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False Cape State Park
False Cape State Park
False Cape State Park
False Cape State Park
False Cape State Park
False Cape State Park
False Cape State Park
False Cape State Park
False Cape State Park
False Cape State Park
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Ian Doran (04/06/2021)
This is a very unique park in Virginia. We hiked in and camped in the Bay side. It is an amazing environment with wetlands, coastal forests, and dunes. It seems much more isolated than all the other parks we've been too in Virginia. I would highly recommend camping if possible. Early April is fine for bugs, but we hear they get really bad really fast as it heats up.
Rick Handel (03/09/2021)
This is my favorite place for biking in the region. Counting the trip in from Back Bay, I usually do about 20 miles. Finding a spot on the Atlantic Ocean where you are literally the only person on the beach is amazing. It is just an incredibly beautiful and relaxing place.
David Michalec (03/24/2021)
Hidden treasure with beautiful trails, constant amazing views, and great campsites. Rangers were helpful and constantly keeping up with maintenence.
Matt Morrill (09/14/2020)
Destination is worth the journey, but here are some tips to make the most of the experience if planning to camp overnight:nn1. Highly recommend biking in rather than hiking. Most of the trail is flat paved/gravel road, making it not the most enjoyable hike. Walking along the beach trail when the tide is out is pretty nice however. You still need to walk along a paved road from the overnight parking area (why they don't allow overnight parking in the Back Bay lot is beyond me).nn2. If you plan to camp on the beach, make sure the weather is great with no chance of rain. We went when it was cloudy with a 10-20% chance of rain, but found that the wind and drizzle on the beach prevented us from setting up camp there. The interior sites aren't too bad though.
Justin Hall (07/17/2020)
We made the bike ride through Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge to get here. It's roughly a 5 mile bike ride. Great scenery and only a handful of people at any time. The house flies were biting in the wooded areas, but were manageable with big spray. The oceanfront was gorgeous and nearly empty! Not something I'm used to being a local in Virginia Beach. Even with base access you can struggle to enjoy 100' of beach front to yourself. If you're up for the home or bike ride this park is a great day trip to be had.
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