Aquia Landing Park
…and John Washington were among the 10,000 enslaved people who traveled through Aquia Landing on their escape route to freedom. Contact: Stafford Parks & Recreation (540) 658-5019 Admission: Free for…
Get Outside in Stafford!
…Aquia Landing Park is rich in outdoor recreation and steeped in history. Aquia Landing Park is a destination of the Civil War Trails and the Trail to Freedom Trail. If…
Attractions
…VA 22554 Website Aquia Landing Park 5406585019 2846 Brooke Road, Stafford, VA 22554 Website Virtual Tour Aquia Pines Camp Resort 540-659-3447 3071 Richmond Hwy Stafford, VA 22554 Website Augustine Golf…
Black History & African American Heritage in Stafford
…and John Washington (A Slave No More). Aquia Landing now presents a scenic view on the banks of Aquia Creek with pavilions for rent and interpretive Trail to Freedom signs….
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Stafford’s Outdoor Itinerary
…own FXBG Axe throwing facility for a fun experience. Watch the breathtaking sunset at Aquia Landing Park. This site was once the end of the Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad…
Best Western Aquia – Quantico
…outdoor activities including golf at one of many nearby golf courses, fishing and boating at Aquia Landing or hiking at Government Island and picnics at Widewater and Leesylvania State Parks….
Fishing
…Fishing Spots in Stafford Abel Reservoir 5406584871 665 Kellogg Mill Rd, Fredericksburg, VA 22406 Website Aquia Harbour Marina 540-659-4232 1415 Washington Drive, Stafford, VA 22554 Website Aquia Landing Park 5406585019…
Duff McDuff Green Memorial Park
…Rappahannock River. Small Dog Park is for dogs 30 lbs and under. Large Dog Park is for dogs 31 lbs and up. Duff’s Dog Park will be open to the…
Chichester Park
Stafford’s Chichester Park opened in 2014 and is a great place for groups to host tournaments, games, or practices. This park is adjacent to major transportation thoroughfares providing easy access…
Saint Clair Brooks Park
…Brooks Park, and John Lee Pratt Park), basketball courts, sand volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, a skate park, playground equipment, one 60/70’ lighted diamond field, and one 90’ baseball field, as…
Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania National Military Park
…Shrine. The park encompasses over 8,000 acres making it one of the largest military park in the world. There is no fee to visit the park. Closed on Thanksgiving Christmas…
Curtis Memorial Park
Curtis Memorial Park is located in Hartwood where athletes and spectators have plenty of room to move. This park includes lake access, an outdoor swimming pool, fishing, disc golf, horseshoe…
Discover African-American History around every corner in Stafford County, Virginia
…foot, by wagon, and rail through Stafford County, Virginia. Take the driving or walking tour and see where self-emancipating freedom seekers bravely crossed the river, traveled through Stafford’s Aquia Landing,…
Aquia Episcopal Church
The Historic Aquia Church is one of the oldest active colonial churches still in operation in America today, and is designated a National Historic Landmark. Built between 1751-1757, Aquia Church…
John Lee Pratt Park
…sports, special events, and activities. Looking for the perfect spot to play some disc golf? Look no further than John Lee Pratt Park. This park is a top choice for…
Aquia Harbour Golf
The best kept secret of Stafford, Virginia. The Aquia Harbour Golf Course is a beautifully developed and maintained nine-hole golf course with alternate tees and pin placements for the back…
Duff’s Dog Park
…the Rappahannock River. -Small Dog Park is for dogs 30 lbs and under. -Large Dog Park is for dogs 31 lbs and up. Duff’s Dog Park will be open to…
Aquia Harbour Marina
Aquia Harbour maintains a 136-slip Marina with 4 miles of dredged waterways leading to the Potomac River. Channels are 5′ deep (mean low tide) in the man-made upper channels and…
Stafford Civil War Park
This 41-acre park tells the story of the Army of the Potomac’s Winter Encampment in 1863. More than 135,000 soldiers occupied Stafford County while their new commander, General Joseph Hooker…