Williamsburg Plantation

Williamsburg, Virginia

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Surrounded by historical sites, Williamsburg Plantation is just minutes from Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown settlement, Busch Gardens, and hundreds of years of Americana. Spacious units with private whirlpools accommodate the most sophisticated travelers in grand style. The Colonial American charm of Williamsburg Plantation makes it the perfect spot for a family vacation. Timeshare amenities include a clubhouse, indoor/outdoor swimming pool, whirlpool, exercise room, tennis courts, and tot lot. The Williamsburg Plantation provides spacious two and four bedroom accommodations for its interval ownership guests. These luxurious units feature highlights such as fireplaces, Jacuzzi tubs, large living and dining areas complete with all the modern conveniences and some units even have private saunas. Of course, there are ADA approved units available for the convenience of all travelers. The Williamsburg Plantation Resort’s clubhouse is modeled after an antebellum plantation and the focal point for the Resort’s many on-site amenities. In the Williamsburg area you will find everything you need for a unique vacation experience. Step back in time to learn about the founding of America. Visit Jamestown where Britain established its first colony. Here you can see and explore full size replicas of the Susan Constant, Godspeed and Discovery that sailed with 104 men and boys to settle in a strange new world in May,1607. The site's museum and reconstructed village vividly display and demonstrate life in the settlement. Want a break from the past? Busch Gardens, one of the "Roller Coaster Capitols of the World" and Water Country USA are just down the road. The Williamsburg Plantation is modeled after Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello. Southern hospitality and Colonial history abound throughout the area. This timeshare is located only one quarter mile off route 199 with easy connection to all interstate. Relive the past at Colonial Williamsburg, the largest outdoor living history museum in the United States, with almost 500 public buildings, homes, stores and taverns meticulously restored to 18th-century glory. Ask a blacksmith, dressed in period costume, about his trade or learn good manners from a school-age George Washington. After a good dose of history and hair-raising rides, do some wine tasting or pop into Shields Tavern for a pint and authentic 1700s fare .A weekend in Williamsburg is sure to wow the whole family.