setting for daytime
and residential meetings, conferences and special events during the
summer season. Venues include Dodd Auditorium, 1300 fixed seat
theater, athletic fields, classrooms and on-campus residence halls.
For booking information and details, visit http://president.umw.
edu/events/campus-event-venues, or call 540-654-1234.
An elegant banquet space
located on the Fredericksburg campus, the Dining
Room is a traditional
Southern-style hall suited
for dinners and wedding
receptions for as many as
180 guests. High ceilings,
Palladian windows, ornate
woodwork, and molding
set this dining room apart.
For booking information,
please visit http://president.umw.edu/events/
campus-event-venues, or
call 540-654-1930.
University Galleries
Presenting excellent locations for events of up to 150 guests, the University Galleries feature exhibitions brought from museums around
the country and drawn from the University’s permanent collection of
more than 5,000 artworks. Availability of the Galleries is contingent
on contractual agreements with loaning institutions. For booking
information and details, please visit www.galleries.umw.edu or call
540-654-1013.
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The Ridderhof Martin Gallery (left) and Seacobeck Hall (above)
accommodate large groups in elegant surroundings on the
University of Mary Washington campus.
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TEAM BUILDING
Here’s how it works:
Your group will enjoy a customized tour with licensed
battlefield guides, experiencing one of America’s famous
battlefield/historical landmarks from the ground level in
Fredericksburg, VA, just as the officers and soldiers did.
Following the tour, your group will convene in a workshop
session to dissect and discuss the various aspects of the battle
or event – What went right, what went wrong, what could have
been done differently – all related back in terms of the business
application to your organization – helping to move your team
forward. This is the ultimate in interactive learning!
Contact Training for Winners or the Fredericksburg Regional
Tourism Partnership today to learn more from the lessons of
history. As the saying goes, “We should learn from the mistakes
of history, lest we are doomed to repeat them.”
Gary R. Hernbroth
Chief Motivating Officer
Training for Winners
1125 Sunshine Circle ■ Danville, CA 94506
Office: 925-736-9392 ■ Cell: 925-588-1525
www.trainingforwinners.com
PARAGON VILLAGE 12/SPLITSVILLE–The team building event
consists of a bowling game called Crazy Bowl designed by Splitsville.
Crazy Bowl has up to 8 people per team and offers a variety of
different bowling challenges.
GARY HERNBROTH BATTLEFIELDS TO BUSINESS
America’s battlefields and historic landmarks–hallowed ground
where destinies were created and great struggles took place–are
more than just vacant fields, marble statues, and preserved military
artifacts. They all contain important lessons for today’s generation
to learn from. This unique program allows your organization to pull
those lessons from the battlefield and apply them to your business or
organization.
Surprisingly, many aspects of America’s historic battles bear
similarities to the challenges facing businesses today: The role
of leadership & command, communication, planning, execution,
supply, responsibilities, teamwork, support, working through crises,
dealing with “shift happens,” overcoming obstacles and adversity,
proper use of resources, etc.
“Battlefields-to-Business,” developed by Gary Hernbroth, Chief
Motivating Officer of Training for Winners in conjunction with Scott
Walker of Hallowed Ground Tours, affords your group a hands-on,
interactive experience like no other, combining the benefits of a
“you-are-there” feeling of history with the urgency of today’s
business challenges.
Please contact us for other team building adventures.
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Weddings & Reunions
Let the Fredericksburg area make your next reunion the historic event
that everyone will always remember. Our impressive list of military
personnel who spent a considerable amount of time here, include
favorite son, General George Washington, who grew up here, and
General Robert E. Lee and General Ulysses S. Grant who met here
during the Civil War. We’d like to add your name to this distinguished
guest list.
Located just 50 miles south of Washington, D.C., the Fredericksburg
area offers you all the conveniences of the big city without the price
tag. A day trip into D.C. is easy on a modern motorcoach. There’s also
plenty of options for sightseeing right in the area. Please see page 1-4
and pages 9-20 for a complete list of sites and suggested itineraries.
Let us help you in planning your most memorable reunion ever. Call
us so we can prepare welcome packets for your registration table.
ENTERTAINMENT
Honor America Corps
The Rappahannock Assembly #1613 Knights of Columbus has
instituted an Honor America Program to reinforce, through education
and by example, a deeper comprehension and broader knowledge of
the heritage and traditions represented by the flags of our nation.
Living History
Helen Marler of the Living History Company will re-create Mrs. Jane
Beale born in Fredericksburg, VA on July 18, 1815. Listen as she tells
the story of “The Language of the Fan” and the proper etiquette of the
19th century.
