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Town of Occoquan
Visitor Center
200 Mill Street
703-491-4045
Mill House Museum
413 Mill Street
703-491-7525
Town Hall
314 Mill Street
703-491-1918
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OCCOQUAN MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
The businesses of this historic riverfront community welcome you...
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Shop Occoquan |
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The Occoquan Merchants Association is proud to introduce our quaint historic town. Founded in 1734, as a trading post, this tiny Virginia hamlet hugs the banks of the Occoquan River providing a picturesque setting for escaping mall and city shopping.
We have more than 100 specialty shops and restaurants stretching over four tree-lined blocks to make your visit and shopping experience memorable. In town you will find...
- Home Decor
- Antiques
- Folk Art and Hand-Crafted Jewelry
- Galleries with works by local artists
- Fashion Boutiques
- Specialty Bookstores
- Wine Shops
- Gourment Food Stores
- Quilting and Craft Stores
- Cafes and Fine Restaurants
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NEWS
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Before the War
Saturday
July 31st
A full day of activities commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Civil War. The event will include a mourning museum and medical display in Town Hall, two lectures at Rockledge, period music, period children's activities, book signings, and free historical boat tours of the river. The centerpiece of the day's activities will include a re-enactment of a flagpole cutting by Prince William Militia. All events are free! |
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Farmers Market
Shop Local.
Eat Local.
The 2010 Occoquan Farmers' Market is Saturdays from 8 am to 12. Produce availability is increasing every week! |
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