Rappahannock Station is today known as Remington and lies about halfway between Warrenton and Culpeper. This small town covers much of the battlefield making a visit difficult. Please respect the rights of property owners. To reach the battlefield from Fredericksburg, take Rt. 3 west to Culpeper, then take Rt. 15/29 north from Culpeper toward Warrenton. Approximately 7 miles north of Culpeper you will see a sign directing you to Remington via Business Rt. 15/29. Pull off the road at this point. Read the walking tour of the Battle of Remington.

Pedal through history on one of Remington’s bicycle trails and see why the small town is on the crossroads of history. Trails marked for three-, six- and 12-mile rides take visitors through the beautiful Virginia countryside surrounding Remington. Provided by Remington Community Partnership, the tours are also available in Town Hall. Download the Remington Civil War Bicycle Tour PDF

Situated amidst the historic Kelly’s Ford Battlefield, The Inn at Kelly’s Ford is a must-stop for anyone visiting Remington. Experience elegant dining prepared by Chef Jean Paul Pessaint in the inn’s intimate, 30-seat restaurant. Downstairs, discover Pelham’s Pub, serving your favorite beverages and live entertainment every Friday and Saturday night. The inn is also ideal for a weekend getaway, wedding, or family reunion. Visitors can enjoy hiking, canoeing, and biking, and the inn’s Equestrian Center offers horseback-riding lessons and hosts equestrian events. For more information or to book a reservation, call 540-399- 1779 or visit www.innatkellysford.com.

Evey year on the second Saturday of October, the streets of Remington fill with vendors, music, and food during the annual Fall Festival. For vendor information, contact the fall festival committee at RemingtonFallFestival@gmail.com. Get updates on the event through their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/remingtonfallfestival

The Remington Police Department hosts National Night Out on the second Tuesday in August. This is a national event held by local law enforcement, first responders and rescue personnel to bring awareness to communities and to encourage people to get out and meet their new neighbors and those who protect them. This is a free event filled with food, games and door prizes. Come enjoy the evening on the Town Hall lawn at 105 East Main Street.