I was visiting my friend in Chesapeake and hiked for hours in First Landing doing about 8 miles of some of the most beautiful trails, Spanish moss, marshes, bay, saw three osprey nests and got photos of the ospreys, saw 2 rat snakes (not poisoneous) but they are there turtles a red frog and saw cool jellyfish in the marsh... More

First Landing State Park - formerly Seashore State Park - has a great walking, running, bike riding path system. Nestled back in pines going around the Back Bay with wonderful paths. The bike riding trail is easy - slight hills/elevations. We rode 14 miles and took our time stopping to look at birds, the water and sitting at the dock.... More

Beautiful park and campground. Staff very friendly and helpful. Tons of trails for running, walking and biking. Great picnic areas. Will surely go back and explore more!

Day use is awesome! Worth the price. Has a $10/dog/night fee in Va state parks. Love the camp ground, but the dog fee has limited our use of this park.

Sometime back, 1997- I think, the state changed the name to First Landing State Park to reflect the historical significance of this area. The first settlers of Jamestown landed here, but locals still refer to this place as "Seashore State Park", which was the name this wonderful location held for decades. So if you are from out of the area,... More

This was the last park we visited on our "nature tour" of the Virginia Beach area, and it should have been our first. Would have loved to come back a second time. Trails are well marked and varied. We walked almost 3 hours. Soft sandy ground is so much easier on your feet than our PA rocks! Did the Bald... More

We travel full time in a 29' Jayco we were pleased with this well run park. Site pink30 was great and I think site blueG37 would be best. Easy in and out. Clean restroom and short walk to beach. Just outside of the downtown, which is good. Visit the Fort Story Light Station and best ocean view meal is at... More

Hubby and I spent a good 4 hours hiking. A bit cold/breezy but the park is beautiful to hike in a few areas where you can walk on the beach. I would recommend taking the time to visit.

It was the occasion of my 74th birthday. Friend Laura Walker came from the Eastern Shore hauling her bike to join me in a bike ride. We stopped @ Starbucks about 1/2 miles from FLSP entrance and coffeed up! Afterwards we drove to the FL parking lot and unloaded. It was a gorgeous day as only a Fall Tidewater can... More