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First Landing State Park
Get a taste of history and relive the journey of the English Colonists' first landing in Cape Henry.
Virginia's most visited state park has played an amazing part in our country's history. Its waterways have been navigated by Native American canoes, 20th-century schooners, and modern cargo ships.
Supposedly, Blackbeard himself hid in the park's narrows to avoid capture. The king of Virginia state parks is a little slice of paradise in the urban center of Virginia Beach.
Here you'll find a sprawling natural area filled with bald cypress-lined swamps, a maritime forest, deep lagoons, and rare plants. Venture on the 20 miles of varied hiking trails, and relax on 1.5 miles of sandy beach on the Chesapeake Bay.
This park offers a single boat launch at the Narrows for the anglers and sailors. The campground and camp store is located right on the bay for incredible views. Anywhere you decide to rest, the cool sea bree
Virginia's most visited state park has played an amazing part in our country's history. Its waterways have been navigated by Native American canoes, 20th-century schooners, and modern cargo ships.
Supposedly, Blackbeard himself hid in the park's narrows to avoid capture. The king of Virginia state parks is a little slice of paradise in the urban center of Virginia Beach.
Here you'll find a sprawling natural area filled with bald cypress-lined swamps, a maritime forest, deep lagoons, and rare plants. Venture on the 20 miles of varied hiking trails, and relax on 1.5 miles of sandy beach on the Chesapeake Bay.
This park offers a single boat launch at the Narrows for the anglers and sailors. The campground and camp store is located right on the bay for incredible views. Anywhere you decide to rest, the cool sea breeze from the beach is here to ease you to quality ZzZs.
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1 campground in First Landing State Park
A collection of tent sites tucked off in its own little corner, Loop A of the campground at super-popular First Landing State Park has the advantage of being somewhat isolated from the rest of the camp. If you’re not a social butterfly, if you’re worried about noise level, or if you’re planning on slipping out of the campground a lot to get in som Read more...
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to camp at First Landing State Park?
At First Landing State Park, camping fees vary depending on the type of site you choose. Standard tent sites typically cost around $35 per night, while RV sites with water and electric hookups range from $40 to $45 per night. Additionally, cabins are available for rent, with prices starting around $110 per night. For more information on First Landing State Park camping options, visit Hipcamp.
What are the rules for camping at First Landing State Park?
First Landing State Park is a popular camping destination in Virginia, offering a variety of campsites and amenities. Here are some rules and guidelines for camping at First Landing: 1. Quiet hours: From 10pm to 6am, campers must observe quiet hours to ensure a peaceful environment for all guests. 2. Campsite occupancy: Each campsite has a maximum occupancy of six people. 3. Vehicles: Two vehicles are allowed per campsite. Additional parking is available in designated areas. 4. Check-in and check-out: Check-in time is 4 p.m., and check-out time is 1 p.m. 5. Pets: Pets are allowed but must be kept on a leash no longer than six feet. They are not permitted in cabins, yurts, or on cabin or yurt sites. 6. Alcohol: Alcoholic beverages are not allowed in the park. 7. Fires: Fires are permitted only in designated fire rings or grills. Collecting firewood is not allowed; you can purchase firewood at the park. 8. Trash: Dispose of all trash in designated receptacles and practice "Leave No Trace" principles. 9. Reservations: Campsites can be reserved up to 11 months in advance. Walk-ins are allowed if sites are available, but reservations are recommended, especially during peak season. 10. Campsite setup: Tents must be set up on designated tent pads, and all camping equipment should be contained within the campsite. For more information on camping at First Landing State Park, visit Hipcamp and the official Virginia State Parks website.
How do you reserve camping at First Landing State Park?
To reserve a campsite at First Landing State Park, you can visit the ReserveAmerica website and follow the reservation process. You can also learn more about the park, its accommodations, and other nearby camping options on Hipcamp.
Does First Landing State Park have showers?
Yes, First Landing State Park offers shower facilities for campers. The park provides modern restrooms and hot showers, making your stay more comfortable. You can find more information about camping amenities at First Landing State Park on Hipcamp.
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