About Goodstone Inn & Restaurant
Goodstone Inn & Restaurant spreads across 265 acres of pasture, meadow and woods on Snake Hill Road outside Middleburg, in Loudoun County's hunt and wine country. Its 21 suites and cottages are split among seven buildings: four suites in the Carriage House, the two-suite Dutch Cottage with a fireplace and full kitchen, the French Farm and Spring House for families or groups, the four-room Manor House with a piano parlor and sunroom, the White Cottage with a screened porch and fire pit, and the Bull Barn honeymoon suite.
The estate is a working farm. The inn describes certified organic gardens, more than 100 free-range hens whose eggs go to the kitchen and are sold on site, 13 beehives, cattle rotated through the pastures, and goats, sheep, donkeys and a llama named Grayson. From Tuesday to Saturday guests can book a farm and garden tour, a guided hike, catch-and-release fishing, or tubing and kayaking on Goose Creek when the water allows. Overnight guests can borrow bicycles, hike the estate trails on their own and use the binoculars and bird guide left in each room. A heated saltwater pool overlooks the pastures in season.
Grayson's at Goodstone, the estate's farm-led restaurant, builds its seasonal menus around produce and eggs from the property, and it serves diners who are not staying overnight. The inn also hosts weddings, retreats and private gatherings. Guest rooms are for ages 14 and up, while the restaurant welcomes children of all ages with an adult.
Blooming Hill Lavender Farm in Purcellville is about 7 miles north, roughly a 20-minute drive on country roads, so a summer stay here can include its display gardens and gift shop.
What to do
- Book the farm and garden tour to meet the hens, bees and llama ($30 per person)
- Kayak ($60) or tube ($30) on Goose Creek when water levels allow, Tuesday to Saturday
- Join the free morning coffee walk (registration required)
- Borrow a bicycle or hike the estate trails if staying overnight
- Have a farm-led meal at Grayson's at Goodstone
- Swim in the heated saltwater pool in season (ages 14 and up)
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Inn and restaurant open year-round; creek tubing and kayaking depend on weather and water; the pool is seasonal
- Hours
- Check-in 4 p.m., check-out 11 a.m.; bookable activities Tuesday–Saturday, about 10 a.m.–3 p.m. (listed on their website, October 2026)
- Admission
- Activities from $30 per person (farm tour, guided hike, tubing, fishing) to $60 (kayaking, archery), as listed in October 2026
Good to know
- Dogs
- Leashed; dogs only, in certain rooms, with a $175 fee per room per stay
- Reservations
- Required
Tips for your visit
- Each guest must register and pay separately for booked activities, and all outdoor activities need a signed waiver
- Room renters must be 21 or older; children 14 and up can stay in guest rooms for an extra fee
- Book dinner at Grayson's through its own reservation page, even if you are not staying the night
Pair it with a lavender farm
Blooming Hill Lavender Farm & Gift Shop · about 20 minutes away
Blooming Hill Lavender Farm in Purcellville is about 7 miles north, an easy morning trip from the inn during the summer bloom.
Getting there
Questions
Can you eat at Goodstone without staying there?
Yes. Grayson's at Goodstone serves both overnight guests and people coming only for a meal.
Are dogs allowed?
Dogs only, in certain rooms, leashed and crated when left alone, with a $175 fee per room per stay; they are not allowed at the pool.
What activities are offered?
Farm and garden tours, guided hikes, fishing, archery, and tubing and kayaking on Goose Creek, booked Tuesday to Saturday.
🗺️ Part of the guide Things to Do Near the Lavender Farms of Loudoun & Fauquier Hunt Country, Virginia
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