Fredericksburg Visitor Center - Fredericksburg, Virginia

Anthony C.

After a Cheer Competition in the area, we were looking to do something in the area. Going online, we found that the FVC was sponsoring a Cookie Crawl. We signed up and traveled down to pick up our map and bucket. They have a little parking lot next to them, but check if it's timed. We were on a weekend after hours. The staff was extremely helpful. They had a little table in the back set up to get you going. They also had free hot chocolate. The center had a lot of information of the area. They also had all kinds of little knickknacks. Who doesn't want a George Washington Bobble-Head! Tee shirts and other things. If you are planning on checking Fredericksburg out, this is a good place to start.

Kerri L.

I wound up in Fredericksburg after running an errand and had no idea what was in the area. The staff at the visitor center was very kind and helpful. They gave my kids a fun otter scavenger hunt, and gave us a restaurant guide, walking tour map and suggestions of places to eat and go hang out like museums, art galleries and parks.

It was a nice historic district with lots of great restaurants parks, colonial architecture. The otters were pretty cute, too!

Victoria O.

This is one of the best visitors centers I have been to! The staff were so kind and knowledgeable, and there were three that I saw! They also had free printed photos that you could take as a souvenir which was so incredibly nice because I would have paid for something like that anyway. There was also a video playing in the back room and a free 30 minute parking lot. Furthermore, they had public restrooms! I 100% recommend you stop here if you’re visiting Fredericksburg and have no idea where to go - they will point you in the right direction! 🙂

Uncle J.

I loved the location of this visitor Center.

I would have rated a 5 but the Visitor Center was closed. I was looking forward to see the special film offers.

The Park Rangers bent over backwards to be helpful. Much appreciated their service.

gordon H.

people who worked in the visitors center were fantastic/friendly/knowledgeable. tour was nice and informative though the seat got very hard toward the end and the driver, that knew her stuff, paused repeatedly in the middle of speaking a sentence. which was somewhat distracting. worth doing even if you're not a history buff. gets you interested.

James W.

I got some great insight and information about a local icon of the Fredericksburg community today at First Friday(April 1st). Mr. Johnny Johnson's art is on display at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center for the first time, from a collection of private owners of his paintings. Mr. Johnson I learned was the first African-American to teach art at the University of Mary Washington. Thanks to M.C. Morris, Asst. Dir. of Tourism and Mr. Larry a private collector of many of Mr. Johnson's works, for sharing the art with the community.

Carbo K. (.

當地的遊客中心，工作人員在閒坐。有廁所。

Tim F.

Great place to visit with clean restrooms. Staff was super friendly.