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32Destination Restaurants
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10Northern Loudoun
50Shopping
61Farms & Farmers Markets
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Contents4 How To Use Visitor Guide
5 Wine Country
8 Beer/Spirits/Cider
— REGIONS
10 Northern Loudoun
14 Eastern Loudoun
18 Central Loudoun
22 Southern Loudoun
28 Western Loudoun
— DINING
32 Destination Restaurants
46 Local Favorites
48 Events & Festivals
50 Shopping
51 Spas
52 Weddings
53 Arts
54 History
56 Hunt Country
57 Outdoors & Recreation
60 Sports
61 Farms & Farmers Markets
63 Group & Team Building
64 Meetings
65 Tours & Transportation
— A-Z LISTINGS
66 Accommodations
69 Wine, Beer, Spirits
71 Dining
76 Things to Do
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4 – VISITLOUDOUN.ORG
How To Use The Visitor Guide
How to Use the Visitor Guide
The story of Loudoun includes a thriving wine industry, an emerging craft brewery scene and foods from
farms that have been producing for generations. Here, outdoor adventure awaits, history is ready to be
retold and fantastic family fun is just around the corner.
Allow this brochure to guide you along winding roads and up mountainsides, past horse farms and historic
estates and beside miles of stacked stone fences. Each region in Loudoun offers a unique experience, which
is why this guide divides the county into five distinct geographical sections. Northern, Eastern, Central,
Southern and Western Loudoun provide a wealth of opportunities to explore. Within each section you will
find inspiration on accommodations, dining, and activities.
Beyond the regional sections you will find more detailed information on topics ranging from outdoor
recreation and shopping, to weddings and group activities. Whatever brings you to Loudoun, this guide
will keep you informed every step of the way.
Within the guide you will find a map highlighting the most significant points of interest for a traveler. Use this
guide and map to plan your trip, or just to reference along the way if you are more of the spontaneous type.
Loudoun County
REGIONS
Western
Loudoun
Central
Loudoun
Northern
Loudoun
Southern
Loudoun Eastern
Loudoun

Wine Country
V
irginia’s rich wine history dates back more than four
centuries; it was in 1984 when Loudoun welcomed its
first winery – Willowcroft Farm Vineyards. Lew Parker
planted the first grapes for Willowcroft in 1981 on the
slopes of his farm that, in the 1800s, were successfully planted with
orchards. Loudoun’s fertile soil and temperate climate proved fruitful
and soon after, other winemakers followed in his footsteps.
DC’s Wine Country
Today, Loudoun is home to more
than 40 wineries and is one of the
premier wine regions along the
East Coast. Known as DC’s Wine
Country® due to its proximity to
the nation’s capital, Loudoun’s
wineries are nestled on the rolling
countryside, along winding roads
and between horse farms and
historic estates.
Explore
During a visit to Loudoun’s wine
country, experience Virginia
varietals, surprising blends
and dessert wines, indulge in
food pairings, stroll through
the vineyards and strike up a
conversation with winemakers
crafting award-winning wines.
Our boutique-style wineries
thrive on creating an intimate and
relaxing experience for visitors
Wine Country

Wine Country
and our winemakers believe
wine tasting is as personal as
winemaking. Many wineries also
host special events year-round
that range from live music and
educational seminars to hands-on
activities where visitors can pick
grapes or even try their hand at
winemaking.
Stay
While in Loudoun, visit a winery
or two in one of the regions
outlined in this guide or hop in
the car and take off on one of
Loudoun’s scenic country roads
to experience wines from various
regions and terrain. Visitors can
also explore wine country by
joining one of the guided tours
by bike, limousine, bus or sedan
charter. With so many wineries
to explore, we suggest staying
overnight in one of Loudoun’s
hotels, resorts or Bed & Breakfasts
in order to split winery visits over
two or more days.
Additional Information
For current hours and directions,
please contact the wineries
directly. Wineries can also
provide additional information on
pet policies, picnics and group
events. If you plan to visit with a
group of six or more, please call
the winery to confirm it’s policy
and make a reservation.
For more information on accommodations, wineries and events, visit
VisitLoudoun.org. Turn to page 69-70 for winery listings, or reference
the regional sections for more information.
Bluemont Vineyard
Loudoun’s
Popular
Varietals
Chardonnay: A medium to
full-bodied dry white wine
with fruit characters of citrus,
apples, pear, or tropical.
Cabernet Franc: A medium
bodied red wine known for
its spiciness and herbal
characters.
Norton: A native Virginia
grape that is dark in color and
its fruity flavors may include
plums and tart cherries.
Viognier: The signature wine
grape for Virginia has more
natural aromatics compared
to Chardonnay including
notes of peach, pears, violets.
Blends: The art of the
winemaker is often shown in
a blend of different grapes
just as a chef would use
different spices. Ask about
the grapes used when tasting
these special wines.
Other varieties: Cabernet
Sauvignon, Chambourcin,
Merlot, Malbec, Petit Verdot,
Riesling, Tanat, Traminette,
White Bordeaux.
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Beer/Spirits/Cider
L
oudoun gets a lot of attention for its wine culture, but the
players from the other side of the beverage aisle are starting
to make some noise of their own. The craft beer scene is
exploding in Loudoun, with a handful of breweries offering
intimate experiences with the brewers who produce small batch,
hand-crafted beers. Helping with the growth of the industry will be the
completion of the mid-Atlantic’s first commercial-scale hops processing
facility in Lucketts. The facility greatly increases the capability of
Loudoun brewers to sustain growth and access Virginia hops locally.
Farm Breweries
The rise of Loudoun breweries
in many ways mirrors that of
the wineries. The most notable
trend in Loudoun brewing is the
growth of farm breweries. These
establishments that harness their
own crops for beer production
truly revolutionize the farm to
growler concept. New county
regulations opened up the
industry, and the expansion
shows no signs of slowing down.
Strong Roots
Old Dominion Brewing
Company began the craft brew
scene in Loudoun in 1989. The
company gave its start to many
of the local brewers who are
producing quality beers today.
Now, one of Loudoun’s longest
running breweries, Lost Rhino
Brewing Company in Ashburn,
is set to expand with Lost Rhino
Retreat, a new brewery and
restaurant located in Brambleton.
Newcomers
Northern Virginia is where
Southern hospitality begins, and
the beer industry is leading the
way by welcoming new comers
to the scene. The recent beer
boom has been noticed by a few
of Loudoun’s neighbors to the
Beer/Spirits/Cider
Turn to page 70 for breweries,
distilleries, and cideries, or
reference the regional sections
for more information.
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Catoctin Creek DistilleryOld Ox Brewing
Ocelot Brewing

Beer/Spirits/Cider
Experience the Authentic.
W I N E R Y & V I N E YA R D S
GREENHILL
Open Daily: Noon ‘til Sunset
23595 Winery Lane
Middleburg, VA 20117
540.687.6968
GreenhillVineyards.com
north, with both Flying Dog of
Maryland, and Victory Brewing
Company from Pennsylvania
joining the scene and opening
up locations in Loudoun.
On Top of Our Grain
Beer and wine isn’t for everyone,
but luckily Loudoun has more to
offer than that. Catoctin Creek
Distillery produces award-
winning spirits from the town of
Purcellville at the first distillery
in the county since prohibition.
Celebrated owners Scott and
Becky Harris are happy to pour
a flight featuring their popular
Roundstone Rye.
A Cider a Day Keeps
the Doctor Away
Corcoran Hard Cider in
Waterford and Mt. Defiance
Cidery and Distillery in
Middleburg lead the charge
for the Loudoun cideries. As
with everything in Loudoun,
expect handcrafted perfection.
If you are looking to try
something different, Mr.
Defiance’s Ginger Cider, and
the PoPo Peach from Corcoran
are exceptional choices.
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Mt. Defiance Cidery and Distillery Mt. Defiance Cidery and Distillery

Northern Loudoun
N
orthern Loudoun stretches
from the fertile banks of the
Potomac down to Route 7
on its southern border. Here
you will find cozy towns tucked away down
winding country roads, and incredible vistas
overlooking the river. If you like the finer
things in life, you can find championship
golf and world-class wine. If a slower pace
is more of your liking, the historic village of
Waterford will transport you to a simpler
time and place.
Northern LOUDOUN
The Vineyards & Winery at Lost Creek
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Northern Loudoun
To explore Northern Loudoun, take
historic Route 15 north from the
county seat of Leesburg. This road
is a scenic two-lane highway, lined
with farms and houses, rolling
fields and mountain views. It was
once a Native American trail,
known as the Great Warrior’s Path,
and was favored by Algonquin and
Iroquois for its springs and milder
weather east of the mountains.
Today it is named the James
Monroe Highway, after the nation’s
fifth president, who lived on Route
15 just south of Leesburg.
A highlight of the region is the
historic village of Waterford,
founded by Quakers in 1733. The
entire village is a National Historic
Landmark, the highest honorary
designation bestowed by the
US Department of the Interior.
It is a testament to the residents
who have diligently preserved
not only the settlement’s historic
structures, but the surrounding
land as well.
The two other towns in Northern
Loudoun, Lovettsville and
Lucketts, offer a wealth of
antique stores and unique gift
shops that can fill an entire
afternoon of exploring and
browsing. Be sure to save time
for The Old Lucketts Store, a
restored general store turned
antique treasure-trove that dates
back to 1879. Lovettsville is
We specialize in single vineyard blends that best showcase their site as
well as powerful blends and single varietals to show the essence of Virginia
wine. We are all about promoting local with the very best quality at mind.
Wine is not about what we do, but more about our passion for vineyards,
fine wines and our local community. We welcome you to come and taste our
Passion – Acclaim – Focus.
TARARA WINERY 13648 Tarara Ln, Leesburg | 703.771.7100 | Tarara.com
A highlight of the region is the historic village
of Waterford, founded by Quakers in 1733.[ ]
Live Like
a LOCAL
Enjoy a food and
wine tasting at
Fabbioli Cellars
Tackle the corn
maize at Temple
Hall Farm
Take a date to
one of Tarara
Winery’s
Premier Tastings
Waterford FairHunters Run Wine Barn
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known as the German Settlement
and is Loudoun’s northernmost
town. Lucketts is a must see,
particularly if you are in search for
vintage styles and antiques. The
fairs and antique markets bring
out the best vendors from the
region and are often packed with
visitors, so be sure to arrive early
to secure the day’s best steals.
Wine on the River
The northern region has the
highest density of wineries in
Loudoun, making it a great
destination for a multi-stop tour.
Fabbioli Cellars, Winery 32,
Tarara Winery, Lost Creek
Winery and Hidden Brook
Winery are all situated on the
Potomac River as it flows south
past the county. A great way to
access these wineries from the
north is by way of White’s Ferry,
which remains the most unique
entrance into Loudoun County.
Historic Tasting Rooms
There is no shortage of historical
buildings in Loudoun, and
Northern Loudoun offers you the
opportunity to enjoy wine in two
of them. At Corcoran Vineyards
& Cider you will find yourself in a
1750’s restored log cabin where
you’ll often see owner/winemaker
Lori Corcoran engaging and
educating visitors from behind
the bar. At Sunset Hills
Vineyard’s tasting room, you’ll
sip wine in an 8,000-square-foot
Amish-restored barn featuring
a stunning 35’ beamed ceiling.
Sunset Hills “uses Virginia
sunshine to make Virginia wine”-
an ode to the 154 solar panels
that make the 140-year -old farm
come to life in.
Edge of the County
Heading further north on
Route 15 towards the Maryland
border you will find the region’s
newest winery, Creek’s Edge.
The winery is recognized by its
distinctive silo, with an interior
that mimics an oak wine barrel,
complete with metal straps.
8 Chains North is a boutique
winery showcasing handcrafted
wines made from Loudoun
County-grown grapes. Owner/
winegrower Ben Renshaw’s core
focus is in the vineyard, and
he follows an Old World style of
winemaking. The family- and
dog-friendly property features an
inviting tasting room, local art,
knowledgeable staff, covered
patio overlooking the vineyard,
and private event space. 8 Chains
North embodies the true spirit of a
Virginia farm winery and extends
that experience to its guests.
8 CHAINS NORTH
38593 Daymont Ln, Waterford
571.439.2255 | 8ChainsNorth.com
Tarara WineryHiddencroft Vineyards
Northern Loudoun

