Happy Trails Outdoor Pass
Expiration: Mar 1st 2026
Attention all outdoorsy types. No trip to Coastal Virginia is complete without the Happy Trails Mobile Passport. It’s full of insider tips on all the best things to see and explore across the region. It’s your ticket to all the best parks, picnic spots, as well as the most accessible public ramps for boaters and put-ins for paddlers. The passport can help you find the most beautiful hiking, biking and horseback riding trails in the region. The more you do, the more prizes you may win. Simply check in at every participating location.
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Included Venues
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American Rover Sailing Cruises
Set sail aboard the American Rover - Offering Narrated Harbor Tours, Educational Tours, Sunset Cruises and Special Events from Waterside Marina in Downtown Norfolk, Virginia to the Virginia Aquarium in Virginia Beach.
Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge
Established in 1938, this 8,000-acre fresh water refuge borders the Atlantic Ocean on the east and Back Bay on the west. These tranquil habitats can be accessed by marsh trails, bikes, a boardwalk overlook, and the beach itself
Barrett's Landing Park
Embrace serenity at Barrett's Landing, a scenic park with a gazebo overlooking the Blackwater River. Enjoy peaceful views, a wharf, and fishing within walking distance from downtown Franklin.
Bells Mill Park
2.5 miles of mowed grass path offers scenic views of the Elizabeth River. A great place for a cross-country run or a quiet morning of birdwatching. Keep an eye to the sky as eagles frequent the park.
Bennett's Creek Marina and Cottages on the Pointe
Full-service marina located on the pristine historic Bennett’s Creek at the mouth of the Nansemond River. State-of-the-art floating dock system with 30/50/100amp service and fresh water hook up, ship store, mid-grade non-ethanol fuel, off road diesel, and a pump out station.
Bennett's Creek Park & Boat Ramp
This 50-acre park offers: 2 free boat ramps, 3 covered shelters, handicapped-accessible fishing and crabbing pier, nature trail, disc golf trails, open fields, playground, tennis courts, and restrooms.
Black Bear Trail - Kids in Parks Trail
An Official Kids in Park Track Trail. Part of the Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge the 1.5-mile trail takes you through lands that were the traditional hunting grounds of Indigenous people while looking for a diverse array of plant and animal life.
Blackwater Bridge Boat Ramp
Blackwater Bridge Boat Ramp provides excellent access to the Blackwater River. Ideal for dog walks, boat/kayak launching, and ample parking in a safe and inviting environment.
Blackwater Landing
Blackwater Landing is your gateway to the Blackwater River. Ideal for bank fishing and boat launching, with scenic views and convenient access to Barrett's Landing Park. Ample concrete parking ensures convenience.
Blackwater Park
Relax at Blackwater Park in Franklin, VA, a 200-acre haven with an 800-foot boardwalk, two miles of trails, a pavilion, and a kiosk. Observe wildlife, learn from signage, and marvel at 155-foot-tall trees.
Bluebird Gap Farm
Visit our 60-acre farm housing around 150 domestic and wild animals, including farm staples like horses and cows, alongside birds of prey, deer, llamas, and more! Enjoy picnic areas, antique displays, and free admission.
Brickyard Landing
Brickyard Landing is a public boat ramp that provides access to the Chickahominy River from the upper end of James City County. The boat ramp is operated by James City County Parks & Recreation.
Bronze Sculptures by George Lundeen
Smithfield is proud to boast the country’s largest collection of bronze statues by acclaimed sculptor George Lundeen.
Buckroe Beach and Park
Buckroe Beach and Park boasts a pristine three-quarter-mile beach along the stunning Chesapeake Bay. Enjoy a nautical-themed playground and various summer amenities like food vendors and beach rentals.
Cape Charles Fishing Pier
Public fishing pier with a great view of the sunset.
Carys Bridge Boat Ramp
Carys Bridge Boat Ramp offers easy access to the Nottoway River with a convenient gravel ramp. For a safe experience, mind the riverbanks, especially after flooding.
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Historic 32 acres. The stunning expanse serves as the final resting place for notable Suffolkians, politicians, soldiers, and luminaries.
Central Park
Park with splash pad and outdoor music venue
Chesapeake Arboretum
Two acres of gardens and 48 acres of woodlands with 3.5 miles of trails.
