Top Things to do in Prince William County
Top Hotels in Prince William County
- 1. Hilton Garden Inn Haymarket
- 2. Hilton Garden Inn Woodbridge
- 3. Best Western Potomac Mills
- 4. Hampton Inn Manassas
- 5. Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Potomac Mills Woodbridge, VA
- 6. Best Western Battlefield Inn
- 7. Hampton Inn Gainesville Hayman
- 8. Hampton Inn Dumfries/Quantico
- 9. La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Manassas
- 10. Homewood Suites by Hilton Woodbridge
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What to do and see in Prince William County, Prince William County: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Prince William County, United States including MurLarkey Distilled Spirits, Manassas National Battlefield Park, Leesylvania State Park, Rippon Lodge Historic Site, Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge, Manassas Train Station, Tin Cannon Brewing, Potomac Mills, The Winery at La Grange, Bristoe Station Battlefield Heritage Park.
Restaurants in Prince William County
1. MurLarkey Distilled Spirits
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 25 reviews
MurLarkey Distilled Spirits is Prince William County's only distillery. Founded in 2014 and opened in October of 2015, Murlarkey produces an assortment of Virginia Corn whiskeys and Potato vodka. Tours and tastings are available.
Reviewed By je1058 - Fredericksburg, United States
One Word… “AMAZING!!!” We’ve been going to local wineries for years (having tried nearly all of VA’s 275+ wineries and most all in MD as well), as well as several distilleries, meaderies and even breweries…. This place is hands-down in the top 5 of places we’ve visited and definitely the BEST when it comes to amazing service and the best distillery! When we went, the theme was “Speakeasy” and that just happens to be one of the themes and places we LOVE to visit! They really did it right… they did it PERFECTLY! Customer service was over-the-top attentive, friendly, helpful and explained so much you might want to know when deciding what to drink, how things are made, etc and they offer all the samples you might want to help you decide! Papi’s menu and skills are incredible and he actually loves what he does and really cares how you feel about his amazing work behind the bar, both creating these concoctions and menus and making them for service. In fact, the day we went, they had three separate menus of Papi’s drinks and each were loaded with incredibly-designed adult beverages! We met some of the crew, like Kevin, the head distiller and he was more than helpful in explaining their distillation process and even showing us how natural and amazing the process is. Definitely would highly suggest a visit to this distillery. Don’t let the “warehouse building” look fool you, this place and what they offer is first class, but with a local, friendly, “down home” approach to providing excellent service. We’ll be back, many times!!!!
2. Manassas National Battlefield Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,105 reviews
A 5,000-acre park that was the scene of two major Civil War battles.
Reviewed By 977samd - Vero Beach, United States
The Battlefields of Manassas are quite extensive and a visit begins at the Manassas National Battlefield Park, Pet Friendly to pets at all times on leashes, the Visitor’s Center, located at 6511 Sudley Road, Manassas, VA 20109, 793-361-1339, battlefields open daily daylight hours, Visitor’s Center offers information, maps, restrooms, bookstore/gift shop, a introductory film, and exhibits. There were 2 battles referred to as First Manassas (First Bull Run - July 1861) & Second Manassas (Second Bull Run - August 1862). In our view, they First Manassas Battlefield is best understood by taking the walking tour; & the Second Manassas Battlefield is best understood by taking the 12 Station or Locations Driving Tour. First Manassas was the first real Battlefield action between USA/CSA, and it ended with 900 young men dead on the battlefield. It ended any notion the war’s outcome would be decided quickly. Eventually after 4 years of war, the war ended and 600,000+ young men lay dead on the battlefields. We suggest you plan to spend 4 hours or so, minimum, to get an understanding of the meaning of Manassas, and to begin to understand the degree of violence and destruction that occurred at Manassas, and how it set the base for 4 more years of bloody and destructive war.
3. Leesylvania State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 201 reviews
A beautiful park located on the Potomac River that offers historical sites and recreation facilities.
