Waterford, VA to Baltimore Airport (BWI)

The Waterford Old School Auditorium is a cultural and event space nestled in the heart of the historic district. Originally built in 1910, the building has been lovingly restored and now hosts concerts, lectures, and community events throughout the year. The connected Heritage Park features native landscaping, walking paths, and outdoor seating ideal for enjoying the serenity of the area. Visitors love the blend of history and recreation offered in this space, and it’s often used for weddings and private gatherings. With its wood floors, high ceilings, and vintage charm, the auditorium creates an inviting and timeless setting. Locals and tourists alike attend art shows, classical performances, and history lectures. Nearby parking is limited, so guests often rely on private transportation for group outings. The park space also includes interpretive signage, making it a self-guided educational spot. It’s a wonderful stop for history lovers, eventgoers, or families looking for a quiet picnic in an unforgettable environment.

This quaint general store and café is a hub for the Waterford community and a favorite stop for visitors. Housed in a historic building, the Waterford Market offers fresh pastries, sandwiches, locally made crafts, and artisan beverages. Whether you’re grabbing a hot coffee, a homemade pie, or picking up handmade soaps, the market experience is always personal and neighborly. Visitors appreciate the blend of old-world charm and modern convenience, with friendly staff offering local insight and hospitality. The market also supports small regional farms and features seasonal goods from nearby vendors. It’s a popular stop for cyclists, morning walkers, and weekend day-trippers exploring Loudoun’s wine country. A small patio area invites guests to linger, relax, and enjoy views of the village’s stone streets. It’s not just a store—it’s an experience of Waterford’s culture and flavor. Transportation here makes it easy to stop in without worrying about narrow country roads or limited parking.

Phillips Farm is a public nature preserve located just a short walk from Waterford’s historic center. The trail offers an easy, family-friendly hiking path along Catoctin Creek, with sweeping views of farmland, wildlife, and rolling hills. Interpretive signs along the trail explain the agricultural heritage of the region and the importance of land preservation. Bird watchers and photographers love the peaceful atmosphere and the chance to spot deer, foxes, and herons. The preserve is also used for school field trips and is maintained by the Waterford Foundation as part of its mission to educate and conserve. Guests often bring a picnic or enjoy the quiet solitude of the wooded sections. It’s an ideal place to unplug, breathe fresh air, and appreciate the harmony between nature and history. The trail is accessible from the main village, and we provide drop-off and pickup service right at the trailhead. It’s a top destination for those wanting a relaxing walk with beautiful views.