Special Rates for Homeschool Days
Homeschool Families visiting Colonial Williamsburg during Homeschool Days, receive discounted rates at select hotels.
Colonial Williamsburg's Homeschool Days
February 28 – March 8, 2026 & September 5 – 20, 2026
*Rate is not eligible for complimentary Colonial Williamsburg tickets. Rates do not include taxes, resort fees and are subject to change. Other restrictions may apply. Starting rate based on the hotel. Show your Colonial Williamsburg Homeschool ticket at check-in to receive a discount. Deposit Policy: We require the first night’s room and tax for each room reserved. Standard cancellation policies apply and may vary based on property and season.
Learn from Living History
Historic Places
Immerse your family in living history by exploring Colonial Williamsburg's authentic historic sites, where students can walk through 18th-century buildings & streets while experiencing history firsthand.
Historic Trades
Bring history to life by watching skilled artisans at work in Colonial Williamsburg’s Historic Trades, where your children can see how crafts like gardening, blacksmithing, printing, and more shaped early America.
Plan a Lunch
Step into our culinary classrooms, also known as Historic Dining Taverns, and treat your family to a delicious, historically immersive meal at the King's Arms or Shields Taverns, where you can enjoy colonial-inspired dishes while learning about 18th-century dining customs and culture.
Meet a Nation Builder
Meet the "Nation Builders"—interpreters portraying famous 18th-century figures like George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Armistead Lafayette, and more—offering your homeschoolers a dynamic, interactive lesson in American history.
Visit the Art Museums
Engage your young learners with world-class exhibits at the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg, where they can discover art from the colonial era and gain insight into the cultural foundations of early America.
See an Evening Program
Enrich your homeschool experience with Colonial Williamsburg’s Evening Programs, where your family can witness captivating historical reenactments of court cases, engage with historians in interactive discussions, enjoy lively 18th-century dances, and listen to authentic period music.
