Discover top-rated accommodations on the pristine shores of Buggs Island Lake (Kerr Lake) - Virginia's only lakeside town with 48,000 acres of water recreation
Explore AccommodationsBuggs Island/Kerr Lake - Virginia's largest lake and the location of the world record blue Catfish catch serves as the centerpiece of this remarkable destination.
Over 48,000 acres of pristine waters with 800 miles of beautiful shoreline for endless water activities.
Home to the world record blue catfish catch and exceptional bass fishing opportunities.
Explore historic plantations, museums, and Virginia's only lakeside town with authentic charm.
Experience genuine warmth and personalized service that makes every visit memorable.
From waterfront luxury to modern comfort, discover accommodations that perfectly complement your lakeside getaway.
Experience the charm and elegance of historic accommodations with personalized service and unique character.
Originally built in 1830, this boutique hotel combines historic elegance with modern luxury. Perfect for romantic getaways and special occasions in Virginia's only lakeside town.
Begin your search for where to stay in Clarksville VA with a warm Dutch welcome. Nestled just steps from Kerr Lake and downtown delights, our 1833 mansion blends historic Southern charm with authentic European touches.
Located in the heart of Clarksville, this delightful B&B offers intimate and charming accommodations. Being on the Historic Registry and originally built in 1885, this beautiful Queen Anne Victorian is being restored to bring back natural beauty.
From outdoor adventures on Virginia's largest lake to rich cultural experiences, Clarksville offers something for every traveler.
48,900 acres of pristine waters providing excellent fisheries and endless recreational opportunities.
2,698 acres of natural beauty with comprehensive recreational facilities and historical programs.
Rich heritage with plantations, Native American history, and beautiful gardens surrounding Kerr Lake.
Growing craft beverage scene and authentic Southern cuisine creating memorable dining experiences.
The peak travel months to visit Clarksville are April, June, and July, which see a higher number of tourists. During this peak period, the weather is mostly sunny, accompanied by light rainfall.
January, November, and December are ideal if you're looking for a calmer vacation, marked by light rainfall and mostly sunny conditions.
Historic bed & breakfasts like The Sunnyside Sisters Bed and Breakfast or The Delicate Flower offer intimate settings with personalized service.
Lakefront hotels like Magnuson Hotel or Quality Inn provide amenities like pools, larger rooms, and convenient locations.
Clarksville's central location makes it easily accessible from major Virginia cities:
Once you arrive in Clarksville:
With its inviting hotels and abundant attractions, Clarksville, VA, is more than just a place to stay—it's a destination where memories are made. Whether you're seeking relaxation, adventure, or a bit of both, this lakeside town welcomes you with open arms and Southern charm.