Make your own family history in Williamsburg, Virginia
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Williamsburg makes bus travel a seamless experience for drivers and riders alike, offering ample drop-off locations at the area's popular attractions. For information about drop-off locations at specific area attractions, please browse the information below. For additional questions, contact Visit Williamsburg's sales team directly at (757) 253-2313 or sales@visitwilliamsburg.com.
Full-Service Wash/Sweeping/Mopping/Dumping
Penske Bus Service Center
7239 Pocahontas Trail
Williamsburg, VA 23185
Call (757) 565-2921
Colonial National Historical Park Service Information
Special Note Concerning the Colonial Parkway
The National Park Service (Colonial National Historical Park) requires a permit for commercial vehicles on the Colonial Parkway, part of the Colonial National Historical Park. A one-day permit ($3.00) is available at Historic Jamestowne or the Yorktown Battlefield Visitor Center. Annual permits are also available. Student educational groups may qualify for a waiver. Please call (757) 229-1282 for more information.
Vehicle Size Restrictions:
Colonial Parkway
Single axel vehicles – 10 tons of maximum weight
Double axel vehicles – 15 tons of maximum weight
Jamestown Island Tour Roads – 5 tons of maximum weight
Yorktown Battlefield East and West Tour Roads – 5 tons of maximum weight
Height Restrictions:
Colonial Parkway
C&O Railroad Bridge (Lafayette Street) – 12.5 feet maximum height
All other overpasses on the Colonial Parkway – 13.5 feet
Capitol Landing Road Bridge – 13 feet maximum height
Williamsburg Tunnel* – 14.75 feet
For additional information, contact the Colonial National Historical Park Service, Division of Protection, at (757) 898-2427.
*The Williamsburg Tunnel is closed to bicycles and pedestrians at all times.
Parking Information
Busch Gardens
All motorcoaches are to park in the ENGLAND LOT. This is complimentary for all vehicles containing 15 or more passengers. Bus Drivers receive free admission to the park (only valid on the day of the group visit). Call (800) 343-7946 for more information.
Colonial Williamsburg
Ample parking is available at the Visitor Center. All buses going to the Group Arrivals Building or the Visitor Center should enter from Route 60 (Bypass Road).
The bus waiting area by the Group Arrivals Building is for on and off-bus loading (15 minutes). Long-term bus loading is available northeast of the Group Arrivals Building and also on First Street off Capitol Landing Road.
After 5:00 p.m., Tavern bus parking is available on the corner of Botetourt and Franklin Street.
Additional On and Off bus loading (15 minutes) in the Historic Area are found at the following locations:
You may view a map of Colonial Williamsburg’s Historic Area, HERE, to find the above locations. For more information, call (757) 229-1000 or 1-800-HISTORY.
Historic Yorktown & Riverwalk Landing
Along Riverwalk Landing in Yorktown, motorcoach pull-offs are available for easy unloading. Convenient motorcoach parking is offered at the National Park Service from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and the York County Administration building from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. To view an area map of Historic Yorktown, please click here. For more information, call (757) 890-3525.
Water Country USA
When buses go through the toll plaza, they are directed to the far left area of the parking lot (the lot is a big square, nothing too complicated). Bus drivers should follow the drive all the way to the left and park there. Call (800) 343-7946 for more information.
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