- The list below includes 89 free or cheap things to do in or near Hopewell, Virginia, including 61 different types of inexpensive activities like Marinas, Parks, Bowling and Movie Theaters.
- From Riverside Park to Mathis Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Hopewell and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Richmond, Petersburg, Midlothian and Mechanicsville.
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11.2 Miles
Owned and operated by the county, Ferndale Park has long been a recreational spot within the local area. However, recently attempts have been made to upgrade the park and raise the water level of the old canal which runs through it.
13.1 Miles
Kittiewan Plantation overlooks Kittiewan Creek and the James River. The plantation is a working farm with a museum that houses various memorabilia including the collections of an extensive set of 19th and 20th century kitchen and food preparation items.
13.2 Miles
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216 votes
6125 Boydton Plank Road, Petersburg, VA 23803
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Spread over 424 acres, the Pamplin Historical Park focuses on the Civil War. The main emphasis of the park is on the soldiers themselves as seen at Tudor Hall, the National Museum of the Civil War Soldier, and the recreated Military Encampment.
13.4 Miles
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6125 Boydton Plank Road, Petersburg, VA 23803
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The National Museum of the Civil War Soldier considers the war from the perspective of the common fighting man. Visitors can browse through interactive exhibits, view extensive artifact collections or take guided tours.
14.5 Miles
Vacationland Bowling Center is a 32 lane bowling alley that also features 6 billiards tables, an arcade room with prize redemption and a pro shop. They also have leagues and glow-in-the-dark events.
14.9 Miles
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41 votes
14501 John Tyler Highway, Charles City, VA 23226
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Serving as the home of President John Tyler from 1842 until his death, the Sherwood Forest Plantation is considered a national historic landmark. The house and grounds are open daily for self-guided tours.
15.0 Miles
Virginia Aviation Museum houses over 30 vintage military and civilian aircraft including the rare SR-71 Blackbird. It also exhibits aviation memorabilia, engines, a World War II diorama, and the Virginia Aviation Hall of Fame.
17.3 Miles
White Oak Road Battlefield was the site of a Union victory late in the Civil War, and today contains a short, scenic walking trail. The trail features several interpretive signs detailing the historical events.
17.4 Miles
Founded by local Richmond Holocaust survivor Jay Ipson, the Virginia Holocaust Museum provides accounts of local survivors, and uses the Ipson family's story to illustrate the larger story of the Holocaust.
17.5 Miles
A walk down the historic Canal Walk is a wonderful way to view the waterfront and the restoration of the old canal system. A boat ride is offered for those who do not wish to walk but are interested in sightseeing.