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Places of Interest

A full list of Loudoun County attractions and accommodations and events can be found at the Loudoun Convention and Visitors Association website.

Great Country Farms

Great Country Farms is a 200 acre working farm situated at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains outside the village of Bluemont, VA. Great Country Farms offers produce as well as the farm experience to its customers. The farm itself is the main attraction with sprawling fields farm animal barnyard, open skies and plenty of old-fashioned hospitality.

Blue Ridge Center

The Blue Ridge Center for Environmental Stewardship is a place where farming, nature, and history converge to show the connections between people and the natural world. 894 acres are home to deep woods and streams, a working farm, wildflower meadows, historic farmsteads, apiaries, wildlife and farm animals. Visitors can hike trails, pick flowers, buy fresh produce and attend workshop. Open daily dawn to dusk. Free

W & OD Trail

The 100-foot wide Washington and Old Dominion Railroad Regional Park (W&OD) is one of the skinniest parks in the commonwealth of Virginia, but also one of the longest — 45 miles in length. The W&OD takes its name from the railroad whose trains ran along the right-of-way from 1859 until 1968. The first (or last) stop on the trail is located in Downtown Purcellville.

Towns and Villages of Loudoun County

Towns and Villages of Loudoun County Historic. Charming. Unique. Loudoun County's seven incorporated towns and numerous villages each have their own character. No visit to Loudoun County is complete without a visit to one or more of our signature towns and villages. Franklin Park Arts Center is less than a half hour drive from Lovettsville, Middleburg, Bluemont, Waterford, and Leesburg and just minutes from Round Hill and Purcellville.

Virginia National Golf Club

Virginia National Golf Club is open to the public, located in Bluemont, VA, just minutes from the Arts Center. Designed by renowned architect Jerry Matthews, the course accentuates and amplifies the beauty of the natural terrain. Set between the scenic Shenandoah River and the foothills of Blue Ridge Mountains, Virginia National is heralded as the only golf course in America with seven holes set upon the Shenandoah River providing over three miles of unobstructed river vistas.