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By Shellie AnnePosted May 21, 2012

 

Ready for the beach? 

Fairy Stone State Park beach

We're ready for you!

At Virginia State Parks you’ll find plenty of programs, events and activities from the mountains to the seashore. Our 35 parks have thousands of campsites, hundreds of cabins, more than 500 miles of trails and convenient access to Virginia’s major waterways. Beaches, picnic shelters, family lodges, meeting facilities, festivals, concerts, nature programs, cultural happenings… the list goes on and on. From Cumberland Gap to the Atlantic Ocean, there’s something for everyone at Virginia State Parks. Whether you’re after a relaxing picnic or a two-week vacation, leave life’s daily pressures behind and reconnect with nature and your family at a nearby state park.

Click here to view a map of all 35 Virginia State Parks, or click here to search by amenity, such as boat launch, beaches, overnight camping, etc.

Hungry Mother State Park beach

Lifeguards on duty, snack bars open (starting the Saturday of Memorial weekend)

Claytor Lake State Park beach

Many of our state parks offer boat rentals (paddle boat, ski boat, canoes)

First Landing State Park beach

First Landing on the Chesapeake Bay is "swim at your own risk" there are no lifeguards on this beach

Kiptopeke State Park beach

Virginia is for State Park Lovers!

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