- The list below includes 28 free or cheap things to do in or near Lexington, Virginia, including 53 different types of inexpensive activities like Specialty Museums, Playgrounds, Horse Races and Movie Theaters.
- From Lee Chapel & Museum to Washington & Lee University, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Lexington and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Natural Bridge, Bedford and Wintergreen.
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Visitors to Reba Farm Inn saddle up and hit the trails on the horse of their choice. Nightly accommodations are available at the bed and breakfast as are horseback riding lessons and summer horse camps.
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With family programs and art contests, the Maier Museum of Art has a very strong presence in its community. It also houses an impressive collection of American art from across the last century.
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Family owned and operated, Johnson's Orchards covers just over 200 acres of land and possesses 7,500 apple trees. Visitors can purchase freshly picked apples and apple products at the on-site market or can pick their own apples in the orchard.
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Jackson River is a popular spot for water adventures in Hot Springs. The river offers beautiful scenery for relaxing shore side picnics, as well as kayaking, fishing, tubing and canoeing for those seeking a thrill.
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Lynchburg's Riverside Park offers a variety of attractions, including a 1900 square foot Sprayground area with water play activities. The park also features a playground for kids as well as picnic areas.
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The Legacy Museum of African American History is a historical museum dedicated to preserving artifacts and memorabilia related to the African American community in Lynchburg. Attractions include several exhibits on African American heritage, various educational programs, and an activity center.
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The oldest cemetery in the state of Virginia is the Old City Cemetery, and it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The cemetery is still in use today and also serves as a very unique public garden.
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An ugly part of history, Pest House Medical Museum is the site of the smallpox quarantine hospital. When touring the building, visitors can learn about the facility and its practices via audio guides.
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The Federal-style house that was built by Dr. George Cabell in 1815 is called Point of Honor. The historic site is furnished with authentic period antiques, and there is a small gallery that introduces visitors to the individuals who used to call Point of Honor their home.
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Science and the arts take centerstage at the interactive space known as Amazement Square. Children are the target audience with hands-on displays and interactive activities to make learning fun and entertaining.