Jockey's Ridge State Park - Hiking trail near Nags Head, North Carolina, United States - Nearby
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- Nearby Trails
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1. Sandy Ridge Wildlife Trail
It offers a 2,300-foot boardwalk and an overlook to view Milltail Creek
Distance: 1.0 miles
Nags head, North Carolina, United States
18.3 miles
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2. Currituck Banks Maritime Forest Trail
This trail takes you through maritime forest and ends in marsh habitat along Currituck Sound
Distance: 1.5 miles
Corolla, North Carolina, United States
31.3 miles
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3. Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge
Undeveloped Atlantic Ocean beaches
Distance: 6.6 miles
Chesapeake, Virginia, United States
53.1 miles
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4. False Cape State Park
False Cape State Park is a mile-wide barrier spit between Back Bay and the Atlantic Ocean
Distance: 7.5 miles
Chesapeak, Virginia, United States
53.2 miles
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5. First Landing State Park
If you are looking for a great escape from the city visit the First Landing State Park
Distance: 11.4 miles
Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
69.8 miles
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6. Petersburg Battlefield Battery Trail
Short Hike from the Petersburg Eastern Front Visitor Center
Distance: 0.5 miles
Petersburg, Virginia, United States
130.2 miles
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7. Five Forks Trails
A series of easy to moderate trails in Dinwiddie County, Virginia, designed for hiking/equestrian.
Distance: 8.5 miles
Dinwiddie, Virginia, United States
137.1 miles
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8. Greenwell State Park
Greenwell is a 596-acre State Park located on the Patuxent River in St. Mary's County, Maryland
Distance: 10.0 miles
Hollywood, Maryland, United States
173.2 miles
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9. Calvert Cliffs State Park
Calvert Cliffs State Park is a day-use park featuring a sandy beach, unique fossils, recycled tire playground, a freshwater and tidal marshland and 13 miles of hiking trails located in Calvert County
Distance: 2.0 miles
Lusby, Maryland, United States
173.8 miles
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10. Umstead State Park - Sycamore Trail
The Sycamore Trail offers the park’s best glimpse into its past
Distance: 7.2 miles
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
175.2 miles
- Nearby Campgrounds
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1. Adventure Bound Campground
Campground is for tents only and is located on the edge of the Kitty Hawk Maritime Forest. Situated in a quiet residential area, the grounds are in an open grassy area and wooded area with picnic tables available for your site and a centrally located campfire. Peacocks & guinea hens stroll on the grounds or can be found perched in the trees.
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Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, United States
8.7 miles
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2. False Cape State Park Campground
No vehicular access. Located in southern Virginia Beach, False Cape State Park is a mile-wide barrier spit between Back Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Access is through the Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge and is limited to hiking, bicycling or boating. The park features primitive camping and an extensive environmental education program in one of the last undisturbed coastal environments on the East Coast. In the 1800s, False Cape gained a reputation as a ship's graveyard. The area got its name because its land mass resembled Cape Henry, luring boats into shallow waters. One of the area's first communities, Wash Woods, was developed by survivors of such a shipwreck. The village's church and other structures were built using cypress wood that washed ashore from a wreck. False Cape State Park is situated on 4,321 acres. Beach Size: 5.9 miles of beachfront, extending to North Carolina line.
