Experts' Choice Award First Landing State Park
What the experts agree on
Virginia's most-visited state park sprawls across 2,888 acres of woodland where Jamestown colonists landed in 1607. Twenty miles of trails, plus camping, kayaking, and fishing make it ideal for outdoor adventure.
“Virginia's most-visited state park is a vast 2888-acre woodland with 20 miles of hiking trails, plus opportunities for camping, cycling, fishing, kayaking and swimming.”
– Lonely Planet
U.S. News & World Report2.0
"The most visited park in Virginia is First Landing State Park, where the Jamestown colonists first landed in the New World in 1607." Full review
Fodor's "Botanists will have a field day at First Landing State Park, which is inland from the Cape Henry lighthouses and near the army installation at Fort Story." Full review
Independent
