Kaitlyn & Terrence
Things To Do
Old Town Warrenton
Stroll the brick sidewalks and find unique gifts, shopping, art galleries, coffee bars, a wine bar, lots of dining options a brewery and a cidery. Entrenched in history, the town has preserved its historic character, including a home dating back to the French & Indian War. Old Town Warrenton is a must-see for Civil War buffs, where visitors can walk where the “Gray Ghost” John S. Mosby once raided, lived and is now buried with over 100 soldiers from the Civil War and tour the Old Jail Museum.
Wineries
Venture into the beautiful countryside surrounding Warrenton to Piedmont’s 114 wineries (and counting). Follow the Fauquier Wine Trail with nearly 70 wineries within an hour’s drive of Town, you can visit several in one day.
Breweries and Cideries
There are many great options in Warrenton and nearby.
Poplar Springs Spa
Enjoy a relaxing, luxury spa day onsite at the Poplar Springs Spa. Choose from body treatments, massages, and facials. The heated pool and hot tub will also be open. Advance reservations required.
Little Washington, Sperryville, Marshall, Flint Hill, The Plains, Culpeper
The northern Virginia countryside is dotted with quaint towns; most of these are within a 30 minute drive. Little Washington is home to Patrick O'Connell's famous inn (which you can tour the gardens) and restaurant. The fall scenery will beautiful all around and any of these would be a great choice to visit. You can also stop by a winery, brewery, cidery or even a distillery - like Cooper Fox in Sperryville.
Red Truck Rural Bakery
Yum! A rural bakery born in a farmhouse in the Virginia Piedmont hunt country. Travel + Leisure's one of the best small-town bakeries in America. Their cakes (you can get slices) and granola are the best! Great cookbooks too.
Claire's at the Depot
Eclectic Southern-leaning dishes offered in classic environs inside an 18th-century train station.
Cheesecake Heaven Drive Through
Drive through cheesecake slices and more!
Warrenton Branch Greenway
A relatively flat paved surface great for joggers, walkers, or bikers and is ADA accessible. The trail crosses two bridges and passes an uncovered old railroad turntable.
Fall Farm Markets and Orchards
There are many in the area to explore!
Cows-N-Corn at Maple Tree Farm
For the kids!