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Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
52.5 miles
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3. Virginia Beach KOA
It's hard to beat Virginia Beach for a seaside vacation: 28 miles of fine public beach, 3 miles of boardwalk and fishing piers, water parks, restaurants, shops and all the other accoutrements that blend sunshine and ocean into a grand time for everyone. Pile your beach chairs onto the city trolley that runs regularly from this KOA to the beach during the summer months. Spin along the 2-mile bike trail to the beach and follow the path along the boardwalk. Other trails wind through backwater bays and marshes. The KOA staff will help arrange deep-sea charters, dolphin-watching cruises and other area excursions. They'll also keep you content with summertime activities like ice cream socials, marshmallow roasts and flashlight candy hunts. Enjoy the amenities at the campground such as the pool, mini-golf, banana bikes and the playground. Be sure to watch for the fighter jets flying overhead from the neighboring naval base. Vacationing at Virginia Beach KOA has gotten even better with the addition of SummerShiners! In addition to the campsite rates listed below, we also offer lodges that range from $100-$200 and primitive cabins that range from $80-$100. Although camprings are not provided, campfires are permitted according to city ordinance. Also, during your stay with us, you may experience 'the sound of freedom' as our nation's best fly overhead during their training exercises.
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Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
60.8 miles
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4. United States Park Service Campgrounds
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Ocracoke, North Carolina, United States
62.0 miles
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5. First Landing State Park Campground
The site of the first landing of settlers to Virginia, First Landing State Park is a natural oasis within minutes of the many tourist attractions Virginia Beach has to offer. This park serves as a Virginia Beach Tourism satellite location and has new displays, three indoor aquariums, restrooms, showers and offers water sports rentals. Seasonal programs include those sponsored by the Virginia Marine Science Museum and an Arts in the Parks series. First Landing is Virginia's most popular state park attracting more than a million visitors annually. Unguarded beach swimming on the Chesapeake Bay is available. A boat launch is available with access to the Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Ocean. First Landing State Park comprises 2,888 acres with 1.25 miles of beachfront.
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Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
69.9 miles
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6. Kiptopeke State Park Campground
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. Kiptopeke Birding Areas: Since 1963, Kiptopeke has been the site of bird population studies. Sponsored by the Coastal Virginia Wildlife Observatory, formerly known as Kestrel, and licensed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, volunteers capture, examine, weigh, band and release resident and migratory birds in Aug. 15 to Nov. 20 of each year. In the raptor research area, hawks, kestrels, osprey and other birds of prey are observed and banded from September through November. Kiptopeke's hawk observatory is among the top 15 nationwide. Size: 536 acres.
Elevation: 3 ft
Cape Charles, Virginia, United States
85.5 miles
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7. Chippokes Plantation State Park Campground
Chippokes Plantation State Park is one of the oldest working farms in the United States. Chippokes is a living historical exhibit located in a rural agricultural area along the James River in Surry County. In addition, the park has a wide variety of traditional park offerings, including a swimming complex, visitor center, picnic facilities, and hiking and biking trails. The plantation has kept its original boundaries since the 1600s and has a variety of cultivated gardens and native woodland. The formal gardens surrounding the Chippokes Mansion are accented by azaleas, crepe myrtle, boxwood and seasonal flowers. The plantation grounds are also home to the Chippokes Farm and Forestry Museum. Chippokes Plantation State Park is operated by the Department of Conservation and Recreation in cooperation with the Chippokes Plantation Farm Foundation. The Virginia General Assembly created the foundation in 1977 to establish, administer and maintain the model farm. Funding for the foundation comes from farmland rent payments, donations, admissions and gift shop sales. Chippokes is conveniently situated to provide visitors overnight accommodations with easy access to Williamsburg, Virginia Beach and Richmond. Size: 1,683 acres
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Surry, Virginia, United States
102.2 miles
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8. Virginia Landing Campground
This beautiful, 800-acre preserve lies on the eastern shore of Hog Island Bay on the Atlantic Ocean. With its own clam areas, this prime shorefront preserve offers a wide range of water activities including swimming, fishing and boating. The world's largest naval base, Norfolk, is convenient to this preserve, as are Colonial Williamsburg and the famous Busch Gardens.
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Quinby, Virginia, United States
105.5 miles
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9. Jamestown Beach Campground
Elevation: 0 ft
Jamestown, Virginia, United States
108.3 miles
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10. Contentea Campground
Elevation: 4 ft
Maury, North Carolina, United States
109.8 miles