First Landing State Park

• Alexandra Canlas
  
  
  (June 3, 2020, 1:42 pm)

  I frequent the trails during the Fall season, which in my opinion is the best time to go. You are less likely to get bitten by insects. However, you gotta be careful when following the trails, always have a trail map with you and bring a buddy. I went alone here and got lost, luckily I had the map with me. Some trails seem to have lost their trail markers which could make it confusing. Also pay attention to the trail markers' colors since some of the trails intersect, which if you don't pay attention, you could easily be following a whole different trail. The trails each have unique sceneries, the map tells you where you can see birds, snakes, nd different animals. Really take time to slow down and appreciate the beauty of this state park. The trails are not usually busy unless you go near the residential side, there's a lot of people on bikes. The beach and camping side is definitely busier. Day parking is now $7.

• Bikerbill Harley
  
  
  (May 29, 2020, 5:47 pm)

  This is our to go to place for camping although it's a bit tight for big rigs, the site are a little on the narrow side but the space between each campsite makes up for it if you live close it would be wise to ckeck out the number site your interested in we've found it says 50' but sometimes you have to park the truck at an angle on the edge of the road but our 39' will go in..and it also a hop skip and a jump to the beach so be ready to eat some sand..

• Stephen Scott Lisi Sr
  
  
  (May 29, 2020, 1:57 pm)

  Great Virginia State Park campground with lots of water/electric rv camp sites with beach access within 100 yds of most sites. Bath houses well maintained and located throughout the campground. There is a 2 position dump station near the entrance. Make a reservation on Reserve America. $40/night.

• jeanettesdaughter .
  
  
  (April 25, 2020, 10:54 pm)

  The history. 1619 - where it all began. It was and is still a beautiful spot. Unique landscape. Still gorgeous. Breathtaking. Swelled my heart. The artifacts I saw that were preserved on display as I walked through the park — a truly humbling experience. I experienced the greatness of the natural wilderness, the genius of the indigenous and the sadness of the legacy left by the settler colonialists, the very antithesis of “fair trade.” Those who came to stay... displaced the original inhabitants who had in fact civilized the territory and made it habitable.

• Michelle Sanchez
  
  
  (April 23, 2020, 7:01 pm)

  Loved camping here. We were 2 sites down from the restrooms/showers. It’s was close enough to to the beach that we could hear it clear. It was very peaceful. My recommendation would be bring a small heater for the night in the fall and an safe A/C for the little ones for a tent if you’re camping in a tent. Would highly recommend ❤️

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First Landing State Park is located on Cape Henry in North Virginia Beach. This 2,888 acre park offers a wide range of activities for visitors. You can go swimming, hiking, biking, boating, fishing, or enjoy a picnic when you visit First Landing. Regardless of how long you can stay, for a few hours or...

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First Landing State Park. 2500 Shore Dr., Virginia Beach, VA 23451; Phone: 757-412-2300; Email: firstlanding@dcr.virginia.gov. The park's name was changed in 1997 from Seashore State Park to First Landing State Park to reflect its heritage as the first place where members of the Virginia...

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Information, reservations and camping in First Landing State Park, Virginia. Reserve a facility online or learn more about lodging and activities. UpdatedAs a COVID-19 response, effective immediately Virginia State Parks are no longer providing linen for our cabin and lodge reservations.

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First Landing State Park (formerly Seashore State Park) offers recreational opportunities at Cape Henry in the independent city of Virginia Beach, Virginia. As the first planned state park of Virginia, First Landing is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as Seashore State Park Historic...

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First Landing State Park Picnic Shelter. One shelter is available for rent. We just returned from a week at First Landing State Park. The amenities were many and very well maintained (spotless rest rooms and showers, laundry facilities, great camp store with convenient hours of operation, etc.).

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First Landing State Park campground has both 214 single-family campsites and is located just off Chesapeake Bay on Cape Henry in North Virginia Beach. There are also 20 cabins and group campsites available. We are in the process of updating the campsite photos and will post soon!

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First Landing State Park. 1,037 Reviews. #8 of 94 things to do in Virginia Beach. State Parks, Nature & Wildlife Areas, Educational sites. We recommend booking First Landing State Park tours ahead of time to secure your spot. If you book with Tripadvisor, you can cancel up to 24 hours before your...

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First Landing State Park, as its name suggests, marks where English settlers first landed in 1607. Looking for a great trail in First Landing State Park, Virginia? AllTrails has 15 great hiking trails, running trails, walking trails and more, with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as...

First Landing State Park

First Landing State Park offers opportunities to explore a unique habitat featuring lagoons, large cypress trees and rare plants. More than 19 miles of hiking trails wind through the natural area, guided kayak ecological tours allow exploration of the marshes and bays, and the visitor center exhibits...