Chesapeake Bay Beach
For beachgoers looking for kinder, gentler waves, refuge can be found along the calm waters of the Chesapeake Bay, in the community known affectionately to locals as Chic's Beach. From swimming and building sand castles to dolphin watching and volleyball, all the traditional beach rituals are here in a setting that has a decidedly laid-back vibe.
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Chickahominy Riverfront Park
Chickahominy Riverfront Park features over 80 campsites, including campsites that accommodate large groups. Some campsites have scenic views of Gordon Creek. Campsites include everything from basic tent sites to full hookup sites for RV’s.
Hours:
Fishing Pier:
Open 24-hours per day
Guest Services Hours:
Daily: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Hours:
Fishing Pier:
Open 24-hours per day
Guest Services Hours:
Daily: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge
Protected beaches, marshes & forests with wild ponies, waterfowl, historic lighthouse & fishing.
City Cruises Norfolk
City Cruises offers a unique way to enjoy Norfolk from the water. Delight in sightseeing cruises to dining cruises, whale watching to thrill boat rides, private events and more.
Clontz Park Fishing Pier and Boat Ramp
Robert Clontz Park is a gorgeous boardwalk on the Pagan River, and the perfect spot for fishing.
Constant's Wharf Park & Marina
Located on the Nansemond River, John Constant founded this important trading center and village known as Constant’s Wharf, which would become the Town of Suffolk in 1742. Now this park is full of life, located directly behind the Hilton Garden Inn Suffolk Riverfront. The 28-slip marina is ideal for boaters and the 6-acre park is the setting for summer outdoor concerts, festivals, movie nights, and more.
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Cypress Creek Golfers' Club
Beautifully landscaped gold course with a pavilion and restaurant with 180 seats.
Davis Lakes & Campgrounds
A sanctuary for RV travelers looking to soak in the abundant local history; swim in one of the three lakes, or just rest. Situated on 80 acres, this campground has 137 total RV spaces; cabins and cottages; boat rentals, outdoor games, corn hole, swimming.
Deep Creek Lock Park
Almost 1 mile of trail meandering through a wooded area with scenic overlooks, views of the historic locks, and Deep Creek.
Dismal Swamp Canal Trail Parking
This multi-use trail with surface parking and restrooms is open to bicycling, walking, running, horseback riding and boating. This 8.6 mile trail run adjacent to the Dismal Swamp Canal.
Eastern Shore of Virginia National Wildlife Refuge
Marsh & maritime forest preserve which is an important stopover for migrating birds & butterflies.
Elizabeth River Park
Located on the Elizabeth River this park has a walking trail, boat ramp, fishing and crabbing pier (a fishing license is not required.) Enjoy the Snack Shack open seasonally.
Elizabeth River Trail
The Elizabeth River Trail is 10.5 miles along the Norfolk waterfront. The trail map highlights each of the 11 trail segments as well as plenty of landmarks, parks, and parking areas along the route.
Engineer Wharf
Engineer Wharf Fishing Pier, situated near Continental Park on Fenwick Road, is managed by the City of Hampton. Fishermen can enjoy daily access from sunrise to sunset, with a Virginia Saltwater Fishing License obligatory.
False Cape State Park
Featuring six miles of unspoiled beaches in an ocean-to-freshwater bay habitat, False Cape State Park also includes dunes, woodland, farm fields, salt marsh, maritime forest and wooded swamps. From April through October, visitors may travel into the heart of the park on a tram and explore by foot from there.
First Landing State Park
First Landing State Park is a 2,888-acre park that fronts the Chesapeake Bay and features 1.25 miles of beach and more than 19 miles of interpretive hiking trails through protected salt marsh habitat, freshwater ponds, beach, dunes, forest, tidal marsh and cypress swamp.
Fort Boykin
Fort Boykin, originally constructed in 1623, is today a well-preserved example of military architecture of the Civil War era.
Fort Huger
At the "Gateway to the Confederate Capital," view the ghost fleet on the James River, take the self-guided walking tour, and see the cannon mounted on the fort's edge.
General Vaughan Bridge Boat Ramp
Discover seamless river access at General Vaughan Bridge Boat Ramp onto the Nottoway River. Features two spacious concrete ramps, ample parking, and a short float to Blackwater River and NC.
Grandview Nature Preserve
Explore over 475 acres of salt marsh, tidal creeks, and Chesapeake Bay beachfront at The Preserve. Ideal for beachcombing, birdwatching, photography, and fishing (license required). Don't miss this natural gem!
