Waterford

 The homey Waterford Market offers natural, locally grown, and harvested products, including lamb, and many carefully crafted woolen products like dryer balls, yarn, and even knitting kits.

15487 2nd St, Waterford, VA 20197

https://www.waterfordvillage.org/waterford-market/

Phone: 540-882-363

 Waterford is home to several historic schoolhouses, most notably the Old School, which was partially burned down in 1909 before it was rebuilt to its current state, and Second Street School, originally built in 1867 for African American children in Waterford. Today, the Old School hosts many public events, like concerts, town meetings, political debates, and wedding receptions. Through the Second Street School Living History Program, fourth-grade students from the surrounding area can visit to experience a school day reminiscent of the 1880s. 

40222 Fairfax St, Waterford, VA 20197

https://www.waterfordfoundation.org/weddings/ 

Phone: 540-882-3018,

 Paige’s Pit Stop offers its customers fresh produce, poultry, jelly, and other miscellaneous items, as well as home-grown Christmas trees and fried pies during the colder seasons. Visitors can also enjoy seeing the property’s residents: chickens, ducks, and goats. 

39810 Charles Town Pike, 

Waterford, VA 20197.

https://paiges-pit-stop.business.site

Phone: 703-727-2395

At the Waterford Craft School, people can take immersive, hands-on, expert-instructed classes on crafts like festive natural garland and block-printed holiday cards. Waterford Craft School works to protect traditional craft-making methods. 

40222 Fairfax Street, Waterford, VA 20197

https://craftschool.waterfordfoundation.org

 The Waterford Corner Store, established in Waterford in 2018, offers customers local, handmade home and garden goods, including wooden furniture and candles. It also sells coffee, wine, and craft beer, and hosts events like monthly Friday pizza nights and events inviting people to make cocktails or wreaths. 

40183 Main St, Waterford, VA 20197 

https://www.thecornerstoreva.com

Phone: 202-320-4996,

 The Phillips Farm Interpretive Hiking Trail is an easy 1.5 mi hike that starts at the Old Mill at the bottom of Main Street. The trail takes visitors through the Phillips Farm and reveals the property's natural and cultural history. Since 1943, the Waterford Foundation and the local community have worked to preserve the trail's open space. The tour starts at the Old Mill on Main Street located at 

40105 Main St, Waterford, VA 20197 

https://www.waterfordvillage.org/visiting-waterford/phillips-farm-walking-trail 

Phone: 540-882-3018