Rappahannock Colonial Heritage Society
The RCHS, Inc. can offer your group the following
activities:
■ 18th century English country dancing
■ 18th century clothing demonstrations and lectures
■ Games of colonial Virginia
THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE MARINE CORPS
SAMPLE ITINERARY
Day One:
Arrival and Registration
Hospitality room opens
Day Two: National Museum of the Marine Corps
Lunch at the Tun Tavern or Mess Hall
Tour of Quantico Marine Corps Base
Rest/Dinner on your own
Candlelight tour of the Rising Sun Tavern OR
Rest/Dinner and show at the Riverside Dinner Theater
Day Three: Tour of Historic Downtown Fredericksburg
■ 14 minute video at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center
■ Trolley Tour
■ Lunch in downtown on your own
■ Pick up tour guide for guided riding tour of
the Civil War Battlefields
Return to hotel to rest
Dinner banquet at the host hotel or at the Globe &
Laurel Restaurant
Day Four: Depart
The National Museum of the Marine Corps, is a state-of-the-art
museum detailing the Marine’s contributions to the American
people. Located only twenty minutes to the north, the museum can
host an event amidst historic military artifacts in a state-of-the-art
facility capable of hosting large sit-down dinners (850 guests) in the
gallery to intimate dinner parties (10 to 60 guests) on the Overlook.
An award winning chapel is available for weddings, memorials or
christenings. A skilled catering and event planning staff can assist
you with arranging your dining event or wedding ceremony.
For more information, please contact:
Pam Dodson
18900 Jefferson Davis Highway
Triangle, VA 22172
703-649-2350
[email protected] ■ www.usmcmuseum.org
SPOUSE ACTIVITIES IN THE FREDERICKSBURG AREA
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Enjoy a Trolley Tour and lunch on the “City of Fredericksburg”
river cruise.
■ Cooking classes and demonstrations
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Capacity: Leatherneck Gallery 850
Overlook 60
Themed Restaurants 49-120
Chapel 144
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Visit the gardens at Gari Melchers Home and Studio at Belmont,
Chatham Manor, Kenmore, the Mary Washington House, the Hugh
Mercer Apothecary Shop and George Washington’s Ferry Farm.
■
A behind the scenes tour of Historic Kenmore, the home of George
Washington's sister.
Candlelight tour of the Rising Sun Tavern.
High Tea at Pinkadilly Tea Room or Tea Tyme & What Nots.
Lunch time matinee at the Riverside Dinner Theater.
Art galleries, antique shops and over 18 blocks of shopping in
Downtown Fredericksburg.
■ Elizabeth Monroe’s jewels at James Monroe Museum.
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FAMILY REUNIONS
The Fredericksburg area is the perfect place to reconnect with your
family. Here you can rediscover your roots, as you encounter the
richness of the American experience and walk in the footsteps of
presidents and generals. George Washington, who came to the area as
a young child, left an indelible presence, as did the Civil War, a story
that is told on the battlefields as well as through the personal stories
of the slaves and local citizenry.
Experience a menagerie of attractions, beautiful gardens, an
abundance of recreation and one-of-a-kind dining. Shop in the
boutiques and quaint specialty stores of Old Town or check out the
latest fashions at the modern mall and shopping centers. The
region boasts numerous park facilities with picnic shelter, grills,
playgrounds and abundant green space for all your family activities.
Come to the Fredericksburg area for the “Timeless” experience that
awaits you.
Visitor packets available!
Let us help you welcome your
guests to the Fredericksburg area by
providing complimentary visitor
packets for your registration table.
Please give Kimberly Herbert a call
at 1-540-372-1216 or
1-800-260-3646 or contact her at
[email protected]
to reserve a quantity. We look
forward to hearing from you.
WEDDINGS
Showcasing beautiful natural landscapes and an abundance of historical sites,
the Fredericksburg area provides a wondrous backdrop for weddings and special
occasions. Whether you’re looking for a grand, state of the art event venue for your
wedding location, or a charming inn for a small family celebration, the region
offers a host of possibilities, with year-round appeal. Trolleys and horse-drawn
carriages are available.
The Fredericksburg Regional Tourism Partnership can assist you in planning the
wedding that is everything you dreamed it would be. Kimberly Herbert can help
find the right location for your ceremony or reception based on your wishes,
provide a list of reputable vendors in the area and put together welcome packets
for your out of town guests. Contact Kimberly at 1-800-260-3646 or
[email protected]
Photo at left: A wedding at Potomac Point Winery in Stafford County.
At bottom: A wedding at Stevenson Ridge in Spotsylvania County. Bottom left: Wedding
at Mary Washington House.
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GOLF
Amenities:
A GOLF CONCIERGE SERVICE FOR BUSY MEETING
PLANNERS
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Looking to add the perfect recreational activity for your meeting?
