September 12, 2026
Fort Huger Walking Tour
A short walk from Moone Plantation, this Civil War fort tour offers engaging local history and scenic views—ideal for families and history enthusiasts living nearby.
Nestled amid mature trees and quiet streets, Moone Plantation offers a welcoming blend of classic Virginia charm and modern comfort. With its spacious colonial-style homes, beautifully landscaped lots, and a strong sense of neighborly community, it’s the perfect setting for families seeking tranquility with a touch of elegance.
Smithfield is a postal city known for its calm and peaceful atmosphere, featuring generally low traffic noise levels. The area primarily offers spacious single detached homes and charming row houses, with many featuring three or more bedrooms. Residential development in this city has occurred steadily over several decades, creating a diverse architectural landscape. Parking availability is convenient, contributing to hassle-free commuting by car throughout the neighborhood. The terrain is mostly flat, making cycling easier despite limited bike lane infrastructure. Various public and private schools are accessible, along with several grocery and dining options reachable by vehicle, supporting comfortable daily living.
Smithfield offers a relaxed ambience. Smithfield is great for those who need quiet areas, as noise from streets and other parts of the city is rarely an issue.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Located just 2.5 miles south of Moone Plantation, Smithfield High School serves local families with comprehensive secondary education and is a key institution for neighborhood residents.
Approximately 1.5 miles west of Moone Plantation, this museum offers residents easy access to local history exhibits and community events, enriching neighborhood character.
Situated about 1.5 miles northwest of the neighborhood, this historic cemetery dating back to 1886 provides a serene, reflective landmark with deep ties to the community’s heritage.
Located on Moonfield Drive just a short drive from Moone Plantation, Beale Park is a 6.3‑acre neighborhood green space offering playgrounds, open fields, and communal gathering areas.
A nearby public park featuring hiking trails, a dog park, a mountain bike trail, fishing pier, and canoe/kayak launch, offering residents of Moone Plantation a rich outdoor recreation option.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
A short walk from Moone Plantation, this Civil War fort tour offers engaging local history and scenic views—ideal for families and history enthusiasts living nearby.
This classic county fair brings together rides, food, exhibits, and community spirit—perfect for local families looking for a fun, nearby regional outing.
Just minutes away, this waterfront oyster roast is a great fall tradition featuring seafood, stew, beer, and a relaxed community vibe for residents to enjoy.
View event details →A casual educational gathering for locals—great for residents interested in community learning or networking in a relaxed setting.
A delightful evening of wine tasting just a short drive away—perfect for local adults seeking a relaxed, social fall activity.
Stories, updates, and things to know in Moone Plantation
Local characteristics and demographics for Moone Plantation
