False Cape State Park is ranked #12 out of 14 things to do in Virginia Beach. See pictures and our review of False Cape State Park.

Today, the false cape is a mile-wide, 4,321-acre state park that’s one of the most remote in Virginia. Vehicles are not allowed. Visitors must arrive by boat, or hike, bike or take a tram ...

The charm, and the challenge, of False Cape State Park is that it’s located 4 miles from the closest parking spot, which makes it necessary for visitors to hike, bike or kayak into the park. … ...

False Cape State Park, on the other hand, takes curious pride in being the least visited park in the state. That's because it is the most secluded and remote, accessible only at certain times of ...

A guided tram tour will be lead throughout Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge and False Cape State Park on the last day of May. The tour will span from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on May 31, ...

Two whales have washed up along the coastline of Virginia Beach, Virginia, within two days of each other, with the latest happening near Sandbridge and False Cape State Park.

False Cape State Park. Long before it became a state park, a community of nearly 300 people lived on this fragile piece of land at an outpost known as Wash Woods.

The False Cape whale measured 27 feet in length and weighed approximately 21,800 pounds. The first whale that washed ashore at the Oceanfront near 25th Street measured 32 feet in length and ...