Farmville, Virginia, with the areas’ gently rolling hills is typical of the topography of the south-central Piedmont. Briery Creek Lake, formed by the damming of Briery Creek and Little Briery Creek, is the nucleus of the area which is comprised of some 3,164 acres including the 845 acre lake providing a number of hunting, fishing, and boat facilities. Providing numerous opportunities for the sport enthusiasts.

A modern boat ramp and courtesy pier is located two-tenths of a mile from the entrance of our proposed RV/Campground. A nature trail begins at the parking area on Route 790 at the dam and winds along the lakeshore. Also, the area provides horseback riding and biking trails. Our RV/Campground provides RV and camping enthusiasts a place to stay while in the area to visit numerous attractions and calendar of events throughout the community.

The Farmville area of Central Virginia runs from rugged mountains, to rolling hills to virtually ocean level. The diverse landscape offers visitors a multitude of outdoor adventure options. Campers, hikers, rafters, hunters and fishermen can all find outlets for their passions while vacationing in the picturesque region.

Numerous rivers carve their way through the territory and contain icy mountain water that will keep kayakers and rafters entertained for hours on end. Central Virginia is a prime fishing location with bass, sunfish, catfish, rockfish, trout and crappie swimming just beneath the surface of the rivers, lakes and private ponds.

Those interested in sightseeing can travel to Virginia’s capital city within one hours drive to visit local historical sites. Rich in Civil War history, the former Capital of the Confederacy and site of NASCAR Winston-Cup racing contains acclaimed museums and parks, exceptional restaurants and a variety of exciting activities. Outside Richmond, Paramount’s Kings Dominion theme park awaits your arrival. With and array of roller coasters, a water park and popular concerts, it’s the perfect place to spend an afternoon. Charlottesville is the home of Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello and the University of Virginia. History reigns in Petersburg, South Hill, Spotsylvania and the Wilderness, known for famous battles of the Civil War. Other towns – Lynchburg, Montebello, Danville, Madison and Monroe – echo in America’s history. From Skyline Drive to the tides, from Culpepper to Emporia, Central Virginia welcomes visitors like and old friend.

In conclusion: set in a thriving town with plenty of opportunities for work and play inside the tranquil country side of Virginia’s Heartland, and you will discover just about the perfect place to live, work and play. The Farmville area offers:

	Well-stocked stores and quaint shops, without the congestion or high prices of a big city.
	Strong public and private schools and two prestigious colleges.
	A rich history with ample cultural activities.
	Low crime and low taxes.
	Places of worship abound in Farmville, representing over 20 denominations.
	Three industrial parks and a thriving professional community with attractive office buildings.
	A strong sense of community with volunteers active in many arenas, from the hospital to the huge Heart of Virginia Festival.
	If you’re an aviation buff, look over the Farmville Municipal Airport, 4,400-foot runway, small jets, charter flights, airfreight, air ambulance, and flight instruction are among its services.

Southern hospitality is no myth in the Farmville area. Newcomers to the area are quick to comment on the friendliness of the town and ease of making new friends.