tarara.com
703.771.7100
13648 Tar ar a L ane
Leesbur g, VA 20176
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E
astern Loudoun is the county
gateway as travelers are venturing
from the Washington DC area.
Bustling with vibrant young
neighborhoods and modern amenities, Eastern
Loudoun has much to offer visitors of all ages.
The vast spread of restaurants, shopping and
entertainment venues are seamlessly paired
with regional parks, scenic trails and nature
preserves. In Eastern Loudoun you’ll find the
majority of the county’s accommodations,
which makes it a great option for a base camp
as you explore all the area has to offer.
Eastern LOUDOUN
Bar Louie at One Loudoun
Eastern Loudoun
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Sterling was the first major
planned community in Loudoun,
spurned by the completion of
Dulles International Airport
in the 1960’s. Along with the
major residential development
that has defined the area also
came the construction of many
national hotel chains. The hotels
offer a great launching point for
attractions not only in Loudoun,
but also for day trips into nearby
Washington DC.
In Sterling you’ll find Dulles
Town Center where there is not
only great shopping, but also
frequent special events. The
shopping center features a brand
new Regal Cinemas with king-
size recliner chairs to enhance
your movie going experience.
Winding through Ashburn and
Sterling is the Washington & Old
Dominion Railroad Regional
Park, which replaced the railroad
tracks that once connected the
area to the nation’s capital. The
W&OD allows you to explore
Loudoun in a way that you would
never see while sitting in a car.
If you are along the trail, a great
spot for rest and a bite to eat is
Carolina Brothers Pit Barbeque.
While the other regions in
Loudoun may be dominated by
wine, brewing reigns supreme
in the east. Lost Rhino Brewing
Company, Old Ox Brewery and
Beltway Brewing Company
all feature tasting rooms so you
can test the beers on site before
deciding which one to fill your
growler with. The breweries will
often have live music and special
events on the weekends, so be
sure to call or check their websites
before planning your trip.
While much of eastern Loudoun
features newer developments,
the area is not without its history.
Brewing reigns supreme in this region.[ ]
Live Like
a LOCAL
Bike
along the
W&OD Trail for a beer
at Old Ox Brewery
Enjoy an evening
cocktail on
Clyde’s Willow Creek
Farm back patio
Grab a pizza
from Spin Fire
at One Loudoun
Allsports Grand Prix RacingAlgonkian Regional Park
Eastern Loudoun
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Ashburn is home
to the franchise HQ
of the Washington
Redskins.

The Loudoun Heritage Farm
Museum documents 300 years
of Loudoun’s rural heritage.
The museum includes many
interactive exhibits including
the Waxpool General Store;
originally built in 1890, which has
been completely reconstructed
inside the museum.
If you are coming to Loudoun
with the entire family, a stop in
the eastern side of the county
is a must. There are multiple
indoor recreational activities to
choose from but great places
to start are Rebounderz and
Sudden Combat, both in
Sterling. Rebounderz is an indoor
trampoline arena featuring
a 24,000-square-foot open
area as well as opportunities
to play “In the Air Dodgeball”
and “Basketball Slam”. Sudden
Combat offers not only extreme
laser tag, but also indoor paintball.
New to Loudoun in 2015 will be
the Topgolf, located in Ashburn
across from One Loudoun. The
facility is billed as “Topgolf 7.0”,
and utilizes microchips in the golf
balls to track the distance and
accuracy of shots, allowing for a
variety of game play options. The
65,000 square foot entertainment
facility will feature a three level
driving range, housing 102 bays,
as well as three bars, shuffleboard,
cornhole, and private event space.
Algonkian Regional Park lies
in the northeast corner of the
county along the Potomac River.
The park is perfect for a summer
afternoon with the family. The
park includes Volcano Island
(a large waterpark complex), a
par-72 golf course, miniature
golf, trails, a boat launch, picnic
shelters and vacation cottages.
©MARKARMSTRONG
©THOMASCIZAUSKAS
Rebounderz Beltway Brewing Company
Loudoun Heritage Farm Museum
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Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center
Eastern Loudoun

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Central LOUDOUN
C
entral Loudoun is the heart of
the county and has the most
complete collection of history,
entertainment, wining and dining
to be found in Northern Virginia. The district
is bookended by grand homes with Historic
Morven Park in the north and Oatlands
Historic House and Gardens in the south
and the Marshall House in downtown
Leesburg. All around the district you will find
everything from live performance venues and
aquatics centers to premium shopping outlets
and the “Beermuda Triangle”.
Photo CaptionMorven Park
Central Loudoun
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Leesburg, Loudoun’s county
seat since 1757, dominates the
landscape of Central Loudoun.
To begin exploring a town with
such deep roots, it may be best
to start at the Thomas Balch
Library, which houses a wealth
of genealogy and local historical
information. The history lesson
can then continue to Balls
Bluff Battlefield Regional
Park to observe the interpretive
markers of the area’s largest
Civil War engagement.
An easy afternoon stroll through
historic downtown’s brick-lined
sidewalks will uncover boutique
shops and unique local favorites.
Walking down King Street
you’ll find the elegant Lightfoot
Restaurant, the three-story
home of the former Peoples
National Bank, dating back
to 1888. The Black Shutter
Antique Center has occupied
a 19th Century brick house in
historic downtown Leesburg
for almost 20 years. The shop
features 40 dealers offering 20
rooms of antiques and art on
two levels.
Celebrating 31 years of wine making excellence, the vineyards at Willowcroft
are located high atop the Catoctin Ridge on the southern tip of Leesburg, VA.
Owner/winemaker Lew Parker is know as a pioneer in the industry. Our picnic
area boasts breathless panoramic views of Loudoun Valley and the Blue Ridge
Mountains. Willowcroft’s personal attention to detail, both in the vineyard and
the winery, has resulted in national award-winning wines, time after time.
WILLOWCROFT FARM WINERY 38906 Mount Gilead Rd, Leesburg | 703.777.8161 | WillowcroftWine.com
Between the wineries, breweries, shopping, and family
activities, Central Loudoun has something for everyone.[ ]
Live Like
a LOCAL
Pick up a
blackberry pie from
Mom’s Apple Pie
Take a beer
brewing class
at Brew LoCo
Play a game of
Bocce Ball in
Shoe’s Cup & Cork’s
Secret Garden
Lansdowne Resortthe Wine Kitchen
Central Loudoun

Farm Wineries
The wine industry has grown
from six wineries in 1999 to more
than 40 by 2015. Much of this
is due to farms diversifying to
growing grapes and establishing
tasting rooms. Zephaniah Farm
Vineyards is located on a 376-
acre third-generation working
farm. The entire vine to bottle
process is completed on the
farm. Like all of the farm wineries,
the experience at Zephaniah is
intimate, as the tasting room
sits in the winemaker/owner’s
antique-filled 1830s manor house.
Bed & Breakfasts
If you are looking for a quick
escape from busier Leesburg,
head west for Hamilton, VA.
Originally named “Harmony”,
the town was later renamed for
its beloved postmaster. To fully
experience the friendliness of the
town, book a stay at one of its
B&Bs. Ivy Hall Bed & Breakfast
is a Second Empire brick mansion
dating to the 1880’s that sits on a
quiet acre of trees and gardens.
Arrive early enough for afternoon
tea, and be sure to stay long
enough to enjoy the full southern
breakfast.
Relaxing Retreat
Lansdowne Resort & Spa is
one of the premier resorts in
Northern Virginia, and lies just on
Leesburg’s eastern border. Here
you can pamper yourself with a
treatment from Spa Minérale or
enjoy 18 holes at the golf course
designed by the legendary “Great
White Shark”, Greg Norman.
Night Life
An entertainment staple in
historic downtown Leesburg,
the Tally Ho Theatre was built
in 1932 as a motion picture and
performing arts venue. Operating
continuously since its inception,
the theatre was recently renovated
and opened as a concert hall to
host live music from national acts,
theater, and other special events.
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Vino 9 Market caters equally to
those making a quick stop to pick
up food, snacks and beverages
on the go as it does to those who
stay to eat, drink and listen to
live, local musicians. In addition
to an impressive selection of
hard-to-find national and local
craft beers and wines, Vino 9 also
features the region’s best pulled-
pork sandwich. After touring
the Virginia wine trail, stop by
and stay late to enjoy the rustic
ambiance of this Loudoun County
hidden gem on Vino 9’s back patio
or in its invitingly cozy Blind Pig
Beer and Wine Cellar.
VINO 9 MARKET
40602 Charles Town Pk,
Paeonian Springs
540.882.9600 | Vino9Market.com
Shoe's Cup & CorkMom's Apple Pie
Zephaniah Farm Vineyards
Central Loudoun

