First Landing State Park

First Landing State Park is a historic site in Virginia Beach, Virginia, where English colonists first landed in 1607. The park is named for this event and features a variety of ecosystems, including cypress swamps, maritime forests, and a stretch of beach along the Chesapeake Bay. This landscape allows visitors to appreciate both its natural beauty and historical significance, making it an important site for those interested in Virginia's early colonial history. At First Landing State Park, visitors can participate in outdoor activities such as hiking, swimming, and birdwatching. The park has several trails that traverse its diverse habitats, offering opportunities for exploration and wildlife observation. There is beach access for swimming and sunbathing, and facilities are available for a comfortable visit. Parking is provided in designated areas. It is advisable to check the weather before your visit, as conditions can vary. For the most current information regarding hours, fees, and any potential closures, please confirm with the official state site before your trip.