Haymarket, VA to Baltimore Airport (BWI)

Located just a few miles from downtown Haymarket, The Winery at La Grange offers visitors a serene and scenic wine-tasting experience. Set on a historic farm estate, the winery features an 18th-century manor house, rustic barns, and panoramic views of rolling vineyards. Guests can enjoy tastings of premium Virginia wines while relaxing in Adirondack chairs on the lawn or in cozy indoor spaces with wood-beamed ceilings. The venue frequently hosts live music, food trucks, and seasonal events, making it a lively and relaxing destination year-round. Guided tours of the vineyard and winemaking facilities are available by reservation. It’s a pet-friendly, family-welcoming property, and picnic areas are open to guests. Visitors enjoy the charming ambiance, variety of wine flights, and the historic nature of the property. During peak weekends, the winery draws in large crowds, especially for group outings and private parties. Many guests choose taxi transportation to enjoy the wine without worrying about the drive.

Silver Lake Regional Park is a 230-acre public space offering nature and recreation opportunities for families, fitness lovers, and outdoor enthusiasts. Located just northwest of Haymarket, it features a 23-acre lake ideal for kayaking, canoeing, and catch-and-release fishing. Scenic walking trails loop through forested areas and open fields, perfect for hiking, photography, and birdwatching. Picnic areas with pavilions and grills make it a favorite for family gatherings and small events. During warmer months, the park hosts outdoor yoga, nature walks, and school field trips. The peaceful atmosphere provides a much-needed escape from city life without requiring a long drive. The lake is stocked with fish, and seasonal activities attract both locals and tourists. Clean restrooms, convenient parking, and well-maintained trails make visits enjoyable and accessible. Taxis are frequently booked for one-way or round-trip park visits, especially for groups or travelers without a vehicle.

The heart of Haymarket lies in its charming historic downtown, where brick sidewalks, original storefronts, and vintage street lamps create an inviting atmosphere. This area is home to locally owned shops, art galleries, antique stores, and family-run restaurants. Cafés and bakeries line the streets, offering a place to enjoy coffee or lunch while soaking in the town’s heritage. Downtown Haymarket regularly hosts seasonal festivals, farmers markets, and community parades that draw crowds from nearby regions. History lovers will appreciate buildings that date back to the Civil War era, many of which are now repurposed into shops or offices. Visitors can explore the Haymarket Museum, which tells the story of the town’s past from frontier to present day. The walkable layout makes it easy to experience the town’s offerings in a relaxed, unhurried way. With limited parking, especially during events, taxis offer the most convenient way to arrive and explore.