Then consider golf! There are several options available to you,
including planning services for mini or large tournaments for busy
meeting planners unfamiliar with the area. We can match you to
the ideal golf course according to your needs and then plan your
tournament and the payments process for those that opt in for
this activity. We offer a convenient MY TRIP online tracking and
payments feature that allows you to view ‘real time’ participation
throughout the process.
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Stonewall Jackson
GAUNTLET GOLF CLUB
The accolades for this truly remarkable golf course just keep coming.
The Rick Jacobson designed Augustine Golf Course was carved from
the gentle rolling hills of Stafford County. Its green fairways provide
dramatic contrast to the natural pine, hardwood forest and wildlife
that call Augustine home.
Located just 30 miles from the Washington Beltway, golfers will find
a country club atmosphere awaits them from the valet bag drop to
the impeccable conditions.
Amenities:
1 meeting room ■ Experienced banquet staff ■ Projection screen and
projector ■ Vendor referral services ■ In-house catering and linens
service ■ High-speed wireless/wired internet ■ Complimentary coffee
For more information please contact:
Virginia Giles, Director of Sales & Activities ■ Gauntlet Golf Club
18 Fairway Drive ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22406
540-752-0963 ■ Fax: 540-752-7829
[email protected] ■ www.golfgauntlet.com
Augustine Golf Club specializes in corporate outings. We host
groups ranging from tee times to full field shotguns any time of the
day, week, or year. Regardless of the size, mission, or time of your
event, each outing receives our full tournament services package.
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Augustine offers a full range of banquet services. Our beautiful
A-frame chalet style clubhouse seats 120 people banquet style and
full service restaurant capabilities enable us to handle any type
of function to include weddings, bar mitzvahs, rehearsal dinners,
Christmas parties, luncheons, reunions and meetings.
LEE’S HILL GOLF CLUB
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Unparalleled Value for the True Golf Enthusiast–Players of Lee’s Hill
Golf Club enjoy a caliber of golfing excellence that few communities
can match. Our championship golf course has been crafted by Bill
Love, one of the most sought-after names in golf course design. With
18 holes draped across lush Virginia forests and natural wetlands,
whose subtleties make each shot unique, you’ll find endless variety
and a rewarding challenge awaiting you on each green.
Wireless microphone and podium
Fireplace
Overhead projector and screen
DJ referral service
Dance floor
For more information, please contact:
Don Ryalls, Director, Tournaments and Sales
Augustine Golf Club
76 Monument Drive ■ Stafford, VA 22554
540-720-7374 ■ Fax: 540-720-6381
[email protected] ■ www.golfaugustine.com
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CANNON RIDGE GOLF CLUB
Cannon Ridge Golf Club...words synonymous with excellence and
perfection. Cannon Ridge was a dream created by a man famous for
his vision, Deane Beman. Take that vision and combine it with the
perfect piece of land, and you get Cannon Ridge Golf Club. A ballroom is featured for the most elegant affairs. Factor in the historical
significance of the property and you have the premier golf destination
in the Mid-Atlantic.
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The experienced staff at The Gauntlet Golf Club in Fredericksburg
welcomes the opportunity to share with you our impressive banquet
facilities. You will find that our facility is one of the most picturesque
settings in Fredericksburg, located less than 20 miles from I-95.
Our clubhouse features panoramic views of the beautiful Gauntlet Golf
Course, located within the picturesque setting of Curtis Memorial Park
in Stafford County, Virginia. The Twilight Room will accommodate
banquets, meetings, and parties up to 150 people. You’ll love our outside
terrace, whih provides additional seating for guests to enjoy the outdoors. Our experienced staff welcomes the opportunity to provide you
with a customized service to fit your needs.
AUGUSTINE GOLF CLUB
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Carpet 3,000
Carpet 220
For more information please contact:
Cannon Ridge Golf Club
9000 Celebrate Virginia Pkwy. ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22406
540-735-8000 ■ Fax: 540-735-8029 ■ www.golfcannonridge.com
If you are not holding a tournament, but want to offer individualized
matching to golf courses during your meeting or convention, we can
assist any foursome or more. As the golf receptive operator for the
Greater Fredericksburg area, Genesis Golf Trips offers individualized
attendee golf services including the actual booking of tee times.
Call: 1-877-788-8133 or visit www.GolfFred.com
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2 meeting rooms
Stately 3,000 sq ft Ballroom (Commonwealth Hall)
220 sq ft Conference Room (Stonewall Library)
Large porches overlooking golf course, suitable for cocktails
Ample, on-site parking accommodations
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Design and fabrication of custom tournament signs for sponsorship
representation
Complimentary Coffee Station ■ Microphone and podium
Outdoor pavilion has lights, electricity and tented sides if needed.
This pavilion can seat 80 comfortably with a buffet service set up.
Please note only 6 ft long tables available.
Catered affairs are welcome and will be charged a pavilion rental fee.
