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Meet Fairfax County's storytellers, and then create your own travel story.
The country's most visited historic estate invites you visit and explore.
This Smithsonian museum is the sister facility to the museum on the National Mall.
From July 26-September 9 under the big top in Tysons. Get your tickets today!
An afternoon of opera highlights curated by the audience at The Barns at Wolf Trap on 7/28.
Tickets on sale for Wolf Trap's summer concert series. Get yours before they're gone!
Find hotels close to a Metro station.
Looking for a hotel in a specific area? Use our handy hotel map!
When you're in the mood to dine al fresco, look no further than our list of restaurants offering a range of outdoor seating options.
Browse our dining deals to save some dough on your next meal.
Try your hand at one of our local chef’s recipes.
From metro stations to hotels to attractions, find the map you need most.
Carry all there is to see and do right in the palm of your hand.
From Civil War battlefields to DC monuments, here's your guide to the area.
The urban center of Fairfax County, Tysons is a destination of its own.
Pet-Friendly People
Enjoy pet-friendly Virginia at George Washington's Mount Vernon! Our most famous resident, George Washington, absolutely loved dogs and had many of them roaming the grounds of his beloved Mount Vernon. Another little known fact is that Washington is even credited by the American Kennel Club as being one of the developers of the American Foxhound breed. Talk about pet-friendly Virginia! Get the scoop. More
Pet-Friendly Hotels
Our love for being around pets literally spans centuries. And we're pleased that this tradition continues today with more than 50 pet-friendly hotels for you to choose from in all corners of Fairfax County. These hotels are ready to roll out the welcome mat (or dish) for you and your traveling companion! Please just keep in mind that most hotels have size/weight restrictions for their furry guests so please be sure to verify this when booking your room. More
Pet-Friendly Parks & Places
On your Capital Region vacation, you'll find yourself in close proximity to many of the area's most famous pet-friendly attractions. We're talking National Parks, historic cemeteries, presidential estates and more! Plus, there are plenty of dog parks in DC and Northern Virginia for you and your traveling buddy to stretch out and meet new people. Browse the list below for some ideas or click More to check out a list of dog parks. More
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Arlington National Cemetery
- 214 McNair Road
- Arlington, VA 22211
- (703) 607-8000
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Frying Pan Farm Park
- 2709 West Ox Rd.
- Herndon, VA 20171
- (703) 437-9101
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George Washington's Mount Vernon
- 3200 Mount Vernon Memorial Highway
- Mount Vernon, VA 22121
- 703-780-2000
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Great Falls Park
- 9200 Old Dominion Drive
- Great Falls, VA 22102
- (703) 757-3101
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Lake Accotink
- 7500 Accotink Park Rd.
- Springfield, VA 22150
- (703) 569-3464
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Mason Neck State Park
- 7301 High Point Rd.
- Lorton, VA 22079
- (703) 339-2385
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Paradise Springs Winery
- 13219 Yates Ford Road
- Clifton, VA 20124-1811
- (703) 830-9463
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Riverbend Park
- 8700 Potomac Hills St.
- Great Falls, VA 22066
- 703-759-9018
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Tysons Biergarten
- 8346 Leesburg Pike
- Tysons, VA 22182
- (703) 856-5613
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Washington & Old Dominion Railroad Regional Park
- Countywide
- Vienna, VA 22180
- 703-729-0596
Seasonal Fun
Celebrate the season by visiting us during special holiday celebrations, taking in our one-of-a-kind attractions, or attending our epic festivals and special events found only in the region. More
Family-Friendly Fairfax
Immerse your children in activities that stimulate their imagination. With so much fascinating history in Fairfax County, you can bet they’ll have fun while they learn. More
Storytellers Video Series
Every destination has a story. Meet Fairfax County's storytellers and then create your own travel story. More
