The Eastover Manor

Eastover was part of a land grant in 1637 from the King of England to Henry Brown. Over the years, land was both acquired and subdivided into different parcels, leaving 283 acres, including the Manor house. Although the Manor house was not Henry Brown’s house, it has remained of historical importance to several people throughout the decades! According to one historical record, the Manor house was built in the 1880’s.

Currently owned and operated by The Edge Christian Camp, Incorporated, the Eastover Manor has served as a renewing destination for small church groups or family getaways. Our guests enjoy a time of peace and relaxation while lodging in a historical location! The breathtaking views of the James River from a 100-foot elevation, half mile of beach and 283 acres of woods, lake, ravines and fields enhance the Manor’s many distinct qualities, making it a unique and exceptional getaway! Amenities of the Eastover Manor include five bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms, a library, kitchen, living room, dining room, and a sunroom. Distinct only to the Edge Christian Camp, the Manor allows church groups or families to enjoy close fellowship while enjoying the peace and beauty of God’s creation!