Culpeper Vacations

Virginia's first triple-threat establishment offers wine, beer, and spirits in a picturesque Blue Ridge Mountain setting. Sample artisanal beverages in the restored 1800s farmhouse.

The Loft showcases vibrant local art in a welcoming second-floor gallery space in downtown Culpeper. Browse unique pieces from regional artists while staff share stories behind each creative expression.

America's first legal moonshine distillery uses traditional copper pot stills for authentic spirits. Tour the historic facility and savor handcrafted whiskeys where distilling tradition meets modern craft.

This 255-acre reservoir offers exceptional fishing for catfish, crappie, and largemouth bass in a tranquil setting. Rent a kayak or canoe to explore its scenic shores where wildlife gathers among the reeds.

The Packard Campus houses America's largest audiovisual archive with over 6 million historic recordings and films. Visitors can enjoy rare cinematic treasures during free screenings in its beautifully restored theater.

Housed in a historic train depot, the Museum of Culpeper History spans 215 million years from dinosaur tracks to modern art. Exhibits feature Native American artifacts, Revolutionary War minutemen, and Civil War history.

St. Stephen's Episcopal Church (est. 1821) is Culpeper's oldest church building with a rich Civil War history. Admire its historic stained-glass windows and explore the heritage-filled cemetery.

This historic venue, reopened in 2013 after restoration, hosts diverse arts performances in an intimate 560-seat setting. Enjoy exceptional acoustics and clear sightlines at the cultural heart of Culpeper.