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Fleeton Fields
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Major Credit Cards accepted |
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Non-Smoking |
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Kids Friendly |
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Room Amenities
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Refrigerator |
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"The Garden Suite - $175.00
Through the private entrance find a romantic suite, the oversized bedroom is furnished with a four- poster bed and period antiques. Enjoy water and garden views or just relax in the separate sitting room before a cozy fire. Private bath.
The Victorian Suite - $150.00
A charming antique walnut bedroom suite sets the mood in this lovely suite. The sitting area in the bedroom overlooks the inn's gardens and the Chesapeake Bay beyond. A small attached room (originally the old nursery) is furnished with a single bed - perfect for an extra family member or friend. Private bathroom.
The Tidal Pond Suite - $135.00
This two-room suite includes a separate bedroom and sitting room with a private bathroom across the hall. Relax in your private sitting room, read or watch the news, or just lookout onto the inn's manicured gardens or the Chesapeake Bay beyond. A queensize sofa bed in the sitting room can accommodate additional family or friends.
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Inn Amenities
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Coffee/Tea Services- Tray-in-Bed |
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Baby Crib Available |
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Secured Parking |
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Baggage storage facilities |
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Quiet location |
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Terrace |
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"Strategically placed garden benches invite you to sit and look out on a serene setting of manicured lawns, herb and flower gardens, or watch parent ospreys raising their babies on the tidal pond and perhaps glimpse a passing eagle or great blue heron.
Inside the inn, fresh flowers and quiet music set the stage for a relaxing getaway. The inn features fine Victorian and period furnishings and accessories while still unobtrusively providing modern amenities like televisions and private baths required by discerning travelers.
In the morning, awake to the aroma of fresh coffee, then enjoy a full gourmet breakfast elegantly served on fine china, crystal, and silver.
After a day of enjoying the natural and historic attractions of the Northern Neck and Tangier Island, or the kayaking and canoeing available at Fleeton Fields, you can choose a nearby waterfront restaurant for a delicious dinner of fresh Chesapeake Bay seafood and local specialties." |
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Area Activities
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Gardens/arboretum |
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"At Fleeton Fields:
The quiet roads and the quaint hamlet of Fleeton just around the corner are perfect for walking or bicycling. Several bicycle tour loops take you past lush farm fields, by quiet creeks and ponds or over the scenic Little Wicomico River on a two-car cable ferry where you can watch the local watermen tending their crabpots.
Or launch the inn's canoe or kayak on the pond and enjoy the serenity of quiet water paddling, on high tide enter the Bay and paddle to Reedville for lunch if you would like to spend a long day on the water.
In Reedville:
Just two and one half miles up the road lies Reedville, founded in 1867 it is a typical Chesapeake Bay region working fishing village. Stop in at the Reedville Fishermen's Museum and be sure to see the Walker House, the oldest house in town and a restored waterman's home, and their historic boat collection including a 1911 skipjack and a 1922 buyboat.
Take the walking tour of the national register historic district, going by the imposing Victorian mansions, you'll see why in 1912 this little town was touted as the ""richest per capita small town in the country.""
On the water:
Cruises leave Reedville daily, in season, for Tangier and Smith Islands out in the middle of the Bay. It's a pretty boat ride and you can explore these quaint little villages, and taste the area's best crabcakes and soft shell crabs.
If you'd rather catch your own fish, bring your surf casting gear or hire a local charter boat for an exciting day on the bay fishing for bluefish or striped bass.
For day trips nearby:
Dameron Marsh, Hughlett Point, and Bushmill Stream nature preserves are great spots for walking and wildlife viewing. The Golden Eagle and Quinton Oaks golf courses offer 18 holes of a great challenge.
There is good antiquing and the Saturday morning farmers' markets and area fairs and festivals offer everything from fresh vegetables and home-baked goodies to a perfect Christmas gift for that special someone on your list.
Stratford Hall Plantation, the home of General Robert E. Lee and Pope's Creek Plantation, the birthplace of George Washington, are in Westmoreland County. Many of our guests from Maryland and Northern Virginia plan to visit these beautiful plantations on their way to or from the inn." |
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