Clarksville Holidays

Discover Virginia's largest freshwater lake and 18 miles of scenic trails at Occoneechee State Park. Explore the remnants of Occoneechee Plantation while enjoying premium boating and wildlife photography opportunities.

Explore America's most intact plantation, with original 18th-century furnishings and architecture since 1794. Guided tours reveal lives of owners and enslaved people through preserved Georgian interiors.

Explore the waterfront in Clarksville with a trip to Clarksville Marina. While you're in the area, stroll along the lakeside.

Explore the great outdoors at Ivy Hill Public Use Area, a lovely green space in Clarksville. While you're in the area, stroll along the lakeside.

This Donald Ross-designed course features classic rolling hills and strategic water hazards for a challenging round. Enjoy Buggs Island Lake views while navigating the signature small, domed greens.

This solemn monument honours 578 Mecklenburg County citizens who died in service since the Revolutionary War. Visit during Memorial Day ceremonies to experience the community's heartfelt tribute to its fallen heroes.

Explore Clarksville's heritage through exhibits on tobacco trading, Buffalo Lithia Springs, and Native American artefacts. The museum's detailed 1950s town model offers a charming glimpse into local history.

Cedar Grove Wildlife Management Area protects diverse wildlife and native plants. Visitors can enjoy seasonal bird watching, hiking trails, and photography opportunities in this natural sanctuary.