Nestled atop Hogback Mountain on 206 exquisite acres, our vineyards enjoy
a unique terroir consisting of underlying rocky soils, undulating terrain and
a unique microclimate. Our talented team is dedicated to producing world
class, age worthy wines that are true representations of the land from which
they are produced. Come for the views. Come again and again for the wine and
experience “joy in every bottle!” Open Thursday-Monday 11am-5:30pm.
STONE TOWER WINERY 19925 Hogback Mountain Rd, Leesburg | 703.777.2797 | StoneTowerWinery.com
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Village at Leesburg Thomas Balch Library
Central Loudoun
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Southern
S
outhern Loudoun is the heart of
horse country, with the town of
Middleburg featuring prominently
into the landscape. Middleburg
got its name from being midway on the
Winchester-to-Alexandria trading route known
as Ashby Gap Road, which is now Route
50. Along present day Route 50 you will find
rolling hills covered with vineyards and grazing
pastures for the many championship horses
that share the land with the locals.
LOUDOUN
Christmas in Middleburg
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Southern Loudoun
The region extends to the west
towards the village of Bluemont,
with the Blue Ridge Mountains
serving as a spectacular
backdrop.
If there was an official capital
of horse country in America, it
would be Middleburg. This small
town of about 600 residents has
held undisputed claim to this title
since the early 20th century when
wealthy sporting enthusiasts and
their horses and hounds claimed
the town and its lush rolling
countryside as riders have rubbed
elbows in Middleburg, including
the late philanthropist and
sportsman Paul Mellon, President
and Mrs. John F. Kennedy, and F.
Scott Fitzgerald.
Today, downtown Middleburg
features boutique shops and
specialty gift stores that offer an
old-world feel. If there is a special
furry friend in your family, this is
a great place to bring them along
for the weekend. Wylie Wagg
specializes in the health and well-
being of dogs and cats, and many
of the shops and restaurants
will have water bowls and treats
waiting for them.
Southern Loudoun is rich in Civil
War and equestrian heritage.
The two come together when
Southern Loudoun is rich in Civil War
and equestrian heritage.
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Enjoy a cocktail
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Order the
Thanksgiving
sandwich from Little
Apple Pastry Shop
Spend a
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afternoon at Great
Country Farms during
the Pumpkin Harvest
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considering that Middleburg
was the base of operations and
hide out for John Mosby, the
legendary “Gray Ghost” of the
Confederacy. Mosby’s 43rd
Battalion, 1st Virginia Cavalry
were known as “Mosby’s
Rangers”, or “Mosby’s Raiders”,
and gained notoriety for
conducting daring raids on
Federal supply lines in the area.
Jackie Kennedy Onassis was
fond of the area, and rode horses
on the land where the luxurious
Salamander Resort & Spa now
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With its 47 rolling acres, beautiful grounds with pool & hot tub, historic lodging
in a 200 year old house & in a cottage, great mountain views, & event building
for up to 200 guests, Briar Patch B&B Inn is an ideal location for a getaway,
wedding, party, fundraiser, meeting, or retreat. Located in Middleburg – the
heart of VA horse & wine country – about 20 minutes from Dulles Airport &
an hour from DC.
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Red Fox Inn & Tavern
Market Salamander
Greenhill Winery & Vineyards
Home Farm Store
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stands. The resort celebrates
its equestrian heritage all across
its grand 340-acre estate. The
back lawn features a life-size
chess set for those who want
to simultaneously exercise their
mind and body, and a fire pit
to help prolong your foliage-filled
fall excursion.
Just past the Philomont General
Store in south western Loudoun
you’ll find the village of Unison.
Here, in 1862 J.E.B. Stuart and
a small band of Confederate
cavalry held off an advance
from George McCellan’s Federal
forces, allowing Robert E. Lee’s
Army of Northern Virginia time
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We are the ideal setting for your
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Bluemont Vineyard
Scruffy's Ice Cream & Coffee Parlor

to establish a stronghold further
south in Culpeper.
Bluemont sits on the western
edge of the county. The town
was founded in the early
1800s and was originally called
Snickersville. On the 4th of July
in 1900, railroad service from the
Washington and Old Dominion
Railroad was extended to the
village, which was promoted
as a cool mountain retreat to
Washingtonians looking to
escape the capital’s summer
heat. Bluemont still draws crowds
today for its annual Bluemont
Fair featuring traditional and
country music, skilled artisans,
antiques and local artists.
Aldie Harvest Festival, in
Southern Loudoun highlights
local artisans and rural heritage
and is held annually in October.
The event offers visitors the
opportunity to tour the historic
Aldie Mill, as well as peruse
through antique treasures while
enjoying legendary sandwiches
and fresh baked goods from
Little Apple Pastry Shop.
Greenhill Winery & Vineyards is the foremost boutique destination
winery in Loudoun County, Virginia, delivering quality wine, with friendly
and professional staff in a breathtaking Virginia Wine Country environment.
Located in the Middleburg American Viticulture Area, Greenhill is also home
to award-winning wines, including a sparkling Blanc de Blancs and a Bordeaux-
style blend “Philosophy.” Other seasonal varieties include Chardonnay, Riesling,
Seyval Blanc, Viognier, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and more.
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on Route 7, you’ll pass through
Snickers Gap, a wind gap in
the Blue Ridge Mountains and
historically a major thoroughfare between
the Piedmont and Shenandoah Valley. The
towns of Round Hill, Purcellville, and
Hillsboro make up Western Loudoun that is
distinguished by its historic winding roads
and scenic countryside views of the Blue
Ridge Mountains.
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Purcellville is the largest town
in Western Loudoun and has a
great collection of shops, local
restaurants and breweries, as
well as performing and visual
arts centers. The town may have
no landmark more famous than
Nichols Hardware. This family
store has been operating for over
100 years, still using handwritten
receipts like when they opened
their doors in December of 1914.
Hillsboro is Loudoun’s smallest
town, with its most contemporary
structure dating to the late 1800s.
Named appropriately for its
geography, the wineries around
Hillsboro offer some of the best
views in the county. From the
terrace outside Hillsborough
Vineyards, visitors experience
luxuriant gardens and trickling
fountains, dramatically framed
by the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Two local favorite breweries reside
in Western Loudoun –Old 690
Brewing Company and Adroit
Theory Brewing Company.
Adroit makes esoteric beers with
an emphasis on barrel aging.
The brewers always have a new
concoction waiting for you,
making this stop great for every
return trip to the county. Old 690
Brewing was one of the first farm
breweries to open in the state
Mark and Vicki Fedor’s English Tudor style winery is the only winery in
Loudoun that is LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design)
Gold Certified by the US Green Building Council. North Gate uses its 22
kW photovoltaic solar array to power the building and strives in every aspect
to be environmentally friendly. Growing grapes and making wine since
2002, North Gate’s award-winning wines include Petit Verdot, Viognier,
Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc, and a Meritage blend.
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Western Loudoun offers sweeping views
of the Blue Ridge Mountains.[ ]
Live Like
a LOCAL
Grab a flight from
Catoctin Creek
Distillery
Take pictures
with the
LOVE letters
Chow down on
The Market
Burger from Market
Burger Fries & Shakes
Round HillAdroit Theory Brewing Company
Western Loudoun

