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Kiptopeke State Park

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3540 Kiptopeke Dr

Cape Charles, VA 23310

+1 (757) 331-2267

http://www.dcr.virginia.gov

Located on the eastern shore of Virginia, this park offers recreational access to the Chesapeake Bay and the chance to explore a unique coastal habitat featuring a major flyway for migratory birds.

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4.068 reviews

Meredith S.

9/30/2023

Our favorite places to camp in VA are state parks and this is one of our very favorites. We've been here several times and even have a favorite spot :). This is one of only 2 state parks in the...

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John B.

5/9/2025

This park is near the end of the Delmarva Peninsula. It has a beach, albeit not a huge one as cliffs with private homes are visible in either direction. The site is notable for some abandoned...

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Aida S.

11/4/2023

Beautiful park with many trails to pick from. Benches available throughout the park. Trails well kept and flat. Great for birding!

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Janice T.

9/18/2022

I know there are closer beaches and parks where you don't have to pay the Chesapeake Bay Bridge (steep) tunnel fee ( $20 total if you return back the same day; $14 one way off peak, $18 peak one...

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Jodie C.

9/11/2023

How you can award this park less than 5 stars is beyond me. This is one of my favorite VA State Parks now. I've been to 16 Va State Parks as of today. My #1 favorite is Sky Meadows of course. 15...

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