Loudoun County has a variety of things to do and see throughout the year, no matter the weather. You'll find below some informative websites that will detail the fairs, concerts, races and other events that occur during the year.
Be sure to check out some of the 24 county-owned parks: Ashburn Park; Briar Patch Park; Claude Moore Park; CountrySide Park; Franklin Park; Greg Crittenden Memorial Park; Harper Park; Lucketts Community Park; Nell Boone Park; Potomac Lakes Sportplex; Trailside Park; Woodgrove Park; and Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve. For more detailed information visit Loudoun County's Parks, Recreation and Community Services
Golf enthusiasts, whether you are a pro or just beginning, have many golf courses available to them in Loudoun County. The following are some of the courses you can choose from: Algonkian Regional Park; Brambleton Regional Park; Goose Creek Golf Club; Lansdowne Resort & Golf Club; Loudoun Golf & Country Club; Lowes Island Club; South Riding Golfers Club; Stoneleigh Golf Club; and Westpark Golf Course. Please call our golf specialist Marti Clayton - she can give you the most up-to-date information on golf course communities in Loudoun. Check out her website!
Wineries are enjoying growth as well, with two more vineyards opening their doors. You?ll enjoy some of the regions medal-producing wines at the following vineyards:
Breaux Vineyards
Hillsboro 540-668-6299
Chrysalis Vineyards
Middleburg 540-687-8666
Hidden Brook Winery
703-737-3935
Lost Creek Winery
703-4439836
Loudoun Valley Vineyards
Waterford 540-882-3375
Swedenburg Estate Vineyard
Middleburg 540-687-5219
Tarara Winery
Leesburg 703-771-7100
Willowcroft Farm Winery
Leesburg 703-777-8161
Windham Winery
Hillsboro 540-668-6464
Please visit Virginia Wines for more details of Loudoun County and Virginia wineries.
Loudoun County also has a vast number of historic sites. Below are a few of the many that attract visitors from near and far.
* Dodona Manor: In Leesburg, this is the home of statesman and soldier George C. Marshall, army chief of staff in WWII and author of the Marshall Plan.
* Goose Creek Bridge: Located west of Middleburg, this is the longest stone-arch span in Virginia. Built in 1803-05.
* Loudoun Museum: A new Civil War exhibit ?Road to Antietam? has expanded this museum?s artifacts and displays. You?ll also find available walking tours of Leesburg centering on African-American history, Revolutionary War and the Civil War.
* Morven Park: Beautiful, historic mansion with carriage museum, extensive gardens and grounds. Home to two governors, the house dates back to 1760. Picnic areas and facilities are available.
* Oatlands Plantation: Built in 1803. Beautifully maintained historic home south of Leesburg.
You'll probably work up an appetite, so check out Loudoun County's premier guide, www.loudouncounty.com (access link below), for an up-to-date list of dining options. The county has a wide range of eateries, from fast-food to five-star dining. Some highlights include:
> Tuscarora Mill, American cuisine, Leesburg 703-771-9300
> Lightfoot, contemporary American/Continental, Leesburg 703771-2233
> Candelora's at the Purcellvile Inn, Italian, 540-338-2075
> L'Auberge Chez Francois, French/Alsatian, Great Falls, 703-759-3800
Visit the links below for more information on these and other interesting things to do and see in Loudoun County!
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