A National Register Historic Property, Morven Park was for 40 years the home of Virginia Gov. Westmoreland Davis. More than 100,000 people visit Morven Park each year, enjoying entertaining and educational programming at its three museums and multifaceted equestrian center, and experiencing its beautiful scenery, historic gardens, sports fields, and hiking trails, all within its 1,200-plus acres.
The public is invited to events in every season, including Civil War reenactments, equestrian competitions, festivals, and hands-on learning programs.
Morven Park is a non-profit organization, 501(c)3, operated by the Westmoreland Davis Memorial Foundation. Its mission is to preserve and advance the ideals of Gov. Davis, offering programs that reflect civic-minded leadership, sustainable agriculture, and the conscientious use of open space for the public good.
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NOTICE:
The Mansion and Museums at Morven Park will be CLOSED Jan.9 - Feb. 29 for enhancement of our exhibit spaces and rearrangement of collections items. The grounds will remain open.
Jan. 28 & 29: Cavaletti & Gymnastics Clinics for horse and rider. Three-part series with Paul Ebersole. Learn more.
Jan. 31 & Feb. 1: The Future of Morven Park. 7 p.m. Meet Executive Director Frank Milligan and see the future plans for Morven Park. Learn more.
Feb. 11: My Nature Valentine. 10 a.m.-noon. Kids hike the trails and gather in the Carriage Museum to make a heart-shaped bird feeder. Learn More.