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Explore 3,570 vacation rentals in Williamsburg

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Williamsburg vacation rentals start at $30 per night before taxes and fees

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1,160 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

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Vacation rentals with a pool
1,680 properties feature pools

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2,880 properties have a dedicated workspace

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3,570 of Williamsburg vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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4.6 Average rating
Williamsburg stays receive an average rating of 4.6 out of 5 from guests
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Stylish Creekside Cabin w/ HotTub, Parklike views.
Escape to this beautifully remodeled guest cottage, designed for an unforgettable stay. Nestled in a serene 6.5-acre setting with private creek views, it's just minutes from shopping, breweries, and dining. Wake up to breathtaking scenery, unwind in a peaceful setting, and enjoy modern amenities. Relax by the fire pit or soak in the hot tub. Perfect for a romantic retreat or a fun-filled family getaway in the Historic Triangle. Unmatched comfort, charm, and relaxation—your perfect escape awaits!
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Kingsmill 1bed/1ba on Golf Course 9th Fairway
This beautiful 1 bed-1 bath unit is a cozy 400 sq.ft. and is located in the exclusive Kingsmill neighborhood. This first floor unit offers a king-size bed with a private patio that walks out onto the 9th Fairway of the River Course at Kingsmill. You'll enjoy the luxurious full bathroom with shower/tub combination and upgraded finishes. In the bedroom, you'll also find a computer desk, an over-sized sitting chair, a mini-fridge, a microwave, a Keurig coffee maker, and 50" Roku Smart TV w cable!
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Cheerful 3-bedroom house with parking on premises
Have fun with the whole family at this cozy place. Conveniently located 2 minutes from the Great Wolf Lodge and 10 minutes from Busch Gardens, Colonial Williamsburg, the College of William and Mary, and several parks, this three-bedroom, three baths, big-basement stand alone house lets you explore “the Burg” hassle-free and recharge in a restful space on the back of the Waller Mill reservoir woods. The yard features beautiful landscaping, a large fire pit with solo stove & cozy backyard lights.
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Charming coastal home w/ outdoor area and river views
Tucked away at the end of a quiet road, our home welcomes you. This spacious, thoughtfully designed 1 BR/1.5 BA home on 4 acres is ideal for those looking to relax and get away from it all while still being just minutes away from some of the areas best dining and attractions. Whether you want to watch the sun rise over the York River, spend the day exploring the Williamsburg historic triangle (Busch Gardens), or just take it easy around the house and enjoy the outdoor area, the choice is yours.
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History Art and Nature-110 Acres of Ancient Forest
WILLIAMSBURG AREA, SURRY, VA. CELEBRATE AMERICA'S 250TH by living in the historic family home of a Revolutionary War soldier! Lightwood Forest is a beautiful historic house nestled in 110 acres of private woodland preserve. Surround yourself with history, antiques, art and nature, and over two miles of private hiking trails. Lightwood Forest is in rural Surry County, on the south side of the James River, a short, free car ferry ride from Williamsburg and Jamestown, which runs 24/7, all year.
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TooFine Lakehouse, pet friendly waterfront cottage
Cute & cozy (tiny) waterfront cottage nestled in a pine forest. Situated on an almost 3 acre point on the Diascund Reservoir this is THE perfect spot to get away from it all & still be in the middle of everything! Options abound - fishing from the dock, bird watching, canoeing, roasting marshmallows around the fire pit, swinging in the hammocks, napping on the screened in porch, grilling on the patio, reading in the loft, playing games (inside & out), or just chill & feel the vibe.