of Virginia and remains a great
venue for live music.
Western Loudoun offers multiple
access points to the Appalachian
Trail, which makes it ideal for day
hikes or as a rest and recovery
stop for through hikers. If you
continue north along the trail
you will come across Harpers
Ferry Adventure Center in the
far northwest of the county. The
outdoor adventure possibilities
are endless and there is plenty to
fill an entire weekend, but to do
this area justice, it is best to make
a weekend out of it.
If you plan to overnight in
Western Loudoun, selecting
from one of its B&Bs is your
best option. Silverbrook Farm
is a charming country bed and
breakfast nestled between the
Blue Ridge Mountains and Short
Hill Mountain. Fieldstone Farm
is a 1770s Quaker built stone
manor house on 30 acres that
features an outdoor heated
swimming pool with spectacular
views of the mountains.
Otium Cellars is a boutique
German winery located just
outside the town of Purcellville.
With its roots in old Franconian
tradition, Otium produces
quality wines from one of the
best Western Loudoun County
terroirs. Otium is part of
Goose Creek Farms & Winery,
a private equestrian facility dedicated to breeding, raising, training
and selling world-class Hanoverian horses. They currently produce
8 varieties: Pinot Gris, Chardonnay, Blaufränkisch, Malbec, Merlot,
Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir and Dornfelder.
Nestled on 120 acres of rolling
hills, meadows and vineyards,
868 Estate and Grandale
Restaurant invite you to join
us Wednesday through Sunday
throughout the year. Savor
our award-winning wines
while enjoying light fare in our
open art-filled Tasting Room.
Grandale Restaurant is on site for an exclusive fine dining experience
featuring an international wine list. Live music and craft beer highlight
every weekend April through October. Pet friendly. Family friendly.
868 ESTATE AND GRANDALE RESTAURANT
14001 Harpers Ferry Rd, Purcellville | 540.668.7008 | 868EstateVineyards.com
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18050 Tranquility Rd, Purcellville | 540.338.2027 | OtiumCellars.com
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Discover Our Treasures
Nestled in the heart of DC’s wine country, the town is surrounded by
award-winning wineries, craft breweries, Loudoun’s first distillery since
Prohibition, a great selection of eclectic boutiques, great restaurants,
regular weekend entertainment, and annual events.
Purcellville’s rich history is preserved with the W&OD Bike Trail,
Fireman’s Field ballpark, the Train Depot, and Bush Tabernacle – each
a unique amenity where you can take a leisurely bike ride, enjoy a Babe
Ruth baseball game, strap on some roller skates, or browse the offerings
at the farmers market. Come see for yourself!
2015 Signature Events
Loudoun Grown Expo February 14
Music & Arts Festival May 16 • July 4th Parade
Wine & Food Festival July 18 • Christmas in Purcellville December
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Ignite your culinary senses in Loudoun,
which prides itself on farm-to-table cuisine
and unique dining experiences.
Indulge in a plate of fried green tomatoes in a turn-of-the-century
bank or an authentic 1905 flour mill, satisfy your taste buds with
food straight from the onsite farm to your table or dine within a
glass conservatory overlooking the Potomac River.
The food scene here is as unique as the venues, while chefs
and restaurateurs draw on Loudoun’s rich agricultural heritage,
local ingredients and their own storied pasts to create imaginative
cuisine. Diners can find everything from Korean and Cajun
to French, Italian, German and American classics at
Loudoun’s collection of restaurants.
To start your dining experience in Loudoun, pick one of
17 Destination Restaurants, chosen for their quality, character,
use of locally grown products and for serving Loudoun wine.
These restaurants were selected not only for providing
exceptional food and service, but for offering a one-of-a-kind
dining experience visitors won’t forget.
For more information on the Loudoun Destination
Restaurant selection process, visit the dining
section on our website, VisitLoudoun.org.
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Northern Loudoun
Market Table Bistro
Appearing to be a neighborhood
restaurant at first glance, Market
Table Bistro raises the bar with
its carefully executed local
cuisine. Situated in the heart of
rural Loudoun, the owners have
developed personal relationships
with local farmers and purveyors
to provide the quality products
that shine in their “keep it simple”
approach to cooking.
The Restaurant at
Patowmack Farm
Both the Potomac River and
the mountains serve as the
backdrop for this restaurant,
which is located in a glass
conservatory on Patowmack
Farm. Here, the chef transforms
the farm’s foraged organic
foods into gastronomic works
of art that come to life on your
plate. Menus change monthly
and daily adjustments are made
based on what the gardens are
producing.
Eastern Loudoun
Blue Ridge Grill
Blue Ridge Grill is perfect for
visitors looking for a casual
dining experience and a place
where locals go. The restaurant
was started in 2002 by two
entrepreneurs who, after working
in restaurants across Northern
Virginia and South America,
wanted to create their own style
of eatery. While there, try the
Leesburger, a local favorite.
Clyde’s Willow Creek Farm
The first decision to be made
at Clyde’s is where to sit. This
sprawling, rustic tavern is
comprised of several antique
barns, homes and stables that
were destined for demolition
until the Clyde’s Restaurant
Group purchased them to
create Clyde’s Willow Creek
Farm. Dining rooms feature
original artwork, historic
artifacts and a collection of
18th century horse-drawn
carriages. True to its name,
Clyde’s is located on a working
farm where its team of chefs
draws inspiration for the classic
tavern menu.
The Restaurant at Patowmack FarmMarket Table Bistro
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A luxury country inn and award-winning farm-to-table French restaurant
set on a 265-acre estate in the heart of Virginia’s wine country
Goodstone Inn & Restaurant
36205 Snake Hill Road, Middleburg, VA 20117
540-687-3333 / Toll-free: 877-219-4663
WWW.GOODSTONE.COM
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Ford’s Fish Shack
Enjoy delicious New England-
style seafood at this restaurant,
which has two locations in
Loudoun. The restaurant prides
itself on serving the freshest
lobster, crabs, oysters and other
seafood favorites alongside
classic American fare.
Mokomandy
This restaurant features a
minimalist, modern dining room,
offers a unique mix of Korean
and Cajun cuisine. “Modern
Korean by Mandy” is the source
of the Mokomandy name,
honoring the mother of owner
Thaddeus Kim. The child of a
Cajun mother and a Korean
father, Kim’s mother prepared
both cuisines for the family.
Central Loudoun
Fire Works Wood Fired Pizza
Fire Works’ 700 degree wood-
fired oven delivers chewy, bubbly,
crispy crust nirvana. Located
in the former train station in
downtown Leesburg, historic
photos line the walls, offering a
glimpse into the town’s past. The
deck outside is lined with flags
from breweries around the world,
indicative of the vast and global
beer list the restaurant offers.
Lightfoot Restaurant
Housed in the former turn-of-
the century People’s National
Bank building in downtown
Leesburg, Lightfoot’s exterior is
impressive, historic and elegant
while the interior features high
ceilings adorned with original
1920s French posters, a large
marble staircase and the former
bank vault, which now houses
the restaurant’s award-winning
wine list. The menu is described
as “modern American seasonal
with an international twist”.
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Palio
Palio Ristorante Italiano is a
combination of three, premier
historic buildings in downtown
Leesburg and utilizes a
combination of cherry wood,
onyx and antique mirrors and
chandeliers to create a unique
atmosphere for diners. The
theme of Palio derives from the
ancient horse race -beautiful and
bold, risky and exciting, a feast
for the eyes as well as the senses.
Be sure to try the Risotto Al Vino
Rosso, a silky risotto with beef
tenderloin cooked in Loudoun
red wine and completed with
gorgonzola cheese.
the Wine Kitchen
Situated in a cozy King Street
space in historic downtown
Leesburg, the Wine Kitchen
features local and seasonal foods
along with a rotating menu of
more than 30 wines guests can
sample with a flight, glass or by
the bottle. The dishes are small
to medium plates, perfect for
exploring the menu and sharing.
Tuscarora Mill Restaurant
Known as “Tuskie’s” to locals,
the restaurant prides itself on
serving fresh, local cuisine.
Owner Kevin Malone has been
a leader in the “buy local”
movement since opening the
restaurant in 1985 and has
continued that practice at his
now four Loudoun restaurants.
Housed in a 19th century grain
mill in historic downtown
Leesburg, even the Tuskie’s
building honors Loudoun’s
agricultural history.
Southern Loudoun
Nestled on 265 acres of Loudoun’s
countryside, Goodstone is a
destination in itself. The inn sits
on Snake Hill Farm, a Virginia
getaway since the 1930s, and
the intimate dining room is
located in the 1930s-era carriage
house. Goodstone features a
250- label wine list and a menu
that highlights what is raised and
grown right on the farm.
Hunter’s Head Tavern
Located in a circa 1750 building,
Hunter’s Head Tavern offers
homegrown, ecofriendly food
in an authentic English pub
atmosphere. The restaurant
is part of Ayrshire Farm in
Upperville, which is known for
using Certified Humane®, organic,
and sustainable farming methods
to raise its heritage breed
livestock and heirloom fruits and
vegetables.
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Market Salamander
Described as a “working chef’s
market,” Market Salamander
offers much more than your
typical market. To begin your
experience, enter through
the double barn doors into
the enclosed Café Courtyard,
designed to be reminiscent of
village markets seen in the Italian
Piedmont. In the open kitchen,
enticing aromas and glass cases
filled with beautifully displayed
food are sure to tempt your senses.
The Red Fox Inn & Tavern
Originally built in 1728, The Red
Fox Inn & Tavern is the oldest
continually operated inn in the US
and has hosted famous guests like
Elizabeth Taylor and Jacqueline
Kennedy Onassis. Today, The Red
Fox Inn & Tavern is listed on the
National Register of Historic Places
and each of its dining rooms has
an ambience that exudes history.
The culinary team creates a menu
that highlights local ingredients
using time honored techniques of
smoking, braising, and roasting.
Western Loudoun
Grandale Restaurant
Look for the rustic hay wagon
marking the entrance to
Grandale Restaurant, located on
a working farm and vineyard-868
Estate Vineyards. Don’t let the
unassuming exterior fool you –
this is elegant country dining with
food as fresh as it gets. Guests
are encouraged to walk the farm,
and dine at one of the outdoor
pergolas or on the 32-seat deck.
Magnolias at the Mill
“Maggie’s” as the locals prefer, is
housed in a circa 1905 restored
mill; the millworks are still visible
throughout the restaurant, lending
a rustic feel to the otherwise
elegant dining rooms. Mingle
with the locals and watch the
action in the open kitchen from
the café area. Magnolias offers
an impressive selection of both
beer and wine and a menu that’s
inspired by the local harvest.
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Local Favorites
Southern Loudoun
The French Hound
Traditional French bistro fare and
an evolving wine list sourced
from the restaurant’s wine shop,
The Wine Cellar.
Little Apple Pastry Shop
This mother and daughter
team makes an amazing
Thanksgiving sandwich,
incredible pies, cakes, and
mouth-watering cinnamon rolls.
Eastern Loudoun
Family Meal
Bryan Voltaggio’s new family
style restaurant featuring upscale
comfort foods.
Carolina Brothers
Carolina-style pit barbeque just
off the W&OD trail.
Parallel Wine Bistro
Rotating selection of 32 wines
from self-service machines
paired with wine friendly fare.
Rangoli Indian Restaurant
Consistently ranked as one of
the best Indian restaurants in
Northern Virginia.
Central Loudoun
Döner Bistro
Pairing traditional German fare
with a vast selection of beers.
Leesburg Diner
Newly renovated diner still
features its classic Virginia
peanut soup and old-fashioned
milkshakes.
Leesburg Public House
American restaurant serving
modern food, craft beers, fine
wines and cocktails.
Lowry’s Crab Shack
Family operated seasonal crab
shack specializing in fresh,
prepared to order Maryland
style, Northern Neck food.
Melt Gourmet Cheeseburgers
Award-winning eatery celebrated
for its locally sourced, gourmet
burgers.
Mom’s Apple Pie
Fresh picked from the owner’s
farm, the blackberry pie was
recognized as one of the best
in the south by Southern Living
magazine.
Shoe’s Cup & Cork
Three distinctive dining
experiences featuring garden
bocce court out back, a coffee
shop up front, and a 1930’s
Speakeasy inspired dining
room upstairs.
South Street Under
Sandwiches, soups, dinners to-go
and locally famous ciabatta bread.
Western Loudoun
Market Burger Fries & Shakes
Sourcing all ingredients locally,
Market Burger offers the freshest
burgers, fries and shakes around.
Monk’s BBQ
Offering brisket, pastrami, ribs
and more, including a line of
sauces made with Loudoun beer,
wine and spirits.
Local Favorites
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Featuring a wide array of selections from
local and national craft breweries and scratch
made, seasonal American cuisine from
Executive Chef Mark Marrocco, in an
inviting, rustic and casual environment.

Annual Events
Spring/Summer
Leesburg Flower & Garden Festival
April
Western Loudoun Artist Studio Tour
June
Purcellville Wine and Food Festival
July
Loudoun County Fair
July–August
Luckett’s Fair
August
Fall/Winter
Epicurience Virginia
September
Lovettsville Oktoberfest
September
Waterford Fair
October
Middleburg Film Festival
October
Christmas in Middleburg
December
Loudoun is home to many annual events that attract visitors from all over the country. Experience regional
culinary offerings, enjoy the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountain backdrop and learn more about Loudoun and
Virginia. Check VisitLoudoun.org/Events for updated Event Dates.
Events & Festivals
Events & Festivals

