10 Virgin River Gifts For Fans Who Can Barely Wait For Season 5
The Virgin River fan in your life will love any of these 10 gifts!
It has now been several months since those with a Netflix subscription have been able to tune in for new dramatic twists and romantic turns in the small town lives of the characters who populate Virgin River. The Season 4 ending set things up nicely for the fifth set of episodes, but that will be unlikely to come around before sometime in the summer of 2023. So, if you still need to get a gift for a true fan of this romantic drama (or just want to treat yourself after binging shows like Virgin River), here are the best Virgin River gifts you can give as we all eagerly await Season 5!
This Apron For People Who Watch Virgin River To Feel All Their Feelings
This show would be nothing without two things: the sweeping romance between Mel and Jack, and every episode’s ability to deliver everything from an incredibly frustrating Charmaine and some wild violence, to deeply emotional plot twists. If someone you love balks at therapy but still understands the need to feel all of their feelings, then this apron could be the perfect item.
Buy the Virgin River Apron on RedBubble.
A T-Shirt So Fans Can Always Remember The Best Parts Of The Series
There are lots of cool things about the town of Virgin River that fans love. From nosy (but helpful) Connie and her general store, to Preacher’s willingness to put his own life on hold for friends, and the community feeling we’d all probably get if we ate at Jack’s bar, this t-shirt will help you remember the best of everything.
Buy the Virgin River T-Shirt from TeePublic.
This Fun Mug That Lets You Drink Coffee As Though Jack Or Preacher Served You
Speaking of Jack’s bar, that place would be nothing without Preach serving up the best food the town has to offer, and Jack making sure everyone feels at home when they come in (as long as they aren’t getting shot in the place). So, you can pick up this mug to remind you of the town gathering place and those gorgeous local sunsets.
Buy the Jack’s Bar mug on Etsy.
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These Stickers So You Can Make It Clear How Much You Love The Show
Know someone who’s still talking about the Virgin River questions they want answered in Season 5 and has already rewatched all four seasons in anticipation? That’s a fan who would be incredibly likely to enjoy making sure that everyone they meet knows what their favorite show is, and this set of stickers will definitely aid them in that goal.
Buy the Virgin River stickers on RedBubble.
The Perfect Comfort Food Cookbook To Help Fans Eat Like A Virgin River Resident
Life is no fun if all you do is take your wine out back to sit in the adirondack chair and watch the river roll by, right? You need some good home cooking sometimes to help you soak up all the booze and town gossip properly, and this cookbook filled with comfort food recipes is sure to help fans fill their bellies.
Pre-Order the Unofficial Virgin River Cookbook on Amazon.
An Ornament For Everyone Who Wants Their Own Jack Sheridan For Christmas
Sure, Jack can be stubborn and a bit uncommunicative at times, but if we know one thing about the man it’s that he’ll do anything for someone he loves and look pretty damn good doing it. Anyone who would love to find their own personal Jack Sheridan under the tree this year will certainly appreciate this Christmas ornament.
Buy the Virgin River Jack ornament on Etsy.
The First 18 Virgin River Books To Help Fans Predict What Might Happen In Season 5
Fans love to try and predict what might happen next on shows like this. If you know someone who’s dying for Charmaine to finally have those twins already, wants to see Mel and Jack get hitched, and see just how deeply into organized crime our fave bar owner will accidentally get himself in the fifth season, reading the first 18 of the books the drama is based on might serve as quite the assist.
Buy the Virgin River books on Amazon.
Or, These Virgin River Christmas Books So Fans Can Feel The Holidays At Any Time
Who isn’t looking to feel wonderful holiday magic feelings all the time as they go through the often tricky business of daily life? If watching Virgin River gives you or the fan you love similar warm fuzzies to those feelings you get during the holiday season, then count yourself in on this collection of Christmas tales set in the titular tiny town.
Buy the Virgin River Christmas book collection on Amazon.
Maybe This Doormat, So Everyone Knows To Not Even Bother Knocking
Look, Netflix releases all of their new Virgin River episodes at once, so I cannot be the only fan who hunkers down for a day (and night) of watching the whole season as soon as I get the chance. There is no answering the phone, responding to emails, or paying attention to anyone who might knock on the door during said binge, so just let any potential visitors know right away upon arriving at your doorstep that today is not the day.
Buy this Virgin River doormat from Etsy.
A Paige’s Bakeaway Tote For Fans To Pick Up All Their Sweet Treats
And, last but not least, who doesn’t like to indulge in a well made baked good from time to time? One of the best things ever is walking into a bakery and being hit with the delectable scents of freshly made cookies, cakes, pies, donuts, brownies, and more, and if you gift this tote bag which features the name of the town's best-known producer of such items, your effort will surely be adored.
Buy the Paige’s Bakeaway tote bag from RedBubble.
This is just a (very good) sampling of the many, many gifts you can present to fans or treat yourself to this holiday season as we all wait for our favorite, small town romance to return to the small screen. Until we know more about Virgin River Season 5, you can revisit all of it on Netflix.
Covering The Witcher, Outlander, Virgin River, Sweet Magnolias and a slew of other streaming shows, Adrienne Jones is a Senior Content Producer at CinemaBlend, and started in the fall of 2015. In addition to writing and editing stories on a variety of different topics, she also spends her work days trying to find new ways to write about the many romantic entanglements that fictional characters find themselves in on TV shows. She graduated from Mizzou with a degree in Photojournalism.