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The Nook
Enjoy a getaway in this cozy 1 bedroom apartment attached to a classic 1940s Cape Cod home minutes from Colonial Williamsburg and Jamestown. You'll be within biking distance to many local attractions such as Williamsburg Winery, Jamestown Island, Jamestown Settlement, Jamestown Beach, and Billsburg Brewery. Busch Gardens & Water Country are a 15 minute drive. The Nook was completely refinished in 2020. Need more space or traveling with a group? Inquire about our other units.
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2 Bedroom Stylish Kingsmill condo
Located in the beautiful Kingsmill resort, this charming two bedrooms, two baths condo with stunning seasonal views over the pond is only a few minutes away from CW, Busch Gardens, water country, William and Maryand other Williamsburg attractions. All Kingsmill amenities are not included as they are strictly for Kingsmill residents Guests have access to the Spa and to the Mill Coffee House which is within walking distance from the condo and serves breakfast and lunch every day..
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Garden Cottage in Downtown Mathews
Wake up surrounded by greenery, sip coffee on a quiet porch, and unwind in the hot tub after a day exploring coastal Virginia. Sugartoad Cottage is a calm, plant-filled retreat designed for couples who want comfort, privacy, and walkable access to the best of small-town Chesapeake Bay life. Though located on Mathews Main Street, the cottage feels surprisingly secluded, with gardens, multiple decks, and thoughtfully designed outdoor spaces that make it easy to slow down.
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3 BR Cottage on Mallardee Farm in Williamsburg
Enjoy all the comforts of home during your Williamsburg vacation at Mallardee Farm! Allow us to make our home, your home while you explore all of Williamsburg’s attractions-just a 15 minute drive away! You’ll find that Mallardee Farm will serve as its own attraction with our friendly, rescued farm pets, walking trails through the 57 acre property, complimentary fishing poles, canoe, row boat & kayaks to use on our 7 acre pond. Covid-19 precautions followed.
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The Colonial Cottage
This is a cottage style house with unique features located in the heart of Colonial Williamsburg and close to area attractions, including Colonial Williamsburg, Busch Gardens, Water Country USA and The College of William & Mary. Walking distance to farmer's market, supermarket, 7-Eleven, the famous 5 Forks Cafe'. There are 2 bedrooms and a suite off the front porch that provides a queen size sofa bed
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Casita on the Corner
The Casita is a cozy 2 bedroom, one bath, small dog friendly home is on a corner lot in a family friendly neighborhood just minutes from major attractions like Busch Gardens-Water Country. The area is rich with historical sites. Be sure to visit Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown and Yorktown. There is a shopping center with a Grocery store and restaurants within walking distance from the property.
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Busch Gardens Williamsburg
European-themed amusement park with thrilling roller coasters, live shows, and family-friendly attractions
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Spend the day racing on world-class roller coasters like Griffon, InvadR, and Pantheon, then slow down with classic family rides such as the carousel, train ride, and kid-friendly attractions. Wander through European-themed villages inspired by England, Scotland, Germany, France, and Italy, with lush gardens, animal exhibits including a wolf habitat, and live shows and animal demonstrations. Refuel with international cuisine and German beer, and time your visit for seasonal festivals like Christmas Town or Halloscream. Nearby, you can also pair your visit with the massive Water Country waterpark.