Meeting Room
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Outdoor Pavilion 1200 30’ x 40’ Tented
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For more information, please contact:
Cynthia Sankey, Director of Sales & Membership Services
Lee’s Hill Golf Club
10200 Old Dominion Pkwy. ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22408
540-891-0111 ■ Fax: 540-891-5258
[email protected] ■ www.leeshillgc.com
OTHER SERVICES
Conference Services
Motorcoach Services
Whether it’s a restaurant with meeting space or a reception venue,
we have lots of possibilities. Please contact our office for suggestions. We are here to make you successful!
Martz Group
10411 Hall Industrial Dr. ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22408
540-898-6959, 1-800-777-6902
Full service maintenance, exterior wash, interior clean,
full lavatory service.
Contact James Coleman ■ www.martzgroup.com
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Provides printed material to attendees with information on dining,
shops and local attractions
Provides local vendor and supplier list
Obtains pricing based on planner’s specs
Provides a welcome letter from local official
Provides images via pressroom on VisitFred.com
Provides a DVD on Fredericksburg
Provides editorial copy for promotional use
Arranges pre- and post-convention meetings
Assists with planning of:
■ Events at non-traditional venues
■ Sightseeing tours
Check out the
■ Themed events
Meeting
Planning Toolkit
■ Entertainment
at
www.MeetatFred.com
■ Tour guide services
Location description, images, logo,
■ Ground transportation
and much more for your use.
■ Day trips
Motorcoach Charters
D and B Bus, Inc. and
Quick’s Commuter & Charter Service
41 RV Pkwy., Falmouth, VA 22405
47and 55 passenger coaches
540-373-6027 ■ 1-800-572-4044 ■ Fax: 540-886-3560
[email protected] ■ [email protected]
Contact: Mona Seaman, Jason Quick ■ www.quicksbus.com
L.W. Transportation, Inc.
2204 Airport Avenue ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22401
703-955-7801 ■ 1-888-215-8023 ■ Fax: 703-955-7815
25, 29, 47 & 55 passenger coaches. HP & SUV SDN,
DVD/VCR/Satellite Verizon Communication.
Contact: Beth Forsht ■ Pres.: Larry Williams
[email protected] ■ www.lw-transportation.com
Martz Group
10411 Hall Industrial Dr. ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22408
540-898-6959 ■ 1-800-777-6902 ■ Fax: 540-898-2675
55 passenger coaches equipped with web-enabled GPS,
VCR/DVD, Nextel communications, wheelchair accessible/ADA
compliant
Contact: Sandra Marsh
[email protected] ■ www.martzgroup.com
American Disabilities Act
The Fredericksburg region complies with the provisions of the American Disabilities Act. An individual with a disability who wishes to
request an accommodation may contact Fredericksburg Regional
Tourism Partnership at 540-372-1216.
Additional Transportation Options
Anytime Limousines, LLC
225 Industrial Court ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22408
Luxury sedans, SUV 4x4, stretch limousines, 16-18 passengers
SUV limousines, 22 passenger shuttle bus
Contact: Kenny Blaney
540-412-9025 ■ 540-710-LIMO
www.anytimelimova.com
Fredericksburg Limousine
2201 Lafayette Blvd. ■ Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-899-6150 ■ 1-888-565-3262
Stretch limousines, luxury sedans, stretch SUV’s
18 & 21 passenger coaches, 11 passenger vans, shuttle vans and
buses.
Contact: Charles Randall
www.fredericksburglimo.com
FREDERICKSBURG REGIONAL TOURISM PARTNERSHIP
Fredericksburg Department of
Economic Development and Tourism
Trolley Tours of Fredericksburg, Inc.
540-898-0737
Capacities range from 21 to 35 people each.
Maximum combined passenger capacity is 154.
Contact: Nancy Wimmer
[email protected] ■ www.frecericksburgtrolley.com
706 Caroline Street
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-372-1216
Toll Free: 800-260-3646
Fax: 540-372-6587
in cooperation with
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OTHER SERVICES
Spotsylvania County
Department of Economic Development & Tourism
Stafford County
Department of Economic Development & Tourism
Again
Come back
We hope that this guide has been helpful in
planning your next group tour or meeting.
Come back again and again to enjoy our
town in new and different ways each visit.
Fredericksburg Regional Tourism is a proud
member of the following organizations:
EDITABLE TYPE VERSON
INTERNATIONAL
MOTOR COACH
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The Historic Spotsylvania County Courthouse (left)
battered during the Civil War, is restored with the
original columns.
Fredericksburg Regional
Tourism Partnership
706 Caroline Street
Fredericksburg, Virginia 22401
540-372-1216 ■ 1-866-405-3046
Fax: 540-372-6587
www.VisitFred.com
[email protected]
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