Shopping
Close your eyes and imagine buying the perfect gift for yourself. Is it
something new and trendy, unique and local, or vintage and historic?
Luckily, no matter what your preference, you can find it all while
shopping in Loudoun.
Major Shopping Centers
Indulge in some retail therapy
with a visit to Leesburg Corner
Premium Outlets where you will
find 110 upscale designer and
brand name outlet stores like
Coach, Calvin Klein, Kate Spade
and Michael Kors. Head east of
the outlets to discover some of
your favorite exclusive shops and
specialty stores at Dulles Town
Center and the Village At Leesburg.
Dulles Town Center features 185
stores including Nordstrom, Ann
Taylor, Macy’s and Forever 21.
Splurge a little on yourself or find
something for a friend at one of the
jewelry and accessory stores in the
Village At Leesburg. While there,
grab a bite to eat or knock down a
few bowling pins at King Pinz.
Downtown Boutique
Are you interested in something
that only you can get? Stroll
the streets of Leesburg and
Middleburg to find dozens of
locally owned boutiques and
specialty stores. From jewelry
and clothing to locally made
pottery and art, there is bound to
be something that catches your
eye. Shop ‘til you drop at places
like Madisonbelle, Crème de la
Crème or Duchessa.
Antique Shops
Loudoun’s antique scene is also
booming and it’s the perfect place
to find something vintage for a
home or to accessorize a favorite
outfit. Old Lucketts Store,
which is located in a 100-year-
old restored general store, is
a must-visit destination for
antique hunters while Bella Villa
Antiques Shop in Aldie offers
a diverse selection of vintage
furniture, accessories and more.
Shopping
Leesburg Corner Premium OutletsDowntown Middleburg
Dulles Town Center
Downtown Leesburg
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Spas
Slip away into sweet stillness in Loudoun, where it is easy to find a retreat that will leave you relaxed
and rejuvenated. Enjoy a wide range of relaxing experiences involving:
Wine: Indulge in a crushed
cabernet massage at Salamander
Resort & Spa that was developed
at the Caudalie Vinothérapie
Spa in Bordeaux, France. The
grape-rich scrub is blended with
exfoliating grape-seeds, rich
honey, softening brown sugar
and essential oils. This treatment
leaves your skin fresh, toned
and perfectly smooth.
Sugar: Essential oils from
ginger root and mango are mixed
with brown sugar at
The Medical Spa at NOVA
to create the perfect exfoliant.
It absorbs moisture from the
environment and deposits it
into your skin, leaving it feeling
hydrated and conditioned. An
absolute must for your skin
care routine.
Aromas: Take a journey while
at Spa Minerale at Lansdowne
Resort with the Aromoasoul
Massage using aromas of the
Orient, Mediterranean, Indian
and Arabian oils for a complete
sensorial experience.
Spice: Rouge Boutique
and Spa uses Ubtan in its
Ayurvedic Body Polish that
features a blend of select herbs,
fruit enzymes and spices that will
cleanse and detoxify your skin.
Shower in this creation and
follow it up with a relaxing
massage of coconut oils to get
that perfect glow.
Spas
If you’re looking for a little rest and relaxation, a visit to The Medical
Spa at Nova is a must! Our full service, tranquil medical spa offers unique
bodywork, aesthetic and fitness services including therapeutic massage,
rejuvenating body wraps and scrubs, facials, chemical peels, advanced
skincare services, group fitness, and more. Because our skilled certified
massage therapists and licensed master aestheticians are dedicated to
providing a complete wellness experience, we do not accepted gratuities.
THE MEDICAL SPA AT NOVA 21785 Filigree Court, Ashburn | 703.554.1130 | NovaMedSpa.com
After relaxing make sure to take time to visit surrounding wineries, restaurants or shops.
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Weddings
You’ve dreamed about this day
your entire life - the dress, the
venue, the decor. Now it’s time
to watch that dream become a
reality. Discover why so many
couples are tying the knot at wine
country venues. Named by Wine
Enthusiast as one of the best wine
travel destinations, Loudoun will
offer an unforgettable experience
that’s sure to exceed any couple’s
expectations.
In the heart of horse and wine
country, Loudoun is the perfect
destination for a memorable
wedding. Loudoun’s rustic barn
venues are ideal for a country-
chic or vintage wedding. For an
over-the-top soiree, one of the
full service resort properties
or country clubs will fit the bill.
Rich in history, Loudoun’s manor
and estate properties each tell
a special story. And because
we’re home to Northern Virginia’s
Washington Dulles International
Airport, getting here is the easiest
part. Well, besides the whole
saying “I do” part.
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For a list of all our
complimentary services
go to VisitLoudoun.org/
Weddings

Galleries
You will find a fine collection of
art galleries throughout Loudoun.
Red Fox Fine Art has been a
leading gallery in the area for
over 40 years and specializes in
animal and sporting art from 1750
to 1950. Potterosa in Round Hill
features handmade pottery by
David Norton. Glennfiddich Farm
Pottery is owned by clay artist
Richard Busch featuring a studio
and showroom that are open to
the public with semiannual studio
sales in June and December.
Do It Yourself Art
Is the inner artist in you only
a glass of wine away? Select
local wineries, like Winery 32
to enjoy a glass of wine while
creating your own masterpiece.
The Art Station, housed within
the Village at Leesburg, provides
instructional opportunities in
painting, soap-making, candle-
making, and objects for children
and adults alike.
Make your visit even more
memorable! Stay at a Bed and
Breakfast for a weekend of
peaceful, rural beauty.
Visit us at www.loudounbandb.com
The Loudoun County Bed and Breakfast
Guild represents a diverse membership of
properties, from lovingly restored Victorians
located in historic districts to luxury country
estates situated on acres of farmland, to
Wedding and Event Planning facilities and
Wineries and Vineyards. Our B&Bs offer a
variety of amenities to meet all of your
travel needs. Whether you are searching
for child friendly accommodations for a
family vacation or require facilities to host a
special event, you will find the lodging you
need among our member inns.
Arts
Arts
Glennfiddich Farm PotteryLucketts Fair

History
History
S
ituated in the heart of the Journey Through Hallowed
Ground National Heritage area, Loudoun is home to
several historic towns that are centuries old, plantations that
have withstood the test of time, Civil War sites and homes of
influential people from America’s past.
Begin your trip through time on
Loudoun’s Civil War trail, a
state-wide system that escorts
visitors through historic roadbeds
that served as battle routes for
armies of both sides during the
Civil War. With its location just 25
miles from the nation’s capital,
Loudoun typified the Civil War
on the border, dividing citizens
and families according to their
loyalties to the North and South.
Some of the Civil War trail stops
include the site of the 1861
Battle of Ball’s Bluff, which
is now home to the nation’s
smallest national cemetery, a
former Confederate encampment
at Morven Park and a Union
cemetery in Leesburg. Another
must-visit stop for Civil War buffs
is Aldie Mill, which was the site
of a March 1863 clash between
Col. John Mosby and Federal
cavalry that became known as
the Aldie Races.
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Civil War Reenactment in Aldie
Waterford Mill
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The Mosby Heritage Area
Named for Confederate Colonel
John S. Mosby who harried Union
troops during the Civil War.
Learn more at
VisitLoudoun.org/
Mosby-Heritage-Area

History
Loudoun’s rich history extends
far beyond the Civil War. While
here, stroll through historic
towns including the Village of
Waterford, which is one of the
few National Landmark Villages
in the nation and Leesburg- the
county seat since 1757. While
in Leesburg, explore the circa
1804 Federal-style mansion
and extensive gardens at
Oatlands Plantation or visit the
home of former Virginia Gov.
Westmoreland Davis at
Morven Park.
Leesburg is also the place one
of the most influential men of
the 20th century called home.
George C. Marshall, a five-star
general, Secretary of State and
Secretary of Defense, was the
author of the “Marshall Plan”,
which aimed to revitalize Europe
after World War II. His home,
known as the Marshall House,
is open for public tours. Besides
a winter home in North Carolina,
it was the only home he and his
wife ever owned together.
312 E. Market St., Leesburg www.georgecmarshall.org
Open for Tours
March–December
Saturday 10-4
Sunday 1-4
Monday (Jun–Aug) 1-4
Memorial Day 1-4
Labor Day 1-4
The Marshall House
provides a unique,
historic backdrop for
private events. Contact us
at (703) 777-1301 or
events@georgecmarshall.org.
The Leesburg home of
George C. Marshall
Middleburg Fox HuntLeesburg Courthouse
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Hunt Country
T
he National Sporting Library & Museum in Middleburg
is a research library and art museum that preserves,
celebrates, and shares the art, literature, and culture of
horse and field sports. For the horse enthusiasts who
prefer to experience the sensation of riding for themselves, the
Virginia International Polo Club in Upperville offers guests the
opportunity to learn to play polo, while Serene Acres in Bluemont
provides English riding instruction and trail rides.
Tours and shows can be found
throughout the year in the
Middleburg area. The Upperville
Colt & Horse Show, held at the
magnificent Grafton and Salem
Farms is the oldest horse show
in the country, dating to 1853.
Steeped in tradition, it extends a
full seven days, and involves over
two thousand horse and rider
combinations from young children
on ponies to leading Olympic and
World Cup riders and horses. The
Hunt County Stable Tour is held
on Memorial Day weekend when
more than a dozen private horse
estates and equine facilities open
their doors to the public.
Hunt Country
Serene Acres
The National Sporting Library Museum
Traditions Return
The Mrs. George C. Everhart
Memorial Invitational Side Saddle
Chase, the first of its kind to be
held in America since the 1930s,
makes its debut in April 2015 at
the 49th Annual Loudoun Hunt
Point-to-Point Races at Oatlands
Historic House and Gardens.

Outdoors & Recreation
L
overs of everything outdoors will harness their adventurous
side in Loudoun. No trip here is complete without making
sure you take in the scenery of the Blue Ridge Mountains,
hike on the Appalachian Trail, zip line through the trees,
golf on a luxury course, meet new animals or play sports when the
weather is nice. Spend a weekend on the wild side by yourself or with
the family while exploring everything Loudoun has to offer.
Get On Your Feet
and Move
Would you rather hike it or
bike it? Either way, Loudoun
features beautiful trails to
experience on your feet or on
a seat. For a rigorous hike, try
the Appalachian Trail, a 2,174
mile path that passes just west
of Loudoun. Take on the trail
for a day, week or weekend
and take a rest at Bears Den
in Bluemont, which provides
a full service hostel for hikers
or the Appalachian Outdoor
Readiness and Essentials in
Purcellville, which has all of your
hiking necessities. If you prefer
a flat and shorter ride, hop on
your bike and onto the 45-mile
Outdoors
& Recreation
LOCAL
Secrets
A favorite hiking trail is
Red Rock Wilderness
Overlook Regional
Park. Located just
outside of Leesburg it
offers excellent views
of the Potomac River

