False Cape
State Park Beach offers many fun activities including sunbathing, beachcombing,
biking, hiking, fishing, wildlife watching, camping, swimming, kayaking,
wildlife watching, canoeing, surf-skiing, paddleboarding, surfing,
bodyboarding, boating, skimboarding, and scuba diving.
False Cape
State Park Beach is ideal for beginner swimmers, kayakers, canoers, and surfers
because the water here usually has manageable waves. In addition, summer is considered to be a
particularly ideal time for swimming near this beach. Scuba divers also visit this beach to explore
the underwater ruins of a ship named Clythia that sank nearby in 1894.
If you are
planning to swim, kayak, canoe, scuba dive, or surf near False Cape State Park
Beach, we recommend being careful because the water here is known to have
unpredictable rip currents and strong waves.
In addition, sharks are also known to be in the water here.
If you like
camping, False Cape State Park Beach offers a fun oceanfront tent camping
experience. You can visit False Cape
State Park’s web page on Virginia State Parks’ website for
more information regarding the camping regulations at False Cape State Park
Beach. If you like hiking and biking,
the area near False Cape State Park Beach has many habitats including salt
marshes, maritime forests, swamps, sand dunes, and woodlands that can be
explored through hiking and biking trails.
If you like
birdwatching, you can see many kinds of resident and migrating bird species
around False Cape State Park Beach including geese, egrets, ibis, pelicans,
terns, and herons. If you like taking
pictures with amazing views, False Cape State Park Beach offers amazing
Instagram-worthy views of the Atlantic Ocean, particularly during sunset and
sunrise.