Colonial Williamsburg
Expansive living history museum showcasing 18th-century life, trades, and historic architecture
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Explore a 301-acre living-history museum where costumed interpreters, artisan workshops, and more than 600 original and reconstructed buildings bring 18th-century Williamsburg to life. Walk the same streets as Thomas Jefferson and Martha Washington, visit the Capitol and Governor’s Palace, and dine in historic taverns, including George Washington’s favorite. Join historical reenactments, hands-on demonstrations, carriage rides, and Haunted Williamsburg ghost tours. Visit the Art Museums for folk and decorative arts, and enjoy seasonal events, gardens, and special holiday offerings.






Water Country USA
Expansive water park with thrilling slides, lazy rivers, and a 1950s surf theme
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Spend the day sliding, splashing, and swimming across more than 40 water rides, from the 70-foot Vanish Point drop slide to Colossal Curl’s boomerang-style family raft ride. Alternate high-speed thrills with relaxed laps in the lazy river, wave pool sessions, and shallow kiddie pools and splash areas designed for younger children. Take breaks at resort-style lounging areas and catch live, water-based shows or Dive-In Movies from a tube in the wave pool. On arrival, head straight to the wave pool to claim shaded beach chairs as your group’s base camp before they’re gone.






Pet-friendly vacation rentals in Williamsburg

Serenity Over 5 Acres: Historic Triangle Haven
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Bamboo Bungalo Duplex Near Busch Gardens
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Mason Manor - Downtown Smithfield next to WCP
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Private Farm Retreat - Right Outside Williamsburg
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Westgate Historic Williamsburg One Bedroom
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Stargazer Tiny Cabin
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Williamsburg Hide-A-Way Creekside
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Williamsburg Retreat
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Williamsburg home rentals

The Williamsburg Retreat- Gorgeous Private Acreage
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Spacious Home - 4 bedrooms & 3 full bathrooms.
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Amazing Gem! Riverfront, Location, Sunsets, Quite
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Modern-farmhouse Retreat
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Grey Heron Haven
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Pointe Haven near Historic Yorktown
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Charming 2/1 home close to everything!
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York River Vacation Home
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Williamsburg cabin rentals

