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Known as America’s Colonial Capital, history abounds in Williamsburg. Colonial Williamsburg, a living history museum, depicts the life and times of Colonial America. At nearby Jamestown Settlement, the story of America’s first permanent English settlement (13 years before the Pilgrims landed in Massachusetts) and the Virginia Indians they encountered is told through film, gallery exhibits and living history. Fast forward to the Revolutionary War with a visit to historic Yorktown. In October 1781, the Siege of Yorktown culminated with the British surrender to American and French forces under George Washington’s command ending the six-year revolutionary War and setting the stage for a new government and nation. While in Yorktown, don’t miss a visit to the Riverwalk area for a walk on the beach, a visit of their antique and specialty shops, and unique dining experiences.
For thrill seekers, check out Busch Gardens Williamsburg, which has held the title of the World’s Most Beautiful Theme Park for the past 20 years. Chills and spills, twists and turns around every corner as you enjoy the sights and sounds of Europe. On autumn evenings, the park is “spooked” up for Howl-O-Scream with a variety of Haunted Houses and mazes, themed shows and other frightening features. In the winter, the sounds of Christmas concerts, live carolers and Celtic holiday harmonies fill the air at Christmas Town at Busch Gardens. Boasting over six million lights and a 50-foot Christmas tree, this season-long celebration brings the spirit of Christmas alive.
For the coolest kind of summertime fun – it’s Water Country USA, the Mid-Atlantic’s largest water park, just minutes from Busch Gardens. Take a day trip to our nation’s capital Washington DC or Norfolk, Fredericksburg, and Richmond, Virginia’s state capital where “Lincoln” was filmed. Or just relax at the Resort’s pools, enjoy a smoothie, join us for the ice cream social and get to know your neighbors for the week.