Mototcoaches

Motor coach parking:

There is plenty of free parking for motor coaches.

Food/Beverages:

The Wild Side Café offers hot and cold breakfast, lunch and snack items. There is indoor and outdoor seating. Click here for menus and information about preordering lunches. The museum also has vending machines, an outdoor terrace vending area and seated picnic areas to enjoy your own picnic.

Accessibility:

The entire museum is wheelchair accessible, including rest rooms, with elevators between floors. The outdoor boardwalk is ¾ mile in length with no restrooms or drinking fountains.

Nature Store:

Take a piece of the Virginia Living Museum home with you! With more than 1,400 square-feet of shopping space, the gift shop is filled with a wide selection of museum souvenirs, books, toys, gifts, apparel, jewelry, stationery and more! Click here for more information. 

Hotels and Restaurants:

There are many hotels and restaurants within a five mile radius of the museum that welcome groups. For a complete listing visit the Newport News Tourism website by clicking here.

Shopping Malls:

Newport News - Patrick Henry Mall, Port Warwick, Jefferson Commons and Historic Hilton Village

Hampton - Coliseum Central; Norfolk - Macarthur Center

Parks and Natural Attractions:

Newport News Park (the largest municipal park east of the Mississippi River), Huntingdon Park, Sandy Bottom Nature Park, King-Lincoln Park, The Mariners' Museum Park and more

Other Attractions:

The Virginia Living Museum is conveniently located between the Historical Triangle of Williamsburg, Yorktown and Jamestown and Virginia Beach. For a complete listing of all attractions in the Newport News area please visit Newport News Tourism or Catch-a-Wave.

If you require further information on group tours, please contact the Group Tour Manager at (757) 534-7406, fax (757) 599-4897 or email grouptour. You may also complete our on-line reservation form.