Washington and Old Dominion
Trail. There is no wrong way to
take in the beauty of Loudoun.
Putt Your Heart Out
With nine championship courses
such as Raspberry Falls Golf
and Hunt Club and 1757 Golf
Club, Loudoun gives you a
taste of everything, including
long fairways, smooth greens,
challenging bunkers and state-
of-the-art clubhouses. Whether
you want a historic hole or a
luxurious backdrop, Loudoun
has the perfect course for you.
If you don’t believe us, just ask
some of the courses’ designers:
Greg Norman and Gary Player.
So when you come to Loudoun,
don’t just bring your clubs, bring
your A game.
Great Loudoun
Family Fun
The furry friends of Loudoun
invite you into their home for
some fun loving interactions at
their farms and parks. Get lost in
a cornfield maze, pick your own
pumpkins and different fruits, take
pony and camel rides, explore
animal exhibits and enjoy time
together at any of our farms and
parks such as Leesburg Animal
Park, Great Country Farms or
Temple Hall Farm Regional
Park. Dive in at Volcano Island,
a Polynesian themed waterpark
filled with waterslides, tube slides,
fountains and more or take out
some aggression and participate
at Pev’s Paintball with the family
or against them.
Experience the Extreme
Loudoun is not just great on the
ground floor. Take it all in from
the water or the sky. Get wet and
wild at Harpers Ferry Adventure
Center and go whitewater rafting,
tubing, kayaking or canoeing
down the Shenandoah and
Potomac rivers. You can also see
Loudoun from the sky as you fly
down seven zip lines and a sky
bridge at Harpers Ferry Adventure
Center, ranging from 40-425
feet, or head over to Empower
Adventures in Middleburg
featuring five zip lines and two sky
bridges 35-55 feet in the air. Feel
the wind in your face as you sail
over the trees and get a bird’s eye
view. Don’t let fear hold you back
from this unique experience.
Animals form around the world, just around the corner! Visit exotic animals
like camels, zebras, African serval cats and sloths. Pet and feed goats, sheep,
cows, donkeys & spring babies. Take a wagon ride, pony ride and visit Lemur
Island. The new indoor facility boasts a 3-level indoor play zone, party rooms,
animal exhibits and a Discovery Room. Leesburg Animal Park is open year-
round and is guaranteed fun for the whole family!
LEESBURG ANIMAL PARK 19270 James Monroe Hwy, Leesburg | 571.384.5400 | LeesburgAnimalPark.com
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Outdoors & Recreation

DULLES GOLF CENTER & SPORTS PARK
21593 Jesse Court, Dulles, VA 20166
Ph. 703-404-8800 • Fax 703-404-2232
www.DullesGolf.com
Conveniently located 4 miles North of Dulles Airport behind Sam’s Club and Walmart.
1 block from Atlantic Blvd. & Severn Way.
Follow Dulles Golf on Twitter and Facebook!
Gratuities
not accepted
in Ashburn, VA
703-554-1130
www.novamedspa.com
Massage • Facials • Body Wraps & Scrubs
Chemical Peels • Group Fitness
Acupuncture • Advanced Skincare
Relax.
500 N Pendleton St, Middleburg, VA 20117
From the legend of John Mosby and his Rangers to the beauty of
the Blue Ridge Mountains – Empower will provide lifelong memories
with these unique and exciting adventures for friend + family outings.
Located in the charming and historic village of Middleburg, VA –
at Salamander Resort & Spa – just one hour from Washington, D.C.
EmpowerAdventures.com
540.692.9471
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Sports EventsLoudoun is home to over 35
sports venues with a wide range
of facilities including 10 state-
of-the-art sporting event venues
in close proximity. Loudoun
is a mature sports destination
with a vibrant and supportive
sports community. We have a
proven track record of hosting
successful events including
the Babe Ruth World Series,
Amateur Softball Association
(ASA) Eastern Nationals,
PGA Senior Golf Tour, PONY
Nationals, Eastern Sectional
Figure Skating Championships
and the World Police and Fire
Games. We’ve also got plenty
of activities to keep attendees
entertained during their stay in
Loudoun. Visit Loudoun also
offers discounts and coupons
to sports tournament attendees
for restaurants, shopping
destinations, and attractions.
Our dedicated team of sales
and marketing professionals
offer a range of services such as
site selection and inspections,
logistics and promotion
assistance, a mobile visitor center
at your sporting event and more.
For more information visit: VisitLoudoun.org/Sports
Sports
Race Events
Wine Country Half Marathon
North Face Endurance
Challenge
Divas Half Marathon & 5K
Venues
Freedom Park
Evergreen Mill Sportsplex
Ashburn Ice House
Loudoun Soccer Park
Morven Park Sports Fields
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Freedom Park

Farms & Farmers Markets
Farms & Markets
Saturday Farmers Markets
Ashburn Farmers Market
44755 Brimfield Dr, Ashburn
May-Oct, 8am-12pm
540-454-8089
LoudounFarmersMarkets.org
Hillsboro Farmers Market
Hillsboro Old Stone School
37098 Charles Town Pk, Hillsboro
Mid May-Sept, Sat 9:30am-1:30pm
410.980.9793
HillsboroFarmMarket@gmail.com
Leesburg Farmers Markets
32 Catoctin Cir, Leesburg
May-Oct, Wed 2:30-6:30 pm,
May-Oct, Sat 8am-12 pm;
Winter Market Nov-Apr Sat 9am-12pm
540.454.8089
Lovettsville Cooperative Market
1 Lovettsville Town Center Dr, Lovettsville
Jun-Sep, Sat 10am-1pm
540.822.0350
Lovettsville-Grocery.com
Middleburg Community
Farmers Market
300 W Washington St, Middleburg
May-Oct, Sat 8am-12pm
540.687.5152
MiddleburgFarmersMarket.com
Purcellville Community Market
550 E Main St, Purcellville
May-Oct, 9am-1pm; Nov-Apr Sat
10am-1pm
PurcellvilleCommunityMarket.com
Purcellville Town Market
130 E. Main St, Purcellville
Mar-Dec, Sat 9am-1pm;
Jan-Mar, Sat 10am-1pm at the
Indoor Market at It’s Bazaar
143 N 21st St, Purcellville
(540) 338-5333
Bazaaron21st.com
South Riding Market
Gum Spring Library, 24600
Millstream Dr, Stone Ridge
Apr-Oct, Sat 9am-1pm
703.327.0335
WellnessConnectionLLC.com
Sunday Farmers Markets
Brambleton Farmers Market
Willow Creek Way & Brambleton Plaza,
Brambleton
May-Oct, Sun 9am-1pm
540.454.8089
Cascades Farmers Market
21060 Whitfield Pl, Sterling
May-Nov, Sun 9am-1pm
540.454.8089
Fields of Athenry Farm is family owned and operated in Purcellville, VA.
Raising Grass-Fed Beef and Lamb as well as free ranging poultry and pork that
is butchered fresh weekly, we are one stop on your list you won’t want to miss.
Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 11-5:30 we invite you to come shop
and enjoy a glass of wine or beer on our patio. Prized Goods – Nourishing Bone
Broths and more!
FIELDS OF ATHENRY 38082 Snickersville Tkp, Purcellville | 703.300.5765 | FieldsOfAthenryFarm.com
Purcellville Farmers MarketPotomac Vegetable Farms

Farms & Farmers Markets
Farms
Brossman’s Family Farm
14740 James Monroe Hwy, Leesburg
Mid May-Nov, Daily 9am-7pm
703.777.4432 | BrossmansFarm.com
Farmer John’s Market
15520 James Monroe Hwy (Rte 15)
Mid-Jun-Thanksgiving, 8am-Sunset
703.777.2100
Fields of Athenry
38082 Snickersville Tpk, Purcellville
Thu-Sat 11am-5:30pm
703.300.5765
FieldsofAthenryFarm.com
George’s Mill Farm Artisan Cheese
1873 Georges Mill Rd, Lovettsville
Farmstore 24/7 Mid-Mar-Dec
571.442.7444 | GeorgesMillCheese.com
Heider’s Farm Market
14917 James Monroe Hwy, Leesburg
Daily 9am-6pm, Apr-Nov
703.779.7715 | HeiderFarmMarket.com
Moonfire Orchard
17827 Tranquility Road, Purcellville
9am-4pm, Wed-Sat
Please check website to verify hours
MoonfireOrchard.com
Potomac Vegetable Farms
38369 John Wolford Rd, Purcellville
Jul-mid-Oct, Tue-Sun 10am-6:30pm,
Mon closed
540.882.3885
PotomacVegetableFarms.com
Stoneybrook Organic Farm and Market
37091 Charles Town Pk, Hillsboro
Mon-Thurs 6am-8pm, Fri 6am-4pm,
Sat closed, Sun 9am-8pm
540.668.9067 | StoneybrookFarm.org
Ticonderoga Farms
26469 Ticonderoga Rd, Chantilly
Open daily. Call for hours
703.327.4424 | Ticonderoga.com
Willowsford Farm
23595 Founders Drive, Ashburn
Check website for hours
Willowsford.com/Farm/Farmstand
U-Pick
Crooked Run Orchard
Jun-Dec Daily 9am-6pm
Please call for picking conditions
and hours
540.338.6642 | CrookedRunOrchard.com
Fields of Flowers
37879 Allder School Rd, Purcellville
Please contact for hours of operation
540-338-7231 | Fields-of-Flowers.com
Great Country Farms
18780 Foggy Bottom Rd, Bluemont
Check website for hours
540.554.2073 | GreatCountryFarms.com
Eagletree Farm & Vineyard
15126 Harrison Hill Ln, Leesburg
703.851.0699 | EagletreeFarm.com
Wegmeyer Farms
38299 Hughesville Rd, Hamilton
540.751.1782 | WegmeyerFarm.com
Temple Hall Farm
Heider's Farm Market

Group & Teambuilding
Here are a few programs
Visit Loudoun can help arrange:
• Transportation & Tours
• Spouse programs
• Culinary/Wine education
programs
• Farm tours
• Spa programs
• Golf
• Eco-Tourism (kayaking,
hiking tours, outdoor
educational tours)
• Zip lines
• Ropes courses
• Dine around
• Horseback riding
Group Activities
Team Building
Loudoun has many options for group activities and team building. If
your group is booked at a Loudoun resort or hotel property, the team
at Visit Loudoun can assist in planning and organizing offsite activities.
From small groups to large, Loudoun offers activities that are sure
to fit your group’s needs and budget. Visit Loudoun can connect the
dots between group planners and attractions to create a customized
program that attendees will be excited about.
Loudoun’s wineries present experiences that include wine tastings
and beyond; engage with winemakers in a private wine blending
class, learn behind the scenes winemaking, or sip wine while taking
an art class. Outdoor activities are in abundance from kayaking to
zip lining, off-road Segway tours, golf and equestrian activities.
Culinary teambuilding activities are what’s cooking, or learn to forage
for ingredients with the chef and taste the dishes prepared with the
freshness of Loudoun’s bountiful offerings.
Visit Loudoun’s complimentary services for groups provide in-depth
local knowledge and a wealth of ideas to suit your group’s interests.
For more information visit: VisitLoudoun.org/Tour-Travel
Hillsborough Vineyards
Ropes Course

Meetings
Meetings
Loudoun meeting spaces include
executive conference and training
centers, luxurious resorts, and
modern hotels as well as a variety
of unique facilities including
country inns, historic homes
and wineries. Whether you are
looking to host a rural retreat in
Loudoun’s scenic countryside,
a corporate training session at
a state-of-the-art facility, or an
intimate executive board meeting,
Loudoun has the setting to inspire
and rejuvenate your group.
Need a meeting room, training
center or planning a site visit?
Visit Loudoun is always available
to help find the right meeting
facility or unique venue, and don’t
forget to ask about Virginia Green
Lodging and LEED-certified
products and where to find them.
For more information, VisitLoudoun.org/Meetings
Lansdowne ResortGoodstone Inn Restaurant
Salamander Resort Spa
The National
Conference Center
Renovated in 2015 on a
sweeping 65 acre campus,
offering 250,000 square feet
of meeting space between
250 rooms. The facility offers
917 guest rooms and a newly
constructed ropes course for
team building activities.