Graz'n Acres Therapeutic Riding Center
Graz'n Acres, a PATH International accredited center, offers therapeutic equine activities for individuals with disabilities. Participants experience enhanced confidence, strength, flexibility, concentration, memory, and socialization skills through interactions with horses.
Great Bridge Battlefield & Waterways History Foundation
Situated on the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway enjoy a docking pier, expansive marsh overlook and walking trails.
Great Bridge Lock Park
Offering 19 acres of fishing, crabbing, and walking trails. Watch boat navigate the locking system on the Intracoastal Waterway or enjoy getting on the water via an ADA-accessible canoe and kayak launch.
Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge
This nature preserve encompasses over 112,000 acres of wildlife
observation, history, mystery, and lore. Fishing and boating are
permitted year round on the waters of Lake Drummond, a 3,100-acre
natural lake in the heart of the swamp.
observation, history, mystery, and lore. Fishing and boating are
permitted year round on the waters of Lake Drummond, a 3,100-acre
natural lake in the heart of the swamp.
Grommet Island Park
This 15,000 square foot beach park features wheelchair accessible entrances and an incredible playground that includes poured-in-place surfacing, raised sand tables for sandcastle building at an accessible height, a sensory board for children who are autistic and visually impaired, and a sway boat.
Hampton Roads Harbor Tours
Our top-rated Hampton Roads Harbor Tours aboard the Hampton Queen. Experience exceptional sightseeing cruises, showcasing the beauty of Hampton Roads Harbor and narrating its rich history from Jamestown's founding to present-day naval activity.
Sightseeing tours available from 11 am to 2:30 pm during tour season.
Sightseeing tours available from 11 am to 2:30 pm during tour season.
Harwood's Mill Fishing Area
265-acre freshwater reservoir in southeastern Newport News Park, containing bass, pickerel and sunfish. Adjacent to hiking trails, picnic shelters, and a 5-mile mountain bike trail. Private watercraft launching with electric motors only.
Hayden's Lane
Originally the driveway to girls' school Hayden Hall. The Woman's Club of Smithfield and the town created a lovely sitting garden and walkway to enjoy the peaceful surroundings.
Hercules VDWR Boat Ramp
Enjoy smooth access to the Nottoway River at Hercules DWR Boat Ramp with a concrete ramp and pier. Ample parking, well-maintained facilities, but note, no fishing off the pier.
Hoffler Creek Wildlife Preserve
142-acre wildlife park along Hoffler Creek with access to the James River. Three-miles of trails, four separate habitats, riparian forest, fresh water lake, salt marsh, tidal creek.
Huntington Park
A 60-acre park with public beach, public boat ramp, rose garden, picnicking, fishing, ball fields, a 14,000 sq. ft. playground overlooking the James River, 20-lighted tennis courts, and a museum.
Park open daily from sunrise to sunset. Boat ramp open 24 hours.
Park open daily from sunrise to sunset. Boat ramp open 24 hours.
James City County Marina
The Marina offers boat slips; dry land storage; marine-grade (REC-90), ethanol-free fuel; year-round bike and paddle craft rentals; a double-wide boat ramp; paddle craft launch area; marine head pump-out; a waterfront picnic shelter; and a butterfly garden.
Marina Store Hours:
Oct-April Daily: 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
May-Sept Daily: 8 a.m.-6 p.m.
Boat ramp open 24 hours/day
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Marina Store Hours:
Oct-April Daily: 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
May-Sept Daily: 8 a.m.-6 p.m.
Boat ramp open 24 hours/day
James T Wilson Fishing Pier
Discover James T. Wilson Fishing Pier, open 24/7 during fishing season. Enjoy amenities like covered shelters, fish-cleaning stations, restrooms, snack bar, and tackle shop. No license required; rentals available.
Jamestown Beach Event Park
The beachfront park features picnic areas with charcoal grills; a designated fishing area (freshwater license is required); an observation pier (for viewing only); outdoor rinse stations; paddle craft launch/loading/storage area; and a concession facility.
Beach/Restrooms:
Mon-Sun 8 a.m.-sunset
Concessions:
Memorial Day weekend-Labor Day
Mon-Fri, Noon-6 p.m.
Sat-Sun and holidays, 10 a.m.-7 p.m.
