Keswick Hall
Charlottesville's premier luxury resort set on 600 acres with Pete Dye-designed golf course. Recently restored by the Astor family, it's where visiting dignitaries and VIPs stay for UVA events.
Charlottesville, VA · Capacity: 61,500
Home of the Virginia Cavaliers with a 61,500 capacity, set against the stunning backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains. One of the most beautiful settings in college football, adjacent to Thomas Jefferson's historic Grounds.
Scott Stadium is the home of the Virginia Cavaliers in Charlottesville, set near Thomas Jefferson's University of Virginia, with the Blue Ridge Mountains on the horizon.
Charlottesville pairs the game with Monticello, the Downtown Mall and Virginia's wine country.
Below are the Charlottesville stays, restaurants and bars fans use for a game day.
Hotels, bars, restaurants and things to do near Scott Stadium in Charlottesville — every pick web-researched and source-cited, closest to the stadium first.
Charlottesville's premier luxury resort set on 600 acres with Pete Dye-designed golf course. Recently restored by the Astor family, it's where visiting dignitaries and VIPs stay for UVA events.
Boutique hotel on The Corner near UVA's historic Grounds. Locally-themed decor celebrates Virginia's academic and athletic traditions with a prime location for gameday weekends.
UVA's oldest and most beloved bar on The Corner, the commercial district adjacent to campus. A gameday institution where Cavalier fans have gathered for decades.
Charlottesville's beloved whiskey bar and BBQ joint on the Downtown Mall. Over 200 whiskeys and live music make it the perfect post-game hangout for Cavalier fans.
Charlottesville institution and UVA's beloved bagel shop. No gameday morning is complete without a Bodo's run — the line is always worth it.
Charlottesville's landmark French-American restaurant on the Downtown Mall, housed in a building dating to the 1800s. The upstairs fine dining and downstairs bistro offer different vibes for UVA gameday weekends.
Experience UVA's unique game day traditions at Scott Stadium, from tailgating on Copeley Hill to the student section's spirited traditions on the Lawn.
Thomas Jefferson's iconic mountaintop home and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The plantation tour and stunning Piedmont views provide a rich historical complement to any Charlottesville sports weekend.
Catch a game at David A. Harrison III Field at Scott Stadium, nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains on the University of Virginia's UNESCO World Heritage campus. The 61,500-seat venue offers one of college football's most picturesque settings, with Thomas Jefferson's Rotunda and the Lawn just a short walk away.
Thomas Jefferson's Academical Village — a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the heart of UVA's campus, featuring the iconic Rotunda and historic student rooms.
Thomas Jefferson's Academical Village and the iconic Rotunda, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the heart of the University of Virginia. Walking The Lawn is a must for any visitor.
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Scott Stadium has a capacity of 61,500 people.
Scott Stadium opened in 1931.
Virginia Cavaliers football, Virginia Cavaliers play home games at Scott Stadium in Charlottesville.
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