With a broad scope of destinations and activities to see and do in Loudoun, sometimes it can be easier to let
someone else handle all the details for you. After all, you are here to have fun right!? If you are the type who
prefers to hand over the driver’s seat, there are plenty of seasoned pros who will make sure your experience
in Loudoun is unforgettable.
Wine and Beer Tours
Point to Point Limousines and
Reston Limousine are among
several local operators whose
offerings include custom tours
and VIP excursions to the most
popular wineries and breweries
in Loudoun. Grab a group of your
friends, or just a seat on the bus
on a public tour. See page 76 of
the guide for more information.
History and
Heritage Tours
Being surrounded by so much
history in the Journey Through
Hallowed Ground it can be
difficult to know where to start.
For the independent travelers, the
Journey provides a self-guided
driving tour map that can be
picked up in Waterford or the
Visit Loudoun Visitor Center. If a
ride-along history lesson sounds
like the perfect day for you, the
Mosby Confederacy Tours will
take you to the most crucial sites
of Civil War-era Loudoun.
Adventure Tours
Loudoun has some great open
countryside and bike trails, which
make this an ideal trip for a
cycling enthusiast. Get Out Go
Tours offer bike rentals and public
or private tours, while Trail’s End
Cycling Company has multiple
itineraries on its Vineyard Tours.
Taxi Services
United Cab Taxi [ Leesburg ]
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A-Z Listings
Bed Breakfasts and Inns
#OFROOMS
HANDICAPACCESS
PET-FRIENDLY
AIRPORTSHUTTLE
RESTAURANT
BAR/LOUNGE
POOL
FITNESS
MEETINGSPACE
PRICERANGE
Briar Patch Bed Breakfast Inn,
23130 Briar Patch Ln, Middleburg
703.327.5911
866.327.5911
BriarPatchBandB.com 9 $$$$
Country Comfort Bed and Breakfast,
19724 Evergreen Mills Rd, Leesburg
703.926.6994 CountryComfortBedandBreakfast.com 2 $$$
Creek Crossing Farm Bed Breakfast at Chappelle Hill,
37768 Chappelle Hill Rd, Lincoln
540.338.4548 CreekCrossingFarm.com 4 $$$
Faith Like a Mustard Seed Farm, 42906 Lucketts Rd, Leesburg 401.523.2474 FaithLikeaMustardSeedFarm.com 2 $$
Georges Mill Farm Bed Breakfast,
11867 Georges Mill Rd, Lovettsville
540.822.5224 GeorgesMill.com 5 $$
Goodstone Inn Restaurant, 36205 Snake Hill Rd, Middleburg
540.687.4645
877.219.4663
Goodstone.com 18 $$$$
Hillsborough Bed Breakfast, 36847 Stony Point Rd, Purcellville 540.668.6097 HillsboroughBandB.com 4 $$
Idyll Time Farm, Cottage Stabling,
43470 Evans Pond Rd, Leesburg
703.443.2992 bbonline.com/va/idylltime 3
The Inn at East Lynn, 19955 Airmont Rd, Round Hill 571.257.4243 EastLynnFarm.com 3 $$$$
Ivy Hall Bed Breakfast, 12 Burke Cir, Hamilton 540.338.7426 3
Leesburg Colonial Inn, 19 S King St, Leesburg
703.777.5000
800.392.1332
TheLeesburgColonialInn.com 10 $$
Little River Inn, 39307 John S Mosby Hwy, Aldie 703.327.6742 Aldie.com 8 $$$
Meadowkirk Retreat Conference Center
38012 Delta Farm Ln, Middleburg
540.687.5565 Meadowkirk.org 34 $$
Middleburg Country Inn, 209 E Washington St, Middleburg
540.687.6082
800.262.6082
MiddleburgCountryInn.com 7 $$$$
Middle Grove Inn Bed Breakfast,
37175 Jeb Stuart Rd, Purcellville
540.338.0918
866.338.1802
MiddleGroveInn.com 5 $
Mitchell’s Landing Bed Breakfast,
37608 Hughesville Rd, Purcellville
540.338.3176 MitchellsLandingBandB.com 1 $$$
Oakland Green Bed Breakfast,
19192 Oakland Green Rd, Leesburg
540.338.7628 OaklandGreen.com 2 $$$
Poor House Farm Bed Breakfast,
35304 Poor House Ln, Round Hill
540.554.2511 PoorHouseFarm.com 4 $$$
The Red Fox Inn Tavern, 2 E Washington St, Middleburg
540.687.6301
800.223.1728
RedFox.com 16 $$$$
Silverbrook Farm, 15286 Woodgrove Rd, Purcellville 540.668.6056 SilverbrookFarmBandB.com 2 $$$
Stone Manor Vineyard and Orchard Bed Breakfast,
13193 Mountain Rd, Lovettsville
540.822.3032 MyCountryRetreat.com 7 $$$
Welbourne Bed Breakfast,
22314 Welbourne Farm Ln, Middleburg
540.687.3201 WelbourneInn.com 5 $$
Zion Springs Bed Breakfast, 16652 Mandileigh Ln, Hamilton 540.751.9776 ZionSprings.com 4 $$$
Guest Houses Cottages
Algonkian Regional Park Cottages, 47001 Fairway Dr, Sterling 703.450.4655 nvrpa.org 41 $$$$
The Hunt Box at Lowelands Farm,
21338 Steptoe Hill Rd, Middleburg
540.687.6923 TheHuntBox.com 2
Linden Hall Farm, 11820 Berlin Tnpk, Lovettsville 540.822.5010 LindenHall-Va.com 2 $$$
The Lord Fairfax Country House,
39374 Snickersville Tnpk, Middleburg
540.687.8087
703.789.0996
LordFairfaxCountryHouse.com 2 $$$$
The Milk Cottage at WeatherLea Farm,
WeatherLea Farm Ln, Lovettsville
540.822.5097 WeatherLeaFarm.com 1 $$
Resorts Conference Centers
Lansdowne Resort, 44050 Woodridge Pkwy, Leesburg
703.729.8400
877.509.8400
LansdowneResort.com 296 $$$$$
Salamander Resort Spa, Salamander Ln, Middleburg
540.687.3600
866.938.7370
SalamanderResort.com 168 $$$$$
The National Conference Center,
18980 Upper Belmont Pl, Leesburg
703.729.8000
800.640.2684
ConferenceCenter.com 917
ACCOMMODATIONS $ $$ $$$ $$$$ $$$$$
$100 $101-$150 $151-$200 $201-$250 $250+
PRICE KEY (Avg. rates for weekend (high season))

A-Z Listings
ACCOMMODATIONS
Hotels Motels
#OFROOMS
HANDICAPACCESS
PET-FRIENDLY
AIRPORTSHUTTLE
RESTAURANT
BAR/LOUNGE
POOL
FITNESS
MEETINGSPACE
PRICERANGE
Aloft Dulles Airport North, 22390 Flagstaff Plz, Ashburn 703.723.6969 AloftDullesAirportNorth.com 136 $$
Best Western Dulles Airport Inn, 45440 Holiday Dr, Dulles 703.471.8300 BestWesternDullesAirport.com 122 $
Best Western Leesburg Hotel Conference Center
726 E Market St, Leesburg
703.777.9400 BestWesternLeesburg.com 99 $$
Candlewood Suites Hotel, 45520 E Severn Way, Sterling
703.674.2288
888.Candlewood
CandlewoodSuites.com/sterling 121 $
Clarion Inn Leesburg, 1500 E Market St, Leesburg
703.771.9200
888.850.8545
HolidayInnLeesburg.com 126 $$
Comfort Inn Suites Dulles Airport, 45515 Dulles Plz, Dulles
703.471.5005
800.4.CHOICE
SterlingVaHotel.com 104 $
Comfort Suites Leesburg, 80 Prosperity Ave, SE, Leesburg 703.669.1650 ComfortSuitesLeesburg.com 80 $$$
Country Inn Suites,
Washington Dulles Airport, 45620 Falke Plz, Sterling
703.435.2700
800.456.4000
CountryInns.com/washingtondullesva 59 $
Courtyard by Marriott at Dulles Town Center
45500 Majestic Dr, Dulles
571.434.6400
800.321.2211
CourtyardDullesTownCenter.com 157 $
Days Inn – Leesburg, 721 E Market St, Leesburg 703.777.6622 DaysInn.com 80 $
Doubletree by Hilton Sterling-Dulles Airport
21611 Atlantic Blvd, Sterling
703.230.0077 DoubletreeDullesAirport.com 171 $
Embassy Suites Hotel Dulles – North,
44610 Waxpool Rd, Ashburn
703.723.5300
800.Embassy
EmbassySuites.Hilton.com 154 $$
Extended StayAmerica, 46001 Waterview Plz, Sterling
703.444.7240
800.804.3724
ExtendedStayAmerica.com 101 $
Fairfield Inn Suites Dulles Airport,
23000 Indian Creek Dr, Dulles
703.435.5300
800.328.8001
Marriott.com/iadfi 106 $
Hampton Inn Suites Washington Dulles Airport,
22700 Holiday Park Dr, Sterling
703.537.7800 HamptonSuitesDullesAirport.com 170 $
Hampton Inn Suites Leesburg,
117 Fort Evans Rd, NE, Leesburg
703.669.8640
800.426.7866
Leesburg.HamptonInn.com 101 $$
Hampton Inn Dulles – Cascades,
46331 McClellan Way, Sterling
703.450.9595
800.Hampton
HamptonInnDullesCascades.com 152 $
Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Sterling Dulles,
21123 Whitfield Pl, Sterling
703.444.2111 Hawthorn.com 94 $
Hilton Garden Inn Washington Dulles North,
22400 Flagstaff Plz, Ashburn
703.723.8989 DullesNorth.hgi.com 135 $$
Holiday Inn Washington Dulles Airport,
45425 Holiday Dr, Dulles
703.471.7411 HIDullesAirport.com 297 $
Extended Stay America- Washington D.C. Sterling Dulles,
45350 Catalina Ct, Sterling
703.904.7575
800.782.9473
HomesteadHotels.com 134 $
Homewood Suites by Hilton Dulles – North,
44620 Waxpool Rd, Ashburn
703.723.7500
800.225.5466
DullesHomewoodSuites.com 91 $$
Homewood Suites by Hilton Leesburg,
115 Fort Evans Rd, NE, Leesburg
571.258.1068 Leesburg.HomewoodSuites.com 91 $$$
Hyatt House Sterling/Dulles Airport-North,
45520 Dulles Plz, Sterling
703.435.9002
800.474.3772
HyattHouseWashingtonDulles.com 162 $
Hyatt Place Sterling Dulles North,
21481 Ridgetop Cir, Sterling
703.444.3909
888.492.8847
HyattPlaceDullesAirportNorth.com 134 $
Little Rock Motel, 14880 James Monroe Hwy, Leesburg 703.777.3499 10 $
Residence Inn by Marriott at Dulles Airport,
45250 Monterrey Pl, Dulles
703.421.2000 ResidenceInnDullesAirport.com 151 $$$
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Ashburn Dulles North,
20065 Lakeview Center Plz, Ashburn
703.723.9300 SpringHillSuitesAshburn.com 134 $
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Dulles Airport,
22595 Shaw Rd, Sterling
703.444.3944 SpringHillDullesAirport.com 158 $
Suburban Extended Stay Hotel,
45510 E Severn Way, Sterling
703.674.2299
877.424.6423
SuburbanHotels.com 132 $
TownePlace Suites by Marriott Washington Dulles,
22744 Holiday Park Dr, Sterling
703.707.2017 TownePlaceDullesAirport.com 94 $
Washington Dulles Airport Marriott,
45020 Aviation Dr, Dulles
703.471.9500
800.228.9290
DullesAirportMarriott.com 368 $
$ $$ $$$ $$$$ $$$$$
$100 $101-$150 $151-$200 $201-$250 $250+
PRICE KEY (Avg. rates for weekend (high season))

