Cart was at the house all charged and ready to go. We used it to take everybody to and from the…read morebeach access. It was so nice for the older adults and kids enjoyed it so much. We took evening rides that the kids loved. Would definitely recommend them.

Horrible.. This marina's manager PAM is a crook. Straight up LIED about the month to month contract…read moreshe promised and then after I made a $275 deposit (which no other marina ever asks for) she sent me a 3 month contract and then refused to refund the deposit. I am selling my boat and needed a temporary place to show it... I explained this to her before she SCAMMED me. I got back my money after I showed the documentation to the credit card company. There are a bunch of apartments there she oversees so I suggest you beware!!!!

The staff and practitioners are extremely patient and welcoming. They take time to answer questions…read moreand I never feel rushed.

An overdue update for the Cape Henry Trail after four years…read more My review focuses mostly on the stretch from Great Neck Road to the entrance of First Landing State Park which is around 1.2 miles. The trail offers a wide paved trail for walking, or running. No motorized vehicles are permitted. Unfortunately e bikes are still utilized in non pedal mode and buzz walkers...sigh! Worse are kids on actual mini bikes. It's fun to walk through Cape Story Park and see the activity on a warm day. Typically walkers and runners are respectful of one another. Often those that use are families and strollers are common. Debris is a rare sight. Get out and enjoy this nice easement turned paved trail and extend into the state park if time allows.

A hidden gem in Virginia Beach…read more The Cape Henry Trail is a great spot for anyone who loves the outdoors. Whether you're hiking, biking, or just out for a peaceful walk, this trail offers a beautiful escape with lots of shade, scenic views, and a well-maintained path. It's a good mix of nature and accessibility, perfect for all skill levels. A solid choice if you're looking to get some fresh air and enjoy the natural side of Virginia Beach.

Still waiting on my refund from July... wish I could give less than one star…read more Still no response from emails, phone calls, text... Still waiting...

Little Creek was a great location for kayaking, food and drinks after! Friendly service, made the…read moreexperience quick and easy.

Amazing customer service and seamless purchase today. Highly recommend this business!!!!read more

Informed buyers of the cost to replace the batteries. (over $6000 and several months out of…read moreservice. )They have a very short short life. Knowing that it was a short battery life, I would never have bought the car.

We are on the West neck Creek natural area. They have a new walking path. Foxfire Park is a brand…read morenew neighborhood park that is at the very end of this trail. So if you have children, what an excellent little play area for them. They have a trashcan, covered picnic area, grilling area, playground and plenty of room to fly a kite.They do have limited parking. I really think it's an excellent place to fly kites. It's worth checking out.

I've walked up to this many many times and shopped for fudge and beach-themed goodies and seen…read moreOcean Eddie's but I've never fished here or paid to fish here. This past weekend my mom and her fiancée were in town and we had a boat fishing trip planned that was scrubbed due to wind and waves and surf. Bummer. So, we brought him here so he could at least do some fishing and hopefully catch something! It's easy to roll up and rent a fishing pole and buy some bait which you do on the left side shop right before the pay booth for the pier. Once you do that - you pay to go through. I might be off on the pricing but it's around $15-20 to rent a fishing pole and get bait - then something like $13 to fish for the day and $4 for an observer (no fishing). Once you're on the other side there is a small snack bar serving burgers, fries and hot dogs and two bathrooms on the right. Then, the pier. There are tons of benches lining both sides and it goes out pretty far actually. Even crowded as it was the day we were there, we easily found a spot to fish further down. I recommend you bring a folding chair and cooler with you if you plan to be here for a while - while there are a lot of benches - it wasn't enough for everyone. And you'll want somewhere to put your fish if you catch them (duh). There is a "station" of three areas to clean your caught fish about 1/3 way down the pier open to anyone and most people were amiable and friendly and willing to share their space to allow you to scrunch in. All in all - a fun day and a fun trip. But I wouldn't pay to watch too often bc after about 30 minutes I'm ready to go. lol.

I had an opportunity to check out the pier. There is a restaurant and food truck on pier. There is…read morealso a gift shop and bait shop on pier. Whatever you need for fishing or for hanging out, you can find it on the pier. The bait shop also sells and rents rods and reels. I thought it was great that they could tell you what fish were running for the day. The pier is not free. Rates for fishing and just walking the pier for whatever reason is available. Military discount available. I did not fish this time but I will plan to next time.

Great place to go and have some fun. This place is located inside First Landing State Park. It has…read morea great family feel to it and the views are amazing. You get a $10.00 military discount so don't forget to ask. We paid 125 for an hour: it included a two person jet ski, fuel and life preserver.