Lying in the region of the south, known as ‘the heart of Virginia’ , the town of Farmville, Virginia is a cultural goldmine, as well as a growing and dynamic force within the state. Filled with history and intrigue, Farmville, Virginia offers both civil war and civil rights buffs more than their fair share of facts and opportunities, being both the site of the last major battle of the civil war, at Sayler’s Creek, and a place visited by Dr Martin Luther King during the early days of the civil rights movement.

Located in a mainly rural part of the state, an hour or so drive from Lynchburg, Farmville, Virginia is the largest of the settlements in Prince Edward County and also the adjoining counties of Buckingham and Nottoway. Home to over 7,000 residents, Farmville is youthful and dynamic, as well as being on the up. With snowy winters and warm summers, where temperatures regularly reach into the 80’s, Farmville, Virginia has the perfect climate for recreation and adventure, one which the town’s folk take great advantage of.

Hosting the Appomattox River, as it makes its way through the county, as well as being in the path of numerous other rivers, Farmville, Virginia offers great diversity in its recreation. From fishing on the river to walking through the 740 acre Sandy River Reserve, opportunities for fun abound in Farmville. With golf courses, facilities for mountain biking and hiking, it’s never a dull day in Farmville.