Lake Anna Quenches Your Thirst for Adventure with these Diverse Water Sports
By Robert Enriquez
Cool breezes brush your face as warm sand slowly massages your toes on a sunny Virginia day. Water splashing on the beach shore, skipping rocks and building sand castles once brought us... More
Welcome to Lake Anna—the third largest lake in the state of Virginia and your ideal vacation spot!
Located in Central Virginia and surrounded by the counties of Louisa, Spotsylvania and Orange, Lake Anna has not only grown into a popular place to vacation, but the area is also becoming a highly... More
By Chris Craft
From March through the Winter, Lake Anna Offers Fishing for Every Season
Lake Anna is a 13,000-acre impoundment located in the counties of Louisa, Spotsylvania and Orange. Out of the 13,000 acres, only 9,600 are open to public use. The remaining 3,400 acres is used as cooling... More
Images and editorial from Louisa County Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Small Town – Big Charm
Located in the heart of Central Virginia, less than an hour from Richmond, Charlottesville and Fredericksburg, Louisa County is a four-season region touted in both rural beauty and historical charm.... More
Image from Virginia State Parks
Outdoor Activities Abound at Lake Anna State Park
A trip to Lake Anna is sure to be filled with some fun on the water and on the sandy beach. While you’re here, don’t forget to spend a day—or two—at nearby Lake Anna State Park. Pan for gold, take a stroll along... More
Have Fun Away from the Lake
Lake Anna offers visitors the perfect lakeside vacation. But if you want to stray from our shoreline, you may be asking this question: “What is there to do at Lake Anna?” History, fun, excitement—Lake Anna and nearby areas have something for even the pickiest traveler... More
Find Your Historic, Adventure and Relaxation Spots in Spotsylvania
As you explore Spotsylvania, you can expect to find a diverse mix of rich history, outdoor recreation and one-of-a-kind activities surrounded by beautiful rural landscapes. Conveniently located directly off Interstate 95,... More
Serving Up Delectable Dishes at Your Lakeside Table
There’s lots of history in and around Lake Anna. Something that is sure to go down in history is one of the delicious meals you’ll have on your visit. Let the local menus tempt your taste buds with options ranging from fresh seafood to handmade... More
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Lake Residents Are Upgrading Their Docks To Lavish Living Quarters
By Jeff Owen, owner of JOContractors
Image suppled by Jeff Owen
When you’re living on the lake, the boundaries of your living space are no longer confined to your living room. From your dock to your boathouse,...
A Taste of Culpeper’s Top Chefs
One way to know if you love a town is to eat the town. How many superb restaurants are available to keep you coming back for more? In Culpeper, there are quite a few.
Modern American Cuisine in Culpeper
At Flavor on Main, Executive Chef William...
Have Fun Away from the Lake
Lake Anna offers visitors the perfect lakeside vacation. But if you want to stray from our shoreline, you may be asking this question: “What is there to do at Lake Anna?” History, fun, excitement—Lake Anna and nearby areas have something for even the...
Images and editorial supplied by City of Fredericksburg
Take the Scenic Route
There’s something to see around every corner in the Fredericksburg region. From the Wilderness Battlefield just off U.S. 3 in Spotsylvania County, to St. George’s which towers over Princess Anne Street in...
Images and editorial from Louisa County Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Small Town – Big Charm
Located in the heart of Central Virginia, less than an hour from Richmond, Charlottesville and Fredericksburg, Louisa County is a four-season region touted in both rural beauty and...
By Chris Craft
From March through the Winter, Lake Anna Offers Fishing for Every Season
Lake Anna is a 13,000-acre impoundment located in the counties of Louisa, Spotsylvania and Orange. Out of the 13,000 acres, only 9,600 are open to public use. The remaining 3,400 acres is used as...
