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Are you planning a trip to the Jamestown Settlement and the rest of The Founder’s District? Then you’ll want to take a ride on the Jamestown-Scotland Ferry at some point during your visit!
This FREE ferry connects Scotland and Jamestown in Virginia, and is one of the easiest ways to access all that The Founder’s District has to offer. Keep reading for information about the Jamestown-Scotland Ferry and what else you can do near America’s first settlement.
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Where is the Jamestown-Scotland Ferry?
The Jamestown-Scotland Ferry continues State Route 31 across the James River about midway between Richmond and Norfolk in Virginia. The ferry connects Jamestown, on the northern side of the river, to Scotland.
The Jamestown-Scotland Ferry Schedule and Cost
The Jamestown-Scotland Ferry runs 24 hours, 365 days a year. Even the major holidays. The ferry schedule changes depending on the time of day. From 5:30 am until 8:00 pm, the ferries depart both ports on the hour and half hour. During the other hours, the ferry departs Jamestown on the half-hour and Scotland on the hour.
As for the cost, the ferry is FREE to ride!
What Is There To Do Near the Jamestown-Scotland Ferry?
Once you are in the Founder’s District, you will have plenty to keep you entertained. From learning about American history to outdoor adventures, there is something for everyone to do. Visit The Founder’s District website to learn more about everything offered in the area.
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