Oatlands

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Historic Garden
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Reclaim Your Story Tour
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1804 Mansion
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Descendants Day at Oatlands
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Oatlands is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Guided tours available Thursday through Sunday at 11 a.m., 1 p.m. & 3 p.m.

Please Note:
The grounds will be open on July 4, but tours will not be available.

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Visit Oatlands

Explore a historic landscape where you can visit the 1804 mansion, wander gardens and trails, and uncover stories of freedom, community and change through tours, events and educational experiences.

Plan Your Visit

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Tour the Mansion

Tour the mansion and learn about the history of Oatlands with one of our knowledgeable guides.

Oatlands Mansion photograph by Pat and Chuck Blackley
Reclaim Your Story

Learn about all who have shaped this historic site.

Garden Gate
Explore Garden & Grounds

Hike the trails or walk the 4.5-acre historic walled garden and discover secret places, beautiful flowers and majestic vistas.

Garden reflecting pool with statue
Professional Photography

Bring your clients to Oatlands and find exceptional backgrounds for your professional photography sessions.

Welcome to Oatlands

A National Treasure

in the heart of Loudoun County

Founded in 1798 as a plantation and site of enslavement, Oatlands is a place of striking beauty and profound history. This land carries histories of Indigenous presence, of bondage and emancipation, of injustice and resilience. It has witnessed both the promise of freedom and the painful limits placed upon it.

Today, Oatlands holds space for memory and for possibility. Across 418 acres of trails and historic spaces, you are welcomed to explore history — and your place within it. At Oatlands, history is lived, layered and still unfolding.

We welcome you to be part of its next chapter!

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