The inn has welcomed guests since steamboats delivered them to its dock in the last century. It has six guest rooms. In addition to serving breakfast, the inn's dining room is open to the public for dinner Tuesday through Sunday and for Sunday brunch. If it's privacy you crave, you may want to consider a private guest cottage overlooking a scenic waterway. Those who long only for basic comforts will feel at home at one of several motels scattered throughout the Northern Neck.
Campers have several options on the Northern Neck.
It is right on the Bay and puts you within walking distance for the Smith Island ferry, which the campground owners operate. Besides camping sites you'll find four miniature sleeping cabins for rent. A crabbing pier is a big hit with kids as are hayrides and other events such as nighttime lollypop hunts using flashlights. Restaurants All this relaxation has a way of making you ravenous. Here are a few of the places we've been advised to visit to soothe the hungries and have a good time while we're at it.