Reviewed By robbir408
You'll pay 5.00 to get in which is fine with me because I really love the park. There is fishing, hiking, gentle walking paths, boat and jet ski launches and a pier. Nice green areas with tables and BBQ grills. The trees go right up to the waters edge. There is a general store, rangers if you need them. Camping, guided tours, wildlife recognition with the tour guides. The largest population of bald eagles in the mid Atlantic. It's a small park, which fill to capacity on holidays. Go off season or during the week. You will love it.
4. Rippon Lodge Historic Site
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Visit one of the oldest homes in Prince William County. Built circa 1747 by Richard Blackburn, the historic house is situated between Neabsco Creek, the Potomac River, and the historic King's Highway (present day Route 1). The original owners, Richard and his son Thomas, had extensive land holdings in the county where they grew tobacco, wheat, and other commodities. By 1842, the Atkinson Family called Rippon Lodge home for about 90 years before the property was sold to Wade Ellis in 1924. Mr. Ellis, and his wife Dessie, purchased 500 acres, renovated the home, turning it into a Colonial Revival residence, and are regarded as being responsible for preserving much of the history. Admiral Richard Blackburn Black, the last private owner, purchased the home in 1952, and continued to preserve the home and history as Mr. Ellis had. Admiral Black is linked to many important historical events, including exploration of Antarctica with Admiral Richard Byrd and Pearl Harbor.
5. Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By BirdingGirlofVA - Virginia, United States
The Refuge has been a great place to visit during COVID-19. Walking on the trails, listening to the birds, and feeling the wind, one doesn't have to worry about bringing hand sanitizer, face shields or "social distancing." If you come within 6 feet of a person, it's because you brought them with you. It's a perfect place to feel close to nature, and temporarily remove oneself from the stress of what our world has become due to the pandemic. Another plus, visiting the Refuge is free.
6. Manassas Train Station
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By markrV9755NV - Manassas, United States
Great town to visit. Live music. Aroma wine bar. Sinistral brewery. Battle Street live music during Thursday - Saturday.
7. Tin Cannon Brewing
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
8. Potomac Mills
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 473 reviews
Potomac Mills is Virginia’s largest outlet mall and features an indoor shopping experience with over 200 stores, including Bloomingdale's-The Outlet Store, Last Call by Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH, Nordstrom Rack and Nike Factory Store. The new Neighborhood 1 Fashion District offers a collection of upscale brand name outlets and also includes amenities such as plush seating areas. From apparel for the whole family to handbags and home furnishings, our shops feature the looks you love for less! When you need a respite from power shopping, catch a movie at the AMC Potomac Mills 18 Theatres (with IMAX), refuel at Starbucks or grab a bite to eat at one of the center's 25 eateries. Conveniently located immediately off of I-95, Potomac Mills serves the thriving Washington, DC / Northern Virginia region and also welcomes guests from all over the world.
Reviewed By Kadeah - Warner Robins, United States
Very nice mall, full of every store you could imagine and lots of food choices and parking , for all family types
9. The Winery at La Grange
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 125 reviews
Housed in a mansion that dates from the 18th century, visiting The Winery at La Grange is the perfect opportunity for you to escape your busy day. The Winery is easily accessible from route 66 in Northern Virginia, as we are only 40 miles from Washington, D.C. Our sprawling 20 acres include more than 8 acres of vineyards and with plenty of space for picnics, parties, weddings, or simply a romantic getaway for two.
Reviewed By pchicks1 - Washington DC, United States
We live in northern Virginia where there are literally a hundred wineries to choose from. The Winery at LaGrange is our favorite. The wine is excellent, whether you are a red or white wine drinker, the atmosphere is amazing and the staff is fantastic. They make the difference between a great and an extraordinary experience. This is a must stop if you are in the area.
10. Bristoe Station Battlefield Heritage Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By jesses260 - Bristow, United States
We frequently walk this park as a family and love the expansive trail and beautiful views here. Additionally, we have done several guided tours here as provided by the park association and have been so fortunate as to happen in during some reenactments! We met Ulysses Grant’s great great (great?) grandson here a number of years ago. This park is a treasure!
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