The Tour De Chesapeake

In May, the 11th annual Tour De Chesapeake occurs. Cyclist of all levels, from all over come to enjoy the beauty and hospitality of Mathews County. While the Tour is a one day fully sponsored event on Saturday the 16th of May, many riders like to plan their stay for the whole weekend. There is lot’s lots to do and places to visit like Gwynn’s Island or tour the nature conservancy. Some also like to bring their canoes or kayaks for a pedal one day paddle the next weekend experience. For those who don’t have their own canoes or kayaks, they can be rented at Bay Trails Outfitters.

On behalf of everyone here in Mathews County, we look forward to seeing you!

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Mathews Blueways Water Trails

Kayakers from all over who are in the know come to Mathews to paddle the Blueways Water Trails. They aren’t at all crowded and the scenery is spectacular! For birdwatchers, there’s plenty of rare waterfowl among others (Greg saw a Bald Eagle a few days ago right off our pier). There’s also historic and scenic sites to see like lighthouses and fishing villages.

Here at the Inn at Tabbs Creek, we are fortunate to be just a few hundred yards off the East River Trail. Tabb’s Creek is a short offshoot of the East River. There are 18 public access launch sites and for our guests, one private one a few yards from their rooms.

New Point Comfort Lighthouse

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Welcome to Our New Blog!

Hello! We are soon to be opening a bed and breakfast called The Inn at Tabb’s Creek, located in historic Mathews County Virginia (learn more about Mathews County here). We hope to be fully operational by the spring of 2009. Until then, we will be posting about the wonderful renovations we will be doing as well as highlighting some of the many sites to see and activities to do in and around Mathews.

Our B&B is located on beautiful, spacious waterfront property along Tabb’s Creek near the East River, which is an offshoot of the Chesapeake Bay. We offer access to kayaking, canoeing, fishing, sailing and birdwatching among many other activities. Conveniently located near historic Williamsburg, Jamestown and Yorktown, the Inn at Tabb’s Creek is less than 3 hours from Washington DC and less than an hour and a half from both Richmond and Norfolk Va.

Aerial view of The Inn at Tabb's Creek

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