Where is Aquia Harbour, Virginia?
Aquia Harbour is a gated community of about 2,357 homes on Aquia Creek in Stafford County, Virginia, about 13 miles north of Fredericksburg and just south of Marine Corps Base Quantico. It's run by its own property owners association, with a staffed gate and its own private police.
6,836 people lived here in 2020; 94% of homes are owner-occupied, and the median home value is $461,000 (Census, 2020–24).
Sources: Wikipedia (Census basis); U.S. Census QuickFacts, ACS 2020–24; Stafford County Public Schools, Find Your School map (checked 17 Oct 2026); AHPOA, Gated Access (2026).
What kinds of homes are in Aquia Harbour?
Aquia Harbour is about 2,357 single-family houses, and every lot is built, so homes come up only as resales. The median owner-occupied home is valued at $461,000 (Census, 2020–24); how prices split by home type comes from sales records and is being added.
Sources: Stafford County Public Schools GIS (subdivision + address points), 17 Oct 2026; U.S. Census QuickFacts, ACS 2020–24.
What schools serve Aquia Harbour?
Every Aquia Harbour address is zoned for the same three Stafford County schools in 2026–27, according to the school division's own map.
Hampton Oaks Elementary
Heim Middle
Brooke Point High
Sources: Stafford County Public Schools, Find Your School (checked 17 Oct 2026).
What is there to do in Aquia Harbour?
Coming up
Business Office parking lot, 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
Harbour Inn, 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
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What's outside the gate?
Shopping centers are within a mile of the marina, at Aquia Towne Center on US-1 by the front gate, and the nearest emergency room is Mary Washington Healthcare's Stafford Hospital at 101 Hospital Center Boulevard, open 24/7.
Sources: AHPOA Marina (2026); Virginia Navigator, Stafford Hospital.
A short history of Aquia Harbour and Aquia Creek
Aquia Church, built in 1757 and now a National Historic Landmark, stands just west of the community. Government Island, reached by a bridge from Lions Park, was the quarry for the Aquia sandstone used in the White House and the U.S. Capitol; Stafford opened it as a park in 2010.
Sources: Wikipedia; Discover Stafford; AHPOA Parks.