Appomattox Vacations

Walk the grounds where the Civil War ended as Lee surrendered to Grant in 1865. Experience living history demonstrations at the McLean House while exploring this preserved 19th-century village.

Step into the McLean House where Lee surrendered to Grant in 1865, ending the Civil War. Experience history through period furnishings and explore the peaceful grounds of Appomattox Court House National Historical Park.

Near the historic surrender site, this museum showcases Lee's uniform and 400+ Civil War artifacts. Explore two immersive galleries that chronicle the war's conclusion and Reconstruction era legacy.

Housed in the 1895 county jail, this museum showcases Appomattox's local history and Civil War artifacts. Explore the genealogy library to trace your family connections to this historically significant region.

Nestled within Appomattox-Buckingham State Forest, this 150-acre lake offers a peaceful retreat. Explore scenic hiking trails, enjoy non-motorized boating, or relax at the swimming area during summer months.

This restored historic courthouse brings local theater to life in downtown Appomattox. Experience community productions in an intimate setting where history and performing arts beautifully merge.

Abbitt Park offers a serene retreat in downtown Appomattox with shaded picnic areas perfect for midday breaks. Combine your visit with the adjacent J. Robert Jamerson Memorial Library for a peaceful afternoon respite.

You can spend an afternoon exploring the galleries in Carver Price Legacy Museum during your travels in Appomattox. Take in the museums in this family-friendly area.