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Beach/Restrooms:
Mon-Sun 8 a.m.-sunset
Concessions:
Memorial Day weekend-Labor Day
Mon-Fri, Noon-6 p.m.
Sat-Sun and holidays, 10 a.m.-7 p.m.
Kay's Acres, LLC
Horseback riding along wooded trails, petting zoo, replica Western Frontier Town, etc. Groups, parties, individuals - no experience required.
King-Lincoln Park
Overlooking the Hampton Roads waterfront at the east end of Newport News, King-Lincoln Park features tennis, basketball, picnicking, playgrounds, a saltwater fishing pier, and an interpretive center open summer weekends.
Park open daily from sunrise to sunset. Wave Screen Pier open 24 hours.
Park open daily from sunrise to sunset. Wave Screen Pier open 24 hours.
Kiptopeke State Park
State park with protected beaches, marshes, trails, playground, fishing pier, camping amenities, and hawk watch platform. Day use and overnight guest visitation from 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. Pier open 24 hours a day April 1 - Dec. 31.
Lake Meade Park
Beautiful landscaping and waterfront views set the tone for these easy, stonedust trails. You can enjoy walking or biking along the trail through beautiful Lake Meade. It is located in the downtown business district, behind Kroger’s on Main Street. The park includes a paved loop trail around the playground. Trails include a 1-mile, .33-mile, and .6-mile distance.
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Leeward Municipal Marina
Floating docks with full-length finger piers for mooring vessels up to 43’. Three concrete seawalls provide protection from severe weather. The 200 wet slips equipped with water and electrical hookups.
Little Island Park
Little Island Park is a 122-acre beach park in Sandbridge, just north of Back Bay Wildlife Refuge. The park has a 775-foot beach north of the 400-foot fishing pier for surfing and a 2,000-foot beach for swimming and fishing south of the pier.
Lone Star Lakes Park
A series of 11 lakes (some interconnected) varying in size from 3 to 50 acres. The total acreage is 490. The park contains 1,172 acres and offers picnicking and hiking, as well as an archery range and horseback riding trails. There are two ramps, one at Butler Tract and the other at Crane Lake, providing boat access to these outstanding fishing waters.
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Mount Trashmore Park
The world renowned Mount Trashmore Park encompasses 165 acres and is comprised of two man-made mountains, two lakes, two playgrounds, a skatepark and vert ramp, and multi-use paths.
New Quarter Park
This 545 acre park in York County offers various recreational activities including multi-use trails, disc golfing, picnic shelters, and sports courts.
Newport News Golf Club at Deer Run
The Newport News Golf Club at Deer Run includes Deer Run Golf Course, an Ed Ault-designed 7,206-yard golf course, and the 6,645-yard Cardinal Championship Golf Course.
Newport News Park
Offers hiking, biking, mountain biking, picnicking, paddle boating, canoeing, archery, freshwater fishing, camping, disc golf, aeromodel flying field, Japanese Peace Garden with an authentic tea house, boat and bicycle rentals.
Norfolk Botanical Garden
Norfolk Botanical Garden encompasses 175-acres, with more than 60 themed gardens that can be viewed by tram, boat or by foot. Each of these gardens allow guests to see a variety of plants – from the cultivated to the wild.
Norfolk Kayak Rentals
Norfolk Kayak Rentals is located off of Colley Avenue, enjoy paddling down Knitting Mill Creek and out into the Lafayette River. Pass by historic homes, experience wildlife, catch a beautiful sunset and see Norfolk the way it's meant to be seen.
Northwest River Park
Hike along the Park's many trails, paddle boat or canoe in Lake Lesa or kayak the Northwest River.
Oak Grove Lake Park
A 1.5-mile circular packed stone dust trail takes you around beautiful Oak Grove Lake. Stop at one of the six platforms to fish or watch the waterfowl.
ocean eagle
Experience safe, enjoyable, and rewarding fishing and boating adventures on the Lower Chesapeake Bay, all at an affordable rate!
Ocean View Beach Park
This unique 6.5-acre beach park, is considered the jewel of Ocean View. The park has a large band shell for presentations and dancing, a beach with lifeguards in the summer, a boardwalk, beach handicap access ramp, and lots of open green space.
Oceanfront Beach
Stretching along the Atlantic Ocean from Croatan to the South and up to the North end, the Oceanfront is where the action is. Live music, street performers, outdoor cafes, wide sandy beaches, and our famous three-mile boardwalk perfect for rollerblading and jogging.
