Rosewell was the colonial home of the Page family and hundreds of enslaved people. Although it was swept by fire in 1916, the ruins of fine craftsmanship remain. Your visit to Rosewell starts at the Visitor Center. Here, you will find educational exhibits and artifacts in the Gallery, along with a short orientation video that gives you a look at Rosewell's complex past and a vision of future goals.

The Rosewell Ruin and Visitor Center are managed by the Fairfield Foundation. For more information about our work and other properties that are open for tours, please visit fairfieldfoundation.org or email fairfield@fairfieldfoundation.org.

2025 season: Open Fridays and Saturdays 10am-4pm and Sundays from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. Take a special tour, please check their Facebook Page for any schedule changes due to impending weather events before driving out.

General Admission: $8 Adults, Children 12 & Under Free, $7 Military Discount, $6 Group Rate (10 or more people).