The Virginia Capital Trail is a fully paved, 51.7 mile trail that connects Richmond to Williamsburg. It is designed to be for everyone from dog walkers to cyclists; beginners to expert visitors are encouraged to enjoy the “Cap Trail”. Before you venture to the … [Read more...] about Five Tips for Attempting the Capital Trail
Child's Play
RVA Area Playgrounds Offering Accessibility, Fun for Everyone
Inclusive playgrounds are just that, playgrounds designed so that children of all abilities and backgrounds can play together. Meeting varied needs and interests is a goal of each of the playgrounds below. Whether you are searching for a playground to meet a … [Read more...] about RVA Area Playgrounds Offering Accessibility, Fun for Everyone
Dinosaur Exhibits Boom in Virginia
Dino-lovers in Virginia are in luck, as there is no shortage of opportunities to check out dinosaur sculptures, dig pits and fossils all over the state. Wondering where to travel so you can transport to prehistoric times and visit some dinosaurs? Check out our list … [Read more...] about Dinosaur Exhibits Boom in Virginia
Review: The Richmond Metro Zoo Allows for Safe Family Fun
Is it safe to visit area attractions? What are the cleaning and social distancing protocols? Will my kids like it? These are the burning questions swirling around in these unique times. Richmond on the Cheap sent writer Lindsay Garrison to the Richmond Metro Zoo to … [Read more...] about Review: The Richmond Metro Zoo Allows for Safe Family Fun
Bicycling Routes Around Richmond and Cycling Resources
Bicycling is more popular than ever and thanks to many infrastructure changes. There are more bike paths and lanes to enjoy around Richmond that help cyclists get around safely. Bikes are great form of transportation, as well as super exercise while enjoying your … [Read more...] about Bicycling Routes Around Richmond and Cycling Resources
Richmond area Pick-Your-Own Orchards and Farms
It's one thing to eat the fabulous Virginia grown fruits and vegetables from local markets, it's another thing altogether to pick your own right on the farm in which it is grown. Spring is the time for herbs, greens and strawberries. At the many orchards and farms … [Read more...] about Richmond area Pick-Your-Own Orchards and Farms
Five Day Trips for RVA Families
Richmonders are fortunate to have so many local attractions; but, occasionally, it can be nice to take a daytrip and explore a new town. From Richmond, there are an abundance of family-friendly choices for day trips. Here, RVA on the Cheap breaks down day trips … [Read more...] about Five Day Trips for RVA Families
Review: Virginia Living Museum and Virginia Air and Space Science Center are worth the trip
Is it safe to visit a museum? What are the cleaning protocols? Will my kids like it? These are the burning questions swirling around in these unique times. Richmond on the Cheap sent writer Lindsay Garrison on a road trip to review the Virginia Living History … [Read more...] about Review: Virginia Living Museum and Virginia Air and Space Science Center are worth the trip
LAG B’OMER CARNIVAL & BBQ FRI. APRIL 30 at CHABAD
LAG B'OMER CARNIVAL & BBQ on FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 2021 from 4:00-7:00PM with Chabad of Virginia, 212 N Gaskins Rd, Richmond, VA 23238. Lag B'Omer, is a Jewish religious holiday celebrated on the 33rd day of the Counting of the Omer, which occurs on the 18th … [Read more...] about LAG B’OMER CARNIVAL & BBQ FRI. APRIL 30 at CHABAD
Virginia Beach Attractions Offer Engaging Activities Beyond The Surf
Is it safe to visit a museum? What are the cleaning protocols? Will my kids like it? These are the burning questions swirling around in these unique times. Richmond on the Cheap sent writer Lindsay Garrison on a road trip to Virginia Beach to report on what it’s … [Read more...] about Virginia Beach Attractions Offer Engaging Activities Beyond The Surf
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