Olde Towne Portsmouth Seawall
The Portsmouth Seawall is a one and a half mile linear park with a wide, concrete walking path that extends from the Naval Hospital and Crawford Bay through the parking lot at Tidewater Yacht Marina, the North Landing, High Street Landing, and on to the Harbor Pavilion. It’s well lit for a nighttime stroll and it’s a great place for jogging and other exercise.
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Onancock Native Plant Trail
This scenic trail takes you around the edges of Onancock Creek and leads directly to a playground. It’s common to see herons wading through the marsh. Information on the native floral and fauna is outlined along the path.
Onancock Wharf & Marina
Public boat ramp with easy access to Onancock restaurants and amenities
Outlook Beach
Discover the scenic Fort Monroe beaches, boasting breathtaking views across the Chesapeake Bay. Enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and relaxation at Outlook Beach, open from sunrise to sunset.
Paradise Creek Nature Park
40-acre nature park that once housed a scrap metal yard. Today, guests stroll along forested trails and restored wetlands, kayak the creek, enjoyed themed kids playground, look for birds and butterflies, and discover a collection of public art installations.
Pedego Electric Bikes Norfolk & OneWheel CoVA
Pedego Norfolk is a locally-owned store where you’ll be treated like family. As the region’s foremost electric bike experts, we put our hearts into helping you find the perfect electric bike and get the most out of it for many years to come.
Peterson Yacht Basin Boat Ramp
Hiking/Walking Trails, Boating, Basketball, Picnic Shelter. Park is open daily from sunrise to sunset. Peterson's Yacht Basin open 24 hours.
Pleasure House Point Natural Area
Located just west of the Lesner Bridge and south of the Chesapeake Bay, Pleasure House Point Natural Area is 118 acres of water, tidal marsh, sandy shores and maritime forest.
Porcine Parade in Downtown Smithfield
Smithfield is proud to present eight life-size statues of market hogs, painted by local artists to reflect aspects of the town's rich history, culture, and recreation.
Portsmouth City Park
93-acre beautifully landscaped park along the Western Branch of the Elizabeth River. Park is known for kids playground and train ride, along with a 9 hole golf course with paired Soccer golf at each hole. Boat launch and retrieve docks, jet ski / sail boat pier, fishing pier, walking trails, picnic shelters, and gardens complete the City Park experience.
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Remarkable Trees
(1) Coast Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) is 90 feet tall and was
transplanted from California to Suffolk in 1954. Located behind R.W.
Baker Funeral Home. 509 W. Washington (2) St. Red Cedar (Juniperus
virginiana) boasts a 14-foot circumference and has a Black Cherry (Prunus serotina) tree emerging from its trunk. Located inside Cedar Hill Cemetery
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transplanted from California to Suffolk in 1954. Located behind R.W.
Baker Funeral Home. 509 W. Washington (2) St. Red Cedar (Juniperus
virginiana) boasts a 14-foot circumference and has a Black Cherry (Prunus serotina) tree emerging from its trunk. Located inside Cedar Hill Cemetery
River Birch Farm Equestrian Center
River Birch Farm, near Franklin, VA, is a full-service equestrian facility offering boarding and horseback riding lessons. Conveniently located on Route 58 Business, making it accessible from anywhere in Tidewater Hampton Roads.
Riverfront Golf Club
A truly breathtaking experience, Riverfront is a semi-private 18-hole course designed by renowned golf course architect Tom Doak on the banks of the Nansemond River near the mouth of the James River.
Riverview Farm Park
Includes 30,000 sq. ft. playground, picnic shelters, soccer field, concession stand, two miles of paved multi-use trails, a trail to the Warwick River, and Fido Field Dog Park.
Sandbridge Beach
Sandbridge is a secluded beach hideaway of pristine sand dunes and dancing sea oats. Beachside, the Atlantic never fails to entertain. And for those craving even more of the outdoors, the marshes and open waters of Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge and False Cape State Park make for great kayaking, hiking and fishing.
Sandy Bottom Nature Park
Discover Sandy Bottom Nature Park's 10,000 sq. ft. nature center and vibrant wetland ecosystem. With activities for all, from lake views to marsh wildlife encounters, there's adventure awaiting!
Saxis Public Pier
Public fishing pier with a great view of the sunset.
