For those who love history, the beach, food, bike-riding, walking, coffe shops, and breweries, this little piece of historical Hampton has what you are looking for. 

Love the beach but not the hassle of the tunnel, discover Buckroe Beach! Our ¾ mile beach offers a panoramic view of the Chesapeake Bay! Sink your toe’s into our clean sandy beach, enjoy our sparkling water and gentle surf and watch ocean going ships prepare to arrive at their ports of call. Their are plenty of rentals in the area, free parking, and family-friendly beach. 

Downtown Hampton has amazing local cuisine, multiple breweries, dog-friendly restaurants, bakeries, and the Virginia Air and Space Museaum, all while surrounded by the Hampton Marina with a beautiful river-front view.

Hampton's own NASCAR-sanctioned road that features high-speed races, derby races, and demolaition days depending on the event of the season. If you are stopping by during the summer, you don't want to miss these events! 

Feeling like getting some exercise? Take a stroll at Noland Loop Trail, Sandybottom, or Grand View Preserve with your family or furry friends to get out and enjoy the summer waterfront breeze.

Virginia's Aniaml Attraction and Dinosaur Destination! Just one visit here brings you in contact with more habitats, wildlife, and plant species than would be encountered in a lifetime of outdoor adventures in Virginia! 

524 J Clyde Morris Blvd Newport News, VA 23601
www.thevlm.org
 

The Mariner's Museum and Park connects people to the world's waters because that is how we are connected to one another! Indoor and outdoor adventures will spark curiosity, wonder, and appreciation for our shared maritime heritage. The best part - it is only $1 admission!

100 Museum Driver Newport News, VA 23606
www.marinersmuseum.org

We have some of the best views of both sunrises and sunsets being a peninsula - we get to experience both within only a 20 minute drive from end to end! 

Best sunrises in the area: Harwood's Mill Reservoir and King-Lincoln Park

Best sunsets in the area: Denbigh Park Boat Ramp, Riverview Farm Park, Lions Bridge, Hilton Fishing Pier, Huntington Beach Park, James River Strand, Victory Landing Park
 

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The Mariner's Lake at Noland Trail, City Center at Oyster Point, Denbigh Docks at Sunset, Love Newport News City Center, Riverview Farm Park, Lake Corbin in Hidenwood, The Mariner's Museum and Park, Hilton Pier

Experience one of the world's biggest natural harbors aboard the Hampton Queen. Cruise through the rivers to the Chesapeake Bay. Take in all the historic sites and you may see a dolphin or two! 

A historic small-town charm that is vibrant and charming. Explore the culture, attractions, restaurants, and businesses in Hampton's trendy neighborhoods. Phoebus began as a Village that separated from Fort Monroe. Due to it's location as a waterfront community, it played a pivotal role during the early years that defined America. 

Don't miss out on these museums in this area! 

Hampton History Museum, Fort Wool, Fort Monroe Casemate Museum, Hampton University Museum, Virginia Air and Space Science Center, Aberdeen Gardens Historic Museum, USS Wisconsin Museum, Barry Art Museum, Hermitage Museum and Gardens, and the Chrysler Museum. 

One of the largest and last battleships built by the US Navy, the Battleship Wisconsin is a majestic landmark in Norfolk, having earned five battle stars during WWIII. Explore its deck through a guided or self-guided tour. The holiday experience is especially lit! 

A nationally recognized gem, this 175-acre garden is home to more than 60 distinctive themed gardens, 95 species of birds, and 30 kinds of butterflies. There's something for everyone during every season, including a chance to experience the garden aglow during the holidays.

Discover Norfolk's vibrant neighborhoods, including the NEON District with its artistic murals, the waterfront dining at Waterside District, and the historic charm of Freemason with its cobblestone streets and gardens. Explore the beloved Ghent area for its local shops and restaurants, and enjoy the scenic Oceanview/Eastbeach, featuring the longest freestanding pier in North America and beautiful sunrises. Each area offers unique experiences for visitors and families alike!

The Virginia Beach Boardwalk is a lively 3-mile promenade along the oceanfront, perfect for leisurely strolls or bike rides with stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. Visitors can explore a variety of shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues, with highlights including the iconic King Neptune statue and beautiful public art installations. Throughout the year, the boardwalk hosts exciting events and festivals, making it an ideal destination for families and anyone looking to create unforgettable memories by the sea!

Virginia Beach features a variety of beautiful beaches to explore. Main Beach is the lively hub with a bustling boardwalk, shops, and entertainment. Just south, Croatan Beach offers a quieter atmosphere and great surfing. North End Beach provides a serene escape with fewer crowds, perfect for relaxation. Lastly, First Landing boasts a rugged natural setting and views of the historic Cape Henry Lighthouse. Whether you seek activity or tranquility, Virginia Beach has a beach for everyone!

Central Virginia Beach is a vibrant area that seamlessly blends beachside relaxation with urban conveniences. This bustling hub features a lively boardwalk lined with shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues, making it a favorite spot for families and visitors. In addition to the sun and sand, Central Virginia Beach hosts various events and festivals throughout the year, creating a festive atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy a range of outdoor activities, from water sports to biking along scenic trails, all while taking in stunning ocean views. With its dynamic mix of fun, relaxation, and community spirit, Central Virginia Beach is the perfect destination for making lasting memories.

First Landing State Park is a stunning natural oasis located at the northern end of Virginia Beach. Covering over 2,800 acres, this park features scenic trails winding through diverse ecosystems, including maritime forests and salt marshes. It's an ideal spot for hiking, biking, and birdwatching, with numerous trails that lead to beautiful waterfront views. The park also offers picnic areas and access to a lovely beach, perfect for swimming and relaxing. With its rich history as the site where English colonists first landed in 1607, First Landing State Park combines outdoor adventure with a glimpse into Virginia's past, making it a must-visit for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

Neptune Park is a vibrant beachfront space located along the Virginia Beach boardwalk, home to the iconic Neptune Statue. This beautifully landscaped park features open green areas, walking paths, and access to the beach, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and family gatherings. Throughout the year, Neptune Park hosts various community events, including concerts and festivals, which foster a lively atmosphere. With its stunning ocean views and proximity to local attractions, Neptune Park is a must-visit destination for both residents and visitors looking to enjoy the coastal charm of Virginia Beach.

LoveWorks are large, colorful installations designed to celebrate love and community throughout Virginia. These eye-catching pieces of art feature the word "LOVE" in various artistic styles and are often accompanied by unique designs representing the local culture and attractions. 

In Virginia Beach, the LoveWorks installation is prominently located at the oceanfront, making it a popular spot for photos and a symbol of the area's welcoming spirit. The vibrant design captures the essence of beach life, drawing both tourists and locals to express their affection for the city. Other LoveWorks installations can be found in various locations across Virginia, each showcasing the unique charm of its surroundings and encouraging visitors to share their love for the state. Whether you're taking a family photo or simply enjoying the art, the LoveWorks in Virginia Beach and beyond serve as a reminder of the joy and connection found in community and love.