Two-acre beachfront along the York River in historic Yorktown. Features swimming area, fishing pier, and waterfront restaurants. Free access with nearby Revolutionary War battlefield sites, museums, and shopping. Hosts special events and concerts.
Iconic 3-mile stretch of boardwalk and sandy beaches featuring hotels, restaurants, shops, and entertainment. Free public beach with lifeguards, beach equipment rentals, and special events throughout the year. The heart of Virginia Beach tourism with vibrant atmosphere.
Hampton’s popular public beach on Chesapeake Bay featuring a fishing pier, playground, picnic shelters, and seasonal lifeguards. Hosts summer concerts and movie nights with food vendors during peak season. Free access with paid parking.
Small public beach on the Chesapeake Bay with limited public access (primarily open weekends and holidays during summer). Features picnic areas, pavilion, and kayak launch. Popular for weddings and special events with reservation system.
Family-oriented “Quiet Resort” with a small boardwalk, bandstand with free summer concerts, and well-maintained beaches. Features seasonal lifeguards, summer events, and quaint downtown area with shops and dining.
Family-oriented beach town with extensive beachfront and promenade. Features various water sports, free summer concerts, and special events. Beach tags required with rentals available for beach chairs and umbrellas.
Newport’s largest public beach featuring a historic carousel, Save The Bay Aquarium, and beachfront events. Located at the start of the famous Cliff Walk with views of the Atlantic Ocean.
Charming small-town beach on the western shore of Chesapeake Bay featuring a fishing pier, half-mile boardwalk, and beach area. Hosts frequent events, farmers markets, and festivals. Beach access requires fee for non-residents during summer.