Charming Riverside Cottage Rental with Private Pier near Historic Williamsburg, Virginia

There are many fun activities on offer here, whatever the season. The property is located only a short drive from Busch Gardens, a large theme park, with over 50 rides, including eight roller coasters. Also close by is the popular summer attraction of Water Country, the Mid-Atlantic's largest water park, which has a 1960s surf theme, 17 rides, and numerous other attractions, including live entertainment. Those who love water will adore the property's close proximity to the Chickahominy River. Right at the end of the garden, there is river access and a private dock. Guests can hire small boats from several outfitters within a few minutes of the property, and can enjoy kayaking, paddle boarding, swimming, and canoeing. Keen fishermen will be able to catch largemouth bass, perch, and catfish in the river. History buffs will love the area's rich colonial past. The property is close to the Jamestown Settlement, which is open year-round. This is the site of America's first English colony, and visitors can see exhibits, films, and re-creations, including a replica of one of the three ships that sailed from England to Virginia in 1607. The city of Williamsburg also shares in this fascinating history and boasts many stunning 18th-century buildings. Glampers in need of retail therapy can explore the shops in downtown Williamsburg, where they'll find stores selling everything from the latest fashion to antiques. The city is also well-known for its fine dining, and guests will find quirky 18th-century-style taverns, fancy restaurants, seafood, sushi, and much more. As well as this, there are plenty of friendly and welcoming bars, for an evening nightcap. This region is home to many vineyards, breweries, and distilleries. Glampers can follow the Williamsburg Tasting Trail, which incorporates some of the best establishments in the area. A map of the trail is available to download on the Williamsburg tourist information website. A great way to explore the local area is by bike. Guests can bring along their own bikes, or there are some available to rent in Williamsburg. A good route to ride is the scenic Colonial Parkway, a 23-mile path which links the three points of Virginia's Historic Triangle, Jamestown, Williamsburg, and Yorktown. Along the way, glampers will enjoy picturesque surroundings, historic bridges, and fascinating architecture.