Shop the River Realm all October with great offers from participating boutiques, eateries and places to stay. Get your tickets here, show the ticket to the merchant and shop away!
Experience the charm of fall in Kilmarnock, with over 50 locally owned boutiques, shops, eateries, and memorable places to stay. Stroll down Kilmarnock’s Main Street and inviting West Church Street where you can FIND, DINE, and SHOP all that Kilmarnock has to offer. Scan our QR Code, available on store fronts, for exclusive offers kickstarting the season with our brand new Fall Festival at Town Centre Park on Saturday, October 21st featuring vendors, food trucks, kids activities, fall crafts, music, and much more! Fall IN LOVE with Kilmarnock and don’t miss out on the fun this season!
Named for the white stones that were found in local creeks dumped by British trading ships in the colonial era, White Stone is a charming, small town located at the mouth of the mighty Rappahannock River.
Lively is known as the “The Gateway to Belle State Park” and the birthplace of Mary Ball Washington, mother of George Washington. Adventure seekers, history buffs and families looking to disconnect to reconnect with nature and history will find Lively to live up to its name.
White picket fences line the streets of this charming small town and invite people from all over to experience world-class lodging, fine dining & bay-to-table cuisine, boutique shopping, and unique experiences on the shore or on the water.
Home to Virginia’s Official Urbanna Oyster Festival, the biggest celebration of oysters every November for over 60 years! Charming, small town Urbanna walkable business district and is one of America’s oldest port towns, established in 1680.
For all you war buffs, Saluda is the home of the most decorated Marine: Lt. General Lewis “Chesty” B. Puller. Chesty is the only Marine to have received 5 Navy Crosses; he led men in combat in some of the bloodiest battles in WWI, WWII and the Korean War.
Deltaville, a place that has more boats than people and perfect for sailors or fishers. With over 25 marinas to choose from, it’s known as the “Boating Capital of the Chesapeake”. As well as its boatbuilding and watermen heritage.
Topping, Waterfront dining. Oysters. RV camping. Airplanes. You’ll be able to immerse yourself in the Rappahannock River’s outdoor adventure and outdoor dining.