Surry COUNTY

Surry County is located in the southeastern part of Virginia along the south bank of the James River, with the town of Surry serving as its county seat. As of the 2020 census, Surry County had a population of approximately 6,561 residents. The county's economy is supported by sectors such as agriculture, energy, tourism, and forestry, all playing significant roles. Surry County is known for its colonial-era history, working farmland, and scenic riverfront communities. The county is home to attractions such as Bacon's Castle, Chippokes State Park, Smith's Fort Plantation, and the Jamestown-Scotland Ferry connecting the county to Jamestown across the James River. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy activities like hiking, fishing, hunting, and camping throughout the county's parks and waterways. The median home value in Surry County is around $250,000, but housing costs can vary based on the specific location and property type.