The Neighborhood

A quiet Colonial Beach address, minutes from the places you use every day.

What’s nearby

Everyday places — the pharmacy, groceries, a park, schools — are just minutes from your door, and the wider region is an easy drive. Here is where things sit around the community.

Aerial photo of the neighborhood around Colonial Beach Village, with nearby places labeled
Aerial imagery: USDA NAIP (2023), public domain. Place locations © OpenStreetMap contributors and public records.

Nearby, at a glance

Distances are straight-line from the community; drive times are approximate.

  • Food LionSupermarket · 0.6 mi 3 min
  • WalgreensPharmacy · 0.6 mi 3 min
  • East Coast Physicians / urgent careUrgent care · 0.6 mi 2 min
  • Colonial Beach High SchoolPublic high school · 0.7 mi 2 min
  • Colonial Beach Municipal Pier & BoardwalkBoardwalk & beach · 1.1 mi 4 min
  • Cooper Branch LibraryPublic library · 1.2 mi 4 min
  • George Washington Birthplace National MonumentHistoric site · 5.8 mi 15 min
  • Naval Support Facility DahlgrenNaval base · ~6 mi ~20 min
  • Westmoreland State ParkState park · 9.4 mi 25 min
  • Fredericksburg, VirginiaRegional · ~26 mi ~45 min

Where we are

The community sits just off Route 205 in Colonial Beach, a quiet riverfront town on the Potomac with a municipal pier, a boardwalk, a beach, and marinas. Shopping, restaurants, and daily errands are all close by, and for time outdoors there is Westmoreland State Park and the Caledon Natural Area, along with plenty of local history — George Washington's birthplace and Stratford Hall are both nearby.

Getting around

The location is a real convenience: Dahlgren Naval Base is about twenty minutes away, and Fredericksburg, with its two malls, is roughly forty-five minutes off. Both Washington, D.C., and Richmond are about an hour and a half away, so the community sits within reach of two cities while keeping the quiet of a riverfront town.

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