Vacations Made Easy
          
Activities Hotels Groups Vacation Packages Contact Us  

Ideas for the budget-minded traveller(s) in Williamsburg, VA

Previous Image Next Image
James Fort
James Fort
The buildings and historical interpreters inside re-created James Fort at Jamestown Settlement.

Travelling on a budget is an amazing feat, to say the least, but if you plan to vacation in the Williamsburg area, there are a great number of inexpensive places to stay, as well as events and attractions that offer low-cost admission or free admission.

America's Best Inn & Suites not only gives you affordable comfort, but places you close to all the area events and attractions you want to see, like the Historic District, Quarterpath park where your family can have a picnic in a beautiful setting while the kids play, or you might want to stop by President's Park, where you'll learn all about all 43 United States Presidents. Imagine, all this without breaking the bank!

Another great place to stay where you don't have to give up quality to save money is the Quality Suites in Wiliamsburg. This pet-friendly hotel offers everything you need at a great value price. Enjoy the delicious complimentary continental breakfast,and take advantage of the many fun things to do right onsite, including a game room for the kids, indoor pool, and fitness center. While staying here, you won't want to miss the historic Jamestown Settlement, where children under 5 are admitted free, parking is included in the low price, where you will experience how our country began.

Another must-see is the Yorktown Victory Center. Learn all you ever wanted to know about the Revolutionary War which gave us our Independence. The experience is well worth the reasonable price, and children under 5 are admitted free.

Here are some great Points of Interest in Williamsburg modestly priced or free. Your family is sure to love it!

Virginia War Museum in Newport News-here you will journey through Military History. There is even a children's playground located here.

Berkely Plantation in Charles City, VA. This beautiful 18th century home is the birthplace of President William Henry Harrison.

Water Mill Park is a great place to fish, walk along one of many hiking trails, and have a picnic. Basically, relax, enjoy the serenic beauty and get to know your family all over again.

Historic Williamsburg has events going all year long that are exciting, fun and educational. Many of these events offer free admission, or an incredibly low cost.

60th Annual Garden Symposium is a must-see for the garden enthusiast, and anyone who appreciates beauty in a garden. Guest speakers will be on hand to give advice and information, and discuss how their lives revolve around gardens. Williamsburg has many lush and beautiful gardens that are something to see in the Spring when all the blooms are fresh and vibrant.

The 400 Anniversary will soon be underway and will go for 18 months, so this gives a family plenty of time to catch one of the ten events honoring the birth of our nation.

These are just a few of the myriad of events and attractions a family or anyone can engage in that will still keep your dollars in tact. A vacation doesn't have to put you in the red, and in Historic Williamsburg there are so many things to keep you busy during your vacation, you won't know what to do first. Best of all, you'll still have plenty of cash!





 
ORDERING INFORMATION
Book by Phone:
1-800-987-9852
Book Online:

 

 
Customer Reviews      Article Reviews | Activity Reviews
Yorktown Victory Center - Yorktown, VA
.Least favorite part of the trip was the Yorktown Center it self.. Really enjoyed the Jamestown settlement outdoor exhibits. Again, our time there was limited due to inclement weather.

-Victoria Ehret, Largo, FL
Jamestown Settlement
I thought that the Jamestown settlement and the archeological area belong to the same management. Once we worked out where we were supposed to be, we had a great time.It was a wonderful learning experience for my kids, from the gallery to the outdoor settlement replica. Thank you.

-lilia burrows, hedgesville, WV
Jamestown Settlement
Jamestown ship display
One of the best displays that to date I have ever seen! Vistors are invited to come aboard each of these three ships, and visit all of the areas of these ships. You will get an almost exact idea of how it was to actually be on these ships, what the passengers wore(costumed shippers are there)what the beds looked like(and even get to lay on one or two), where they ate at, what they did for entertainment, and what kind of travelling gear that was 'shipgear' in 1607. It is almost like you are there. Definitely worth a visit!

-Brenda, Boone, IA
RATE THIS ARTICLE
 
Choose your rating:





 
© 2001 - 2008 VacationsMadeEasy.com