The best things to do in Colonial Beach

“Neighborhood National No. 14 is a community-focused simulator club that lets you book unlimited online tee times for a flat monthly rate, bring unlimited guests, and practice with the same tech the pros use, without the long drive. It’s close to home, low stress, and surprisingly affordable.”

“Potomac Gardens, established in 1932, nails lush garden weddings and also hosts private celebrations and intimate concerts when you want something cozy yet special. Onsite suites The Nest and The Roost keep the day smooth, and the General Store adds delightful Southern Maryland character.”

“Cannonball Lanes Bowling Center keeps things easy with 10 lanes, updated AMF gear, leagues for youth and adults, lessons on request, and monthly special activities. Book a party, then bowl under flat screens with scoring cameras and two lanes upgraded to Edge tech... it’s a simple, local reset.”

“If you have base access, Dahlgren Theater is a no-fuss, close-to-home spot for movies and themed nights, with concessions available. October brings a Halloween Movie Spooktacular on Saturdays plus a monthly Throwback Thursday lineup, and you can even book the theater for private showings like birthday parties.”

“Whether you’re itching to line up or just cheer from the fence, Custom T’s Motorsports Park keeps Colonial Beach’s CB Dragway tradition alive with a full 2026 season schedule. Bring your crew, not glass bottles, and sign up for their newsletter to keep the wheels turning.”

From the Colonial Beach newsletter, September 28, 2026

“Whether you’re grooving your swing, corralling the kids, or rounding up friends for some friendly competition, Above Par Golf & Entertainment packs two state of the art simulators named Patuxent and Potomac, multisport games, fittings, lessons with an in-house PGA pro, a repair savvy pro shop, and even tournament…”

From the Leonardtown newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Swan Point Yacht & Country Club is a Bob Cupp designed 18-hole test where water or marsh teases 12 holes and ospreys, herons, deer and bald eagles might share your fairway. It honestly feels like the Carolinas without the drive, then cap the round with The Point Grill or Osprey Bar for easy post-round unwinding.”

From the Fredericksburg newsletter, August 19, 2026