Skydive Suffolk
Located at the Suffolk Executive Airport, USPA certified instructors offer tandem and accelerated freefall from the first jump through expert licenses. Reservations suggested, but not required. Walk-ins are welcome.
Sleepy Hole Golf Course
Sleepy Hole Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 72, 7,000-yard championship course, yet no one will find themselves uncomfortable on the course. With five sets of tees to match every skill level, and a 300-yard golf range, everyone can play like a pro.
Sleepy Hole Park
This 66-acre park, located on the Nansemond River, offers: 12 official horseshoe courts (with walkways, which include a handicap court), 12 picnic shelters, 18-hole golf course, 30-acre lake, breathtaking views, natural areas (different varieties), open spaces, playground, and multiple nature trails.
Smithfield Station
Ideally located on the Pagan River, Smithfield Station offers fine amenities, luxury accommodations, conference space, indoor and outdoor dining, shopping, and a fully-equipped marina and outdoor pool!
Suffolk Golf Course
Suffolk Golf Course is an 18-hole regulation length public golf course bordering Lake Kilby near downtown Suffolk. The short layout has 3 sets of tee boxes for fun, but a challenging golf experience.
Suffolk Seaboard Coastline Trail
Five miles of lovely walking/biking trails of old railroad passes, connecting Chesapeake to Isle of Wight County via Suffolk. (Once complete the Trail will be 20 miles long.)
The Mariners' Museum and Park
A 550-acre privately owned and maintained park, free and open to all. Offers walking, hiking and running on the award-winning five-mile Noland Trail, surrounding the 167-acre Mariners’ Lake.
Tidewater Horse Trail
Explore over 14.5 miles of serene equine trails at Tidewater Horse Trail in Southampton County, VA. Experience a peaceful ride away from busy roads and city noise. Visit us today!
Veterans Memorial Park
Park with fishing pier, kayak launch, and boat ramp
Victory Landing Park
5.44-acre park with views of the James River and Newport News Shipbuilding, where aircraft carriers and submarines are built for the U.S. Navy. Located in downtown Newport News, close to the Victory Arch.
Wachapreague Town Marina
Public boat ramp with easy access to local restaurants and amenities
Walking Tour of Historic Downtown Smithfield
The Genuine Smithfield Walking Tour of the historic district boasts over 50 buildings of exceptional architectural importance, exuding the charm of bygone eras.
Waller Mill Park
Waller Mill Park is located at 901 Airport Road (Rt. 645) between I-64 and Rt. 60 West. This 2,705-acre park is situated around a reservoir that was opened to the public in July 1972. The 360-acre lake is open for fishing, boating, pedal boating, canoeing and kayaking with a tunnel connecting the upper and lower sections of the lake. Numerous picnic tables, picnic shelters, play fields, and playground equipment are nestled among the trees providing a scenic picnic area.
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Waterwalk at Central Park
Enjoy an exciting and safe experience on this shared path for pedestrians and bicyclists. Accessible from Coliseum Drive, it runs behind Hampton Coliseum and Coliseum Lake, catering to shoppers, convention attendees, joggers, and more.
Williamsburg Farmers Market
Visit the Williamsburg Farmers Market on the 300 block of Duke of Gloucester Street, next to Merchants Square! This Virginia producer-only market offers a variety of local products, including fresh seasonal produce, meats, herbs, potted plants, baked goods, confections, honey, cheese, coffee, peanuts, cut flowers, handmade soaps, and more. Enjoy live music and cooking demonstrations, participate as a family in the Power of Produce/POP Club (Memorial Day through Labor Day), and learn while you shop! The Market accepts cash, credit cards, SNAP, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and W&M Dining Dollars and Express. Visit our website for music, entertainment, and vendor information.
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Windsor Castle Park
This gorgeous riverside park features a woodland trail system, picnic areas, a dog park, a kayak and canoe launch, playground, fishing pier, scenic overlooks, and the Windsor Castle Historic Site.
Yorktown Battlefield
Discover what it took for the United States to be independent as you explore the site of the last major battle of the Revolutionary War.
Yorktown Beach
Located in Historic Yorktown, this two-acre beachfront provides opportunities for boating, swimming, and fishing. Sit on the sand, admire the view, take a dip, and watch for dolphins in the York River.
Yorktown Fishing Pier
Located in Historic Yorktown, this two-acre beachfront provides opportunities for boating, swimming, and fishing. Sit on the sand, admire the view, take a dip, and watch for dolphins in the York River.