Neptune Park is a charming park located just across Virginia Beach overlooking the gorgeous Atlantic Ocean. A towering statue of Neptune, the Roman God of the sea greets you as you approach this bustling beachside park. At night this park transforms into a concert venue that's frequented by the locals and hosts talented performing artists and bands. Sit a while and enjoy the music or grab some refreshing drinks and lounge around and people watch. This great little spot is great for a day of family fun and is a must visit when in the city.
Spread across an area of 2,888 acres (1168.73 hectares), First Landing State Park is a regularly visited destination that entices visitors with its tranquil atmosphere. The beautiful park gets its name due to its proximity to the site where the first colonists landed in Virginia in 1607. It features a recreational space, picnic areas, and facilities for swimming, boating, and fishing. Apart from these leisurely activities, the park is also a popular destination among hikers and bikers. There is a sprawling campground on-site where cabin rental facilities and modern amenities are available. The First Landing State Park plays host to various local events on a regular basis.
Created in 1974 by compressing layers and layers of solid waste, Mount Trashmore is an exemplary park. Spread over 165 acres (66.77 hectares), the park was initially an abandoned landfill but now comprises of basketball and volleyball courts, playgrounds, picnic areas and paths in addition to lakes and two man made mountains. Visitors also have access to a skate park, vending machines and outdoor fitness stations. They can also rent wheelchairs, footballs, frisbees and various other items for free from the park authorities. Open daily, you know where to go if you are looking for a fun day out.
Kids Cove
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