Fall flavors are back! For breakfast, Happy Hour, dinner, evening cocktails, and or any other time of day, here are some of the best Fall drinks (with and without alcohol

DORA Sip & Strolls in Town of Colonial Beach Up to 16 annual Sip & Strolls in Town of Colonial Beach, Virginia, (CBVA) will be held throughout the year.

<p>Cover photo: Shady Lane Seafood Being located on a peninsula just 35 nautical miles from the Chesapeake Bay has its privileges. Namely, Town of Colonial Beach, Virginia (CBVA), has access [&hellip;]</p>

Best All-Purpose Farm to Table: Denson’s Chesapeake Bay Farm to Table, Oyster Bar, Food Truck & Catering

Here in Virginia, it’s not too difficult to come by fresh seafood. Even so, there are some restaurants that stand out from the rest. One of our favorites in the Colonial Beach area is a place known as Wilkerson’s

<p>Photo: Cindy Dunn Click here for openings/closings related to the coronavirus pandemic. A beach and marina/river town, Colonial Beach, Virginia, is entering the &#8220;off-season&#8221;, when some businesses close their doors [&hellip;]</p>

Richmond Magazine’s Fall/Winter 2019 edition of RVA Traveler is on newsstands now–and guess who is featured?!

<p>Guest blog by Victoria Sananikone. Edited by VisitCBVA. You know the beloved, iconic slogan, “Virginia is For Lovers”, established 50 years ago, and still true today. In Part III of our [&hellip;]</p>

Colonial Beach’s northern neighbor, Prince William County, is home to ten military installations in or around the County. Altogether, nearly 800,000 veterans and over 115,000 active duty and reserve members of the military reside in the Commonwealth of Virginia.

<p>Breakfast may be the most important meal of the day, but brunch is on its way to becoming the most popular one. Some wake up early, with a disposition sunnier [&hellip;]</p>

Megan Wilson planned to stay in Colonial Beach, Virginia, for only one night. But, like so many visitors to CBVA, the writer for Richmond Magazine fell in love with our little town, extending her stay through the weekend.

Cover photo: Cindy Vaughan The Town of Colonial Beach, Virginia (CBVA) and the surrounding area have a rich and colorful history. Recovered artifacts document a Native American presence dating to 500 BC.

In a recent episode, Best Restaurants on the Potomac River, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Grubbing hosts Annie and Alana visited Dockside Restaurant & Tiki Bar!

Chris Militzer, photo editor for Alexandria Living Magazine, had heard of Colonial Beach; he’d taken his daughter camping in nearby Westmoreland State Park numerous times. But it wasn’t until he started seeing photos of the Town on Instagram and Twitter–gorgeous sunrises and sunsets, sandy beaches and marinas, and more–that Chris decided to have a look for himself.

The duo recently made a stop in Colonial Beach, Virginia, chronicling their trip in the  latest video on their YouTube channel, Boating Chesapeake.

Writer Carrie Dykes discovered that “There’s more to Virginia wine country than just the vineyards.” In her article for Wine Enthusiast, Travel Off the Beaten Path in Virginia Wine Country, Carrie mentions Ingleside Winery as a notable one in the area, but it’s the baby goats at Westmoreland Berry Farm that really captured her attention.

Colonial Beach oyster bar in demand.