I have been here before during the regular season. I really enjoy the history and the demonstrations they put on. It’s well worth the stop.

We had a wonderful time, the kids voted this better than the Courthouse run by NPS. The gentleman took time to share with us fun facts, his personal experience, stories, and shared what life looked like. 10/10 recommend this as a must stop!

Worth the time to see this small village. Volunteer was nice to talk with.

Neat area to spend about 30-45 minutes strolling around. We were the only ones at the park that morning, no staff around so explore on your own.

Nice, small, easy walking trail. Wasn't open yet (June 3, 2019). Neat little buildings. Quilt in the Poor house has some mold on it, but overall it was a good experience.

Clover Village was nice we went to a oyster and seafood festival I was confused because when it's an oyster festival or seafood that's what you have plenty of there only two stations that had oysters and two food trucks that were serving shrimp the oysters were a little costly considering I've been to plenty of oyster festivals they did six for 15 the wine tastings we're great all in all it is very beautiful out there to Scenery is amazing just disappointed and I'm calling it an oyster Seafood Festival

If you visit Appomattox battle field take the time to visit Clover hill as well. Just a few minutes away and if you like history, well worth your time.

A lot of work was done to bring all these structures to this location. A lot of detail of items used inside the buildings.

The best place in Appomattox to take pictures. I'm a photographer (JENEXUS Photography) and. I go here several times a month for shoots