A-Z Listings
*TOURS
*GROUPFRIENDLY
MOTORCOACHES
*PET-FRIENDLY
LIGHTFARE
ALLOWOUTSIDE
FOOD
PRIVATEEVENT
SPACE
EXPANDEDMENU
EVENTS/LIVEMUSIC
Northern Loudoun Year Round Seasonal
8 Chains North Winery, 38593 Daymont Ln, Waterford 571.439.2255 8ChainsNorth.com
Carroll Vineyards Tasting Room, 29 South King St, Leesburg 703.777.3322 CarrollVineyards.com
Corcoran Vineyards Cider 14635 Corkys Farm Ln, Waterford 540.882.9073 CorcoranVineyards.com
Creek’s Edge Winery, 41255 Annas Ln, Lovettsville 540-822-3825 CreeksEdgeWinery.com
Crushed Cellars, 37938 Charles Town Pk, Purcellville 571.374.WINE CrushedCellars.com
Fabbioli Cellars, 15669 Limestone School Rd, Leesburg 703.771.1197 FabbioliWines.com
Hidden Brook Winery, 43301 Spinks Ferry Rd, Leesburg 703.737.3935 HiddenBrookWinery.com
Hiddencroft Vineyards, 12202 Axline Rd, Lovettsville 540.535.5367 HiddencroftVineyards.com
Lost Creek Winery, 43277 Spinks Ferry Rd, Leesburg 703.443.9836 LostCreekWinery.com
Loudoun Valley Vineyards, 38516 Charles Town Pk, Waterford 540.882.3375 LoudounValleyVineyards.com
Sunset Hills Vineyard, 38295 Fremont Overlook Ln, Purcellville 540.882.4560 SunsetHillsVineyard.com
Tarara Winery, 13648 Tarara Ln, Leesburg 703.771.7100 Tarara.com
Winery 32, 15066 Limestone School Rd, Leesburg 301.943.9995 Winery32.com
Village Winery and Vineyards, 40405 Browns Ln, Waterford 540.882.3780 VillageWineryandVineyards.com
Southern Loudoun
Bluemont Vineyard, 18755 Foggy Bottom Rd, Bluemont 540.554.8439 BluemontVineyard.com
Boxwood Estate Winery, 2042 Burrland Rd, Middleburg 540.687.8778 BoxwoodWinery.com
Cana Vineyards and Winery
38600 John Mosby Hwy, Middleburg
703.348.2458 CanaVineyards.com
Chrysalis Vineyards, 23876 Champe Ford Rd, Middleburg 540.687.8222 ChrysalisWine.com
Greenhill Winery Vineyards
23595 Winery Lane, Middleburg
540.687.6968 GreenhillVineyards.com
Leaves of Grass, 39060 John Mosby Hwy, Middleburg 202.294.4304 LeavesOfGrassVineyards.com ---- Call for Details ----
Quattro Goomba’s Winery, 22860 James Monroe Hwy, Aldie 703.327.6052 GoombaWine.com
Western Loudoun
868 Estate Vineyards, 14001 Harpers Ferry Rd, Purcellville 540.668.7008 868EstateVineyards.com
Bogati Bodega Vineyard, 35246 Harry Byrd Hwy, Round Hill 540.338.1144 BogatiBodega.com
Breaux Vineyards, 36888 Breaux Vineyards Ln, Purcellville 540.668.6299 BreauxVineyards.com
Cardamon Family Vineyards
12226 Harpers Ferry Rd, Purcellville
540.668.9018 CardamonFamilyVineyards.com
Doukénie Winery, 14727 Mountain Rd, Purcellville 540.668.6464 DoukenieWinery.com
Hillsborough Vineyards, 36716 Charles Town Pk, Purcellville 540.668.6216 HillsboroughWine.com
North Gate Vineyard, 16031 Hillsboro Rd, Purcellville 540.668.6248 NorthGateVineyard.com
Notaviva Vineyards, 13274 Sagle Rd, Purcellville 540.668.6756 NotavivaVineyards.com
Maggie Malick Wine Caves 12138 Harpers Ferry Rd, Purcellville 540.668.6042 MaggieMalickWineCaves.com
Otium Cellars, 18050 Tranquility Rd, Purcellville 540.338.2027 OtiumCellars.com
Two Twisted Posts Winery 12970 Harpers Ferry Rd, Purcellville 540.668.6587 TwoTwistedPosts.com
WINERIES VINEYARDS
For more detailed information on Tour,
Group, and Pet Information, we recommend
contacting the winery prior to visiting.

A-Z Listings
*TOURS
*GROUPFRIENDLY
MOTORCOACHES
*PET-FRIENDLY
LIGHTFARE
ALLOWOUTSIDE
FOOD
PRIVATEEVENT
SPACE
EXPANDEDMENU
EVENTS/LIVEMUSIC
Central Loudoun Year Round Seasonal
The Barns at Hamilton Station
16804 Hamilton Station Rd, Hamilton
540.338.5309 TheBarnsatHamiltonStation.com
Casanel Vineyards, 17956 Canby Rd, Leesburg 540.751.1776 CasanelVineyards.com
Dry Mill Vineyards Winery, 18195 Dry Mill Rd, Leesburg 703.737.3930 DryMillWine.com
Hunters Run Wine Barn, 40325 Charles Town Pk, Hamilton 703.926.4183 HuntersRunWineBarn.com
Willowcroft Farm Vineyards 38906 Mount Gilead Rd, Leesburg 703.777.8161 WillowcroftWine.com
Zephaniah Farm Vineyard, 19381 Dunlop Mill Rd, Leesburg 703.431.2016 ZephWine.com
Stone Tower Winery, 19925 Hogback Mountain Rd, Leesburg 703.777.2797 StoneTowerWinery.com
Adroit Theory Brewing Company, 404 Browning Ct, Unit C, Purcellville 703.434.0553 Adroit-Theory.com
* Barnhouse Brewery, Lucketts 703.675.8480 BarnhouseBrewery.com
Belly Love Brewery Company, 725 E Main St, Purcellville 540.441.3159 BellyLoveBrewing.com
Beltway Brewing Company, 22620 Davis Dr, Ste D, Sterling 571.989.BREW BeltwayBrewCo.com
Catoctin Creek Distillery, 120 W Main St, Purcellville 540.751.8404 CatoctinCreek.com
Corcoran Brewing Company, 205 East Hirst Rd, Purcellville 540.441.3102 CorcoranBrewing.com
Crooked Run Brewing, Market Station 205 Harrison St, Leesburg 571.918.4446 CRBrewVA.com
* Dirt Farm Brewing, 18701 Foggy Bottom Rd, Bluemont 540.454.0366 DirtFarmBrewing.com
* Farmworks Brewery (Flying Dog), Lucketts FlyingDogBrewery.com
Lost Rhino Brewing Company, 21730 Red Rum Dr, Ste 142, Ashburn 571.291.2083 LostRhino.com
Mad Horse Brewpub, 34 E Broad Way, Lovettsville 570.436.0669 MadHorseBrewpub.com
Mt. Defiance Cidery, 207 W Washington St, Middleburg 540.687.8100 MtDefiance.com
Ocelot Brewing Company, 23600 Overland Dr, Dulles 703.474.3050 OcelotBrewing.com
Old 690 Brewing Company, 15670 Ashbury Church Rd, Purcellville 540.668.7023 Old690.com
Old Ox Brewery, 44652 Guilford Dr, Units 101-105, Ashburn OldOxBrewery.com
Quattro Goombas Brewing, 22860 Monroe-Madison Memorial Hwy, Aldie 703.729.8375 GoombaBrewery.com
Sweetwater Tavern, 45980 Waterview Plz, Sterling 571.434.6500 GreatAmericanRestaurants.com
* Victory Brewing Company, Leesburg VictoryBeer.com
BREWERIES SPIRITS
Wine Shops
Aldie Peddler Shoppes
39484 John Mosby Hwy, Aldie
703.327.6743
AldiePeddler.com
Ashburn Wine Shop
44050 Ashburn Shopping Plz,
Ste 159, Ashburn
703.723.7575
AshburnWineShop.com
Leesburg Vintner
29 S King St, Leesburg
703.777.3322
Leesburg-Vintner.com
Philomont General Store
36550 Jeb Stuart Rd,
Philomont
540.338.5792
PhilomontGeneralStore.com
Solare Wine Room
571.328.8484
SolareWine.com
Vino 9 MarketFood
40602 Charles Town Pk,
Paeonian Springs
540.882.9600
Vino9Market.com
The Wine Cellar
15 S Madison St, Middleburg
540.687.3230
TheFrenchHound.com
WineStyles
25031 Riding Plz, South Riding
703.327.5052
WineStyles.net/SouthRiding
*Coming Soon
WINERIES VINEYARDS
For more detailed information on Tour,
Group, and Pet Information, we recommend
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