"The Little Red Cabin" aka The Galley
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6 acres of privacy - water access/firepit/kayaks
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Log Cabin - Williamsburg Pet-Friendly, Heated Pool
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Stunning! River-Front Log Cabin Near Williamsburg
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Bill's Island
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Chalet Lodging II Spring Grove
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Modern Island Cabin
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Log cabin at the Rivah "Tide & Timber"
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When is the best time to visit Williamsburg?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $140 | $123 | $62 | $63 | $124 | $147 | $62 | $65 | $156 | $242 | $229 | $153 |
| Avg. temp | 41°F | 43°F | 49°F | 58°F | 67°F | 75°F | 79°F | 78°F | 72°F | 61°F | 51°F | 44°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Williamsburg?
Historic downtown Williamsburg has charming homes and easy access to major attractions. For a peaceful setting, look for accommodations near Kingsmill or in neighborhoods with tree-lined streets and walking paths.
What are the best things to do in Williamsburg with kids?
Explore Colonial Williamsburg for immersive, interactive history, visit the engaging exhibits at the Jamestown Settlement, or enjoy outdoor activities and rides at Busch Gardens Williamsburg. Many families also explore local nature trails and hands-on museums.
What are some of the best things to do in Williamsburg?
Explore living history at Colonial Williamsburg, stroll the grounds of the College of William & Mary, and take in art at the Muscarelle Museum. Around town, sample regional cuisine and enjoy outdoor markets or gardens.
How is the weather in Williamsburg?
Williamsburg has cool winters, with January highs around 49°F (10°C), and warm, humid summers peaking near 87°F (31°C) in July. Rain is spread throughout the year, so a light rain jacket can be useful.
What are the best places to visit in Williamsburg?
Colonial Williamsburg is one of the most popular sites for its historic streets and reenactments. The Governor's Palace, Jamestown Settlement, and the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg are also frequently suggested.
What are some hiking trails in Williamsburg?
Explore shaded paths at the Greensprings Greenway Interpretive Trail, wooded loops in Waller Mill Park, or scenic boardwalks through New Quarter Park. Many local trails feature wetlands, forests, and birdwatching opportunities.
What are some family activities we can do in Williamsburg?
Families often explore interactive sites at Colonial Williamsburg, bike or walk local trails, or enjoy rides and shows at Busch Gardens Williamsburg. The Virginia Living Museum nearby has hands-on animal exhibits and nature trails.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Williamsburg?
Many visitors explore Yorktown’s riverfront and American Revolution history, sample wines around the Williamsburg Winery, or wander the coastal scenery and museums in Newport News and Norfolk. Jamestown Island has historic and natural sites to explore.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Williamsburg?
Williamsburg has a range of pet-friendly stays in areas near local parks and trails. Many hosts welcome pets, especially in neighborhoods around downtown or close to green spaces.
What are some local tips for visiting Williamsburg?
Consider wearing comfortable shoes for exploring cobblestone streets and expansive historic grounds. Early mornings and weekdays are quieter at major sites, and local markets and food trucks showcase regional flavors.
What is Williamsburg known for?
Williamsburg is known for its well-preserved colonial history, living history museums, and educational reenactments. The city also has vibrant arts, universities, and beautiful green spaces.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Williamsburg?
Explore the peaceful trails at Freedom Park, discover unique public art around downtown, or relax at the Secret Gardens at the Williamsburg Botanical Garden inside Freedom Park. Some visitors enjoy the quiet galleries at the Stryker Center.
What are the best foods to try in Williamsburg?
Williamsburg has dishes inspired by colonial recipes, like peanut soup and spoon bread, as well as Chesapeake Bay seafood such as local oysters and crab cakes. Regional farmers’ markets highlight local produce and baked goods.
What should I bring for a trip to Williamsburg?
Bring comfortable walking shoes, a reusable water bottle, and attire for both indoor and outdoor activities. Depending on the season, a rain jacket and sun protection are often useful.
What is the nightlife in Williamsburg like?
Williamsburg's nightlife includes relaxed taverns, local breweries, and live music venues downtown. Some spots feature outdoor patios, open-mic nights, and regional craft beverages.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Williamsburg?
Many people attend the Grand Illumination in the winter for fireworks and festivities, the An Occasion for the Arts festival in early fall, and seasonal celebrations at Colonial Williamsburg throughout the year. Food and wine festivals around town draw visitors as well.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Williamsburg?
Williamsburg has many family-friendly vacation rentals, with options near parks, museums, and outdoor spaces. Larger homes and properties with access to shared amenities are often available in neighborhoods around town.
When is the best time to visit Williamsburg?
Spring and fall are often recommended for comfortable temperatures and outdoor events. Summer brings festivals and green landscapes, while winter invites smaller crowds and a festive downtown atmosphere.
All about Williamsburg
Located near the Chesapeake Bay, Williamsburg was the capital of the Virginia Colony from 1699 to 1780. A century ago, John D. Rockefeller funded the restoration of hundreds of 18th-century buildings, and Colonial Williamsburg has since become a massive outdoor living-history museum. With hundreds of buildings to wander through, not to mention historical re-enactors to observe and craft shops to pursue, this getaway lets you immerse yourself in Colonial America. Remain in the past by attending Revolutionary War re-creations in Yorktown and exploring archeological sites in Jamestown, both a short drive or bike ride away. If you need a break from tricorn hats and petticoats, you can rent a kayak to explore the water trails surrounding Williamsburg, or seek out the area’s many golf courses, the Kidsburg playground, and chartered sailboats.
What are the top things to do in Williamsburg?
Jamestown
Just 7 miles from Williamsburg, Jamestown is the site of a British colony founded in 1607. At the Jamestown Settlement Museum, you can board replicas of the ships that brought colonists to North America, or wander around a re-created 17th-century fort and Powhatan village, chatting with actors in costume. Not far away is Historic Jamestowne, where you can tour an archeological dig and watch glass artisans at work.
Freedom Park
History is everywhere in James County, including this 600-acre park, the site of a Revolutionary War battleground and one of the first free Black settlements in America. It also has 20 miles of biking and hiking trails, as well tree swings and zip lines.
Little Creek Reservoir Park
If you need a break from the historical sightseeing, escape for a day to this 1000-acre park to the north of Williamsburg, which is centered around a placid reservoir whose tendrils extend in many different directions. A one-mile walking tour circles the reservoir, but most people spend their time on the water: You can rent a canoe to paddle around its shoreline or a motorized boat to search out hidden coves where you can fish for largemouth bass, saugeye, and black crappie.
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