Morven Park Tour Schedules

 

THE GOVERNOR'S RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS

 



HOURS:

  • Open Thursday - Monday.
  • April – October: 11 am to 5 pm
    (last tour starts at 4pm)
  • November – March: 12 pm to 4 pm
    (last tour starts at 3 pm)
  • Tours available every ½ hour
  • Closed for tours Tuesday and Wednesday.
  • The Mansion, Carriage Museum and Museum of Hounds and Hunting will be CLOSED January 9-February 29 for a deep cleaning.

Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day

TICKETS:

  • Tickets may be purchased in the Visitors Center located in the Governor’s Residence - see below options for pricing.

GROUP TOURS - Click here for more information!

Governor’s Mansion Tour:

  • 45 minutes
  • Historic Mansion only
  • Guided tour with a professionally trained Historic Interpreter
  • Admissions per person:
    • Adults: $5
    • Children, ages 6-12: $3
    • Children, ages 5 and under: free

Columns and Carriages Tour:

  • 90 minutes
  • Historic Mansion & Carriage Collection
  • Guided tour of two locations with a professionally trained Historic Interpreter
  • Admissions per person:
    • Adults: $9
    • Children, ages 6-12: $5
    • Children, ages 5 and under: free
 

Civil War Hut Sites Exploration:

  • Self-guided, lasting approximately 30 - 45 minutes
  • Includes interpretive materials, an identification guide for the replica huts, and a map of hut site locations.
  • Admissions per person:
    • Adults: $3
    • Children, 12 and under: free
 

Special discounts on admissions:

  • AAA members receive $1 off any ticketed admission
  • Students (ages 13 and above) receive $1 off any ticketed admission
  • Group tours receive $1 off any ticketed admission per person
  • Time Traveler children receive free admission to all tours
 

 

DID YOU KNOW ?

The estate, 1,000 acres just west of Leesburg, Virginia off Rt. 7 on Old Waterford Road, was home to two governors: Thomas Swann, a governor of Maryland in the 19th century, and Virginia's reform Governor Westmoreland Davis


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