Pleasure House Point: With a Name Like That You Know It Must Be a Hidden Gem

Hundreds of acres of protected shores. Tidal marsh. Maritime forest. Wetlands. Wildlife. 

Where is this little slice of heaven you may ask?

A natural area affectionately (and appropriately) named Pleasure House Point residing in Virginia Beach. It’s one of the largest non-developed sections of land on the Lynnhaven River just south of the Chesapeake Bay and a habitat for the iconic Chesapeake Bay blue crab, diamond back terrapin, Lynnhaven oyster, and a nursery for mollusks, crabs, fish, and a number of winged friends. Located along the Atlantic Flyway, it’s one of the best spots for fall and winter bird watching during migration season.

With no bikes or vehicles permitted, it’s truly a haven to get one on one with nature. Enjoy fishing, hiking, and paddling as you walk the same path John Smith did in the early days of Americana. And the best part? It’s completely free. 

Sponsored by Virigina Beach Tourism

Hundreds of acres of protected shores. Tidal marsh. Maritime forest. Wetlands. Wildlife. 

Where is this little slice of heaven you may ask?

A natural area affectionately (and appropriately) named Pleasure House Point residing in Virginia Beach. It’s one of the largest non-developed sections of land on the Lynnhaven River just south of the Chesapeake Bay and a habitat for the iconic Chesapeake Bay blue crab, diamond back terrapin, Lynnhaven oyster, and a nursery for mollusks, crabs, fish, and a number of winged friends. Located along the Atlantic Flyway, it’s one of the best spots for fall and winter bird watching during migration season.

With no bikes or vehicles permitted, it’s truly a haven to get one on one with nature. Enjoy fishing, hiking, and paddling as you walk the same path John Smith did in the early days of Americana. And the best part? It’s completely free. 

Sponsored by Virigina Beach Tourism

Hundreds of acres of protected shores. Tidal marsh. Maritime forest. Wetlands. Wildlife. 

Where is this little slice of heaven you may ask?

A natural area affectionately (and appropriately) named Pleasure House Point residing in Virginia Beach. It’s one of the largest non-developed sections of land on the Lynnhaven River just south of the Chesapeake Bay and a habitat for the iconic Chesapeake Bay blue crab, diamond back terrapin, Lynnhaven oyster, and a nursery for mollusks, crabs, fish, and a number of winged friends. Located along the Atlantic Flyway, it’s one of the best spots for fall and winter bird watching during migration season.

With no bikes or vehicles permitted, it’s truly a haven to get one on one with nature. Enjoy fishing, hiking, and paddling as you walk the same path John Smith did in the early days of Americana. And the best part? It’s completely free. 

Sponsored by Virigina Beach Tourism

Hundreds of acres of protected shores. Tidal marsh. Maritime forest. Wetlands. Wildlife. 

Where is this little slice of heaven you may ask?

A natural area affectionately (and appropriately) named Pleasure House Point residing in Virginia Beach. It’s one of the largest non-developed sections of land on the Lynnhaven River just south of the Chesapeake Bay and a habitat for the iconic Chesapeake Bay blue crab, diamond back terrapin, Lynnhaven oyster, and a nursery for mollusks, crabs, fish, and a number of winged friends. Located along the Atlantic Flyway, it’s one of the best spots for fall and winter bird watching during migration season.

With no bikes or vehicles permitted, it’s truly a haven to get one on one with nature. Enjoy fishing, hiking, and paddling as you walk the same path John Smith did in the early days of Americana. And the best part? It’s completely free. 

Sponsored by Virigina Beach Tourism

Hundreds of acres of protected shores. Tidal marsh. Maritime forest. Wetlands. Wildlife. 

Where is this little slice of heaven you may ask?

A natural area affectionately (and appropriately) named Pleasure House Point residing in Virginia Beach. It’s one of the largest non-developed sections of land on the Lynnhaven River just south of the Chesapeake Bay and a habitat for the iconic Chesapeake Bay blue crab, diamond back terrapin, Lynnhaven oyster, and a nursery for mollusks, crabs, fish, and a number of winged friends. Located along the Atlantic Flyway, it’s one of the best spots for fall and winter bird watching during migration season.

With no bikes or vehicles permitted, it’s truly a haven to get one on one with nature. Enjoy fishing, hiking, and paddling as you walk the same path John Smith did in the early days of Americana. And the best part? It’s completely free. 

Sponsored by Virigina Beach Tourism

Hundreds of acres of protected shores. Tidal marsh. Maritime forest. Wetlands. Wildlife. 

Where is this little slice of heaven you may ask?

A natural area affectionately (and appropriately) named Pleasure House Point residing in Virginia Beach. It’s one of the largest non-developed sections of land on the Lynnhaven River just south of the Chesapeake Bay and a habitat for the iconic Chesapeake Bay blue crab, diamond back terrapin, Lynnhaven oyster, and a nursery for mollusks, crabs, fish, and a number of winged friends. Located along the Atlantic Flyway, it’s one of the best spots for fall and winter bird watching during migration season.

With no bikes or vehicles permitted, it’s truly a haven to get one on one with nature. Enjoy fishing, hiking, and paddling as you walk the same path John Smith did in the early days of Americana. And the best part? It’s completely free. 

Sponsored by Virigina Beach Tourism

Hundreds of acres of protected shores. Tidal marsh. Maritime forest. Wetlands. Wildlife. 

Where is this little slice of heaven you may ask?

A natural area affectionately (and appropriately) named Pleasure House Point residing in Virginia Beach. It’s one of the largest non-developed sections of land on the Lynnhaven River just south of the Chesapeake Bay and a habitat for the iconic Chesapeake Bay blue crab, diamond back terrapin, Lynnhaven oyster, and a nursery for mollusks, crabs, fish, and a number of winged friends. Located along the Atlantic Flyway, it’s one of the best spots for fall and winter bird watching during migration season.

With no bikes or vehicles permitted, it’s truly a haven to get one on one with nature. Enjoy fishing, hiking, and paddling as you walk the same path John Smith did in the early days of Americana. And the best part? It’s completely free. 

Sponsored by Virigina Beach Tourism

Hundreds of acres of protected shores. Tidal marsh. Maritime forest. Wetlands. Wildlife. 

Where is this little slice of heaven you may ask?

A natural area affectionately (and appropriately) named Pleasure House Point residing in Virginia Beach. It’s one of the largest non-developed sections of land on the Lynnhaven River just south of the Chesapeake Bay and a habitat for the iconic Chesapeake Bay blue crab, diamond back terrapin, Lynnhaven oyster, and a nursery for mollusks, crabs, fish, and a number of winged friends. Located along the Atlantic Flyway, it’s one of the best spots for fall and winter bird watching during migration season.

With no bikes or vehicles permitted, it’s truly a haven to get one on one with nature. Enjoy fishing, hiking, and paddling as you walk the same path John Smith did in the early days of Americana. And the best part? It’s completely free. 

Sponsored by Virigina Beach Tourism