Location: Irvington
Top Things to do in Irvington
10 Things to do in Irvington That You Shouldn't Miss
Irvington is a town in Lancaster County, Virginia, United States. The population was 673 at the 2000 census and it is located on a peninsula of land known as the Northern Neck. It is the name also of a historic district.
Restaurants in Irvington
1. Historic Christ Church
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5.0 based on 107 reviews
Dating from 1735, Christ Church is among America's most important examples of Georgian architecture.
Reviewed By 552pw - Norfolk, United States
Wonderful introductory film to provide context. The docents are personable and knowledgible. Get on their mailing lest for info on numerous special events for both adults and children.
2. Hope and Glory Inn Spa
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
The Hope and Glory Inn's boutique spa which is comprised of reception, a treatment room and a changing room.
3. True Love
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Join Dudley and Peggy Patteson, the owners of the Hope and Glory Inn and Vineyard, for wine and pleasure cruises aboard their elegantly restored and decorated TRUE LOVE, a 26 ft Downeast Boat, a Eldridge-McInnis design. Capacity: 6 passenger guests (minimum 4 per cruise).
4. Steamboat Era Museum
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5.0 based on 58 reviews
The Steamboat Era Museum opened its doors in 2004. It tells the story of the steamboats and how they altered the lives of everyone along the Chesapeake Bay. The steamboats provided an economic lifeline. The cities of Norfolk and, more predominately, Baltimore acted as gateways to the world beyond. The cities provided the markets, the towns provided the goods, and the steamboats provided a means to both. The era is brought to life with models, artifacts, photos . Here you can step back into time; a romantic time full of adventure, splendor and prosperity. Coming this year! The Pilothouse of the Potomac has been restored and will take pride of place in the museum! New exhibits are set to be unveiled with the reopening of the Museum in April, 2021
Reviewed By Z4836GGnancys - Irvington, United States
This is a world class little museum. It's well thought out and beautifully presented. For such a small town, I was surprised to see all the new and creative exhibits that have been installed this year. I did visit last year. The staff are all quite knowledgeable and super friendly. Only $5 for admission and kids under 12 are free and welcomed with a smile! Since I'm a "happy shopper", the gift shop has something for everyone-hooray! I left feeling richer in spirit learning so much about the Era of the Steamboat on the nearby rivers. While it's a small museum, it is full of history. This is a "don't miss" if you are visiting the Northern Neck.
5. Objects, Art and More
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
6. Golden Eagle Golf Club
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4.5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By 644dann
I play this course annually and have seen a real improvement. The fairways, greens and bunkets are in great shape. While the cart paths are a bit bumpy all else is very nice. Most of the holes are interesting and challenging although i tend to alternative from the white to the blue tees since a few holes are a bit short. The staff is really accomodating and i have yet to be hampered by slow play
7. The Spa at the Tides Inn
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4.5 based on 12 reviews
Tranquility is yours at the Tides Inn, one of Virginia's leading resort spas. This Chesapeake Bay spa offers a range of classic spa treatments, salon offerings and soothing spa products. Each treatment is designed to pamper, nourish and feed your mind, body and soul...with a variety of spa packages and treatments ranging from massages and facials to body treatments and specialty offerings.
8. The Dog and Oyster Vineyard
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4.0 based on 137 reviews
The Dog and Oyster is an extraordinary vineyard owned by The Hope and Glory Inn. Come SIP some of America's best wine and SLURP the world's best oysters on site. Where the terroir of the grape matches the merroir of the oyster.
Reviewed By DCFamily5
SLURP! At the dog and oyster is fantastic! Stuart Tyson and crew cook up delicious local seafood in a beautiful vineyard setting! His roasted oysters are phenomenal, poor boy fantastic, and crab cakes a delicacy! Save room for his frozen key lime pie on a stick! Best yet, do as we did, and be privileged and honored to have him cook for you in your home! That’s right, SLURP chef Stuart caters! For a modest chefs fee and reasonable cost per person, he will come to you with oysters, crab cakes, shrimp and grits and more! What could be better than eating great at home?
9. Compass Entertainment Complex
Compass Entertainment Complex has batting cages, miniature golf, go-karts, ropes course, climbing walls, bumper cars, ninja course, soft play, arcade, virtual reality, concession, restaurant, bar, six screen cinema, and an outdoor dining with fire pit tables. We offer fun for all ages.
10. Rappahannock River Charters
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
