This is a very nice and well-maintained fishing pier. It snakes out for quite a while and gives…read moreyou a gorgeous view of the beach and inlet. It's located at the end of the Main Street in town where there is plenty of street parking along both sides of the street and where there are public restrooms and a cute "LOVE"-themed photo op. We always walk down here and enjoy walking to the end where there is a covered gazebo with some seating if you want to sit and enjoy the water for a while with shade.

Full disclosure: I didn't fish here, but while in Cape Charles, I enjoyed driving the golf cart up…read morehere and taking in the views. The fishing pier is located at the end Randolph Street of the small downtown. It has a well-groomed walking path to the pier, a few picnic tables and a very sweet Little Free Library. The walking path is like a wooden deck but has sand on it, so don't wear your favorite shoes. The grounds are clean and offer a quaint view of the Bay. Coming from Cleveland, it took me by surprise to see water with no waves. Apparently this part of the Bay is waveless. It was so nice to see families staked out on the pier trying to catch local fish. Worth a stop if you're cruising around Cape Charles or taking a walk!

Took a sunset cruise with Captain Russell on Monday 6/24 . Had a great time and got some great…read morepictures of the wild horses , dolphins , lighthouse and bald eagles . Capt. Russell was very knowledgeable of the area and was willing to share and answer all our questions. Highly recommend this trip.

Just a great way to spend part of your day. Captain Charlie is very pleasant and attentive to those…read moreon board. Took my son away for a father son adventure on his 16th Birthday and we had an amazing time. Charlie's wife Colleen was great when making the reservations, just a pleasant experience all the way around. My son and I wished the fish were biting a little bit better, but no one can guarantee the outcome and Captain Charlie is skilled to the point he found us some fish, but sadly they weren't keepers. But as the saying goes....." A bad day of fishing is still better than a good day of work!"

This park is near the end of the Delmarva Peninsula. It has a beach, albeit not a huge one as…read morecliffs with private homes are visible in either direction. The site is notable for some abandoned ships offshore that look like interesting ruins to tour by boat. I experienced no great difficulty getting in and this is one of a finite number of parks on the bay side of the Eastern shore, so it is a good place to check out.

Beautiful park with many trails to pick from. Benches available throughout the park. Trails well…read morekept and flat. Great for birding!

Enjoyed a meet up with a few friends. It was my first time at Waller Mill which has been on my…read morelist. The park is now free to enter as of February. The dog park is just as you enter. Parking is just beyond and plentiful. The park offers trails, fishing and boating as well as the separate dog park. Restrooms are located at the trail head by the water. They were extremely dated and no soap in the men's room. There is a water refilling station which is a bonus. I came to hike and there are options on length. There is a 2.9 mile trail, Lookout Tower. You can add two + which is did for a total hike of 5.75. The trail was overall easy with some elevation changes. The challenges were the tree roots. Some of path is nice along the water. Other parts are paved along the road.

A bunch of years back Walmart super store had Employees picnic type of food bunch at the park. I…read moremissed when management of Williamsburg super store did this for the employee's. The wooden area is very beautiful and the day was sunny to partly cloudy with a light wind blowing.

What a great experience!!…read more Stan responded nearly instantly, remained in contact and responsive with my questions up until the end when we boarded his boat. We had wanted to give a birthday gift of a fishing trip to grandpa and one of our kids and we're going to be in the area and we're so happy we found Blind Date Charters. The boat was great, we caught a bunch of fish and the kids and adults had a wonderful time. We did the 1/2 day which was perfect for our group considering we had kids. I highly recommend doing a charter with Stan. He was knowledgeable and so nice and we felt safe the entire time (former military/coast guard).

Great Fishing! Great Captain! One of THE greatest fishing trips of my life! I chartered Stan in the…read morehopes of experiencing some new kinds of fishing. He delivered beyond expectations. Already planning my next trip with friends!

Happy to return to Cape Charles. Lots of activity for the Labor Day holiday weekend. Dockhands…read morewere available to bring you in and help with the lines as we came into our slip. Floating docks, clean facilities, wifi, and plenty to do around town. It is one of our favorite destinations in the Bay. Our sailing club got a $1.50 per foot rate.

I repeat ....do not expect to be greeted with a smile or a helping hand to tie up... but there is a…read morefloating dock, electricity, water and a place to eat.

Captain Doug is from the area, and was thus was full of information, and gave me the ongoing…read morenarration I was looking for, throughout the tour. He He was helpful in answering questions as well. I will say that is way colder than you can imagine on the VERY windy water, and my 3 layers of clothing were not enough to keep me warm. No matter how tough you think you are, wear at minimum 2 *heavy* layers of clothing, and a thick windbreaker (my think raincoat did not hold up) and a hat to keep your head and ears warm. It's not just that it's 10 degrees colder on the water -- it's a constant cold wind blowing at you... and that's on a day when there wasn't a strong wind on the island itself. If you're not properly dressed, you won't find it relaxing. Although this tour company does warn you about the colder weather on the boat, it does not sufficiently warn you about the constant unrelenting wind.

The entire time was visually beautiful and Captain Dan was a wealth of information…read more We would highly recommend this tour.

You've come a Long way baby! WOW! I used to come here as a kid and it was nothing like it is now!…read moreTalk about a glow up! The beaches were pristine and even had a buggy driving on the beach picking up bits of debris, but mostly you didnt see any trash on the beach or in the park. The pavilions were clean too! There's a huge playground for the kiddies with plenty of shade! There were lifeguard stations at regular intervals, as well as emt & police patrols making this a safe haven for beach goers! We checked out the lighthouse in the center of the park, the historical marker. There were regular benches and lounge benches at various spots so you could chill if you forgot your beach chairs. Speaking of which, there was a stand/kiosk that rented beachy items - umbrellas, tents water activities, etc. and also sold sunscreen, sunglasses, and other sundries and necessities. Also, we found a sweet swing set near the boardwalk where you can just melt away into the horizon. The beach wasn't crowded and the water was calm and beautiful. Such a relaxing vibe. We will definitely come back to this beach, way more chill than VA beach and cleaner than colonial beach. Plenty of parking too, come during the week if you can! Saturdays get pretty packed. It's only about 1 1/2 hours from Richmond. We saw a couple girls with a big dog on the beach, I think it was a boxer or a Rottweiler- a lifeguard nicely told them that dogs weren't allowed. They were compliant. I appreciated the way that was handled. The park was lovely with picnic tables, lots of trash receptacles to keep the area clean. Great family spot!

Stopped at the beach while I'm the area for a conference. Absolutely unprepared. Rented a tent and…read morechairs, bought a couple waters and had a nice relaxing time for what it's worth. Parking was free and close to the beach. Bring your bug spray. Dogs are allowed, there is a playground and bathrooms are nearby.

Great new family owners. They are straight up with you and care about the boats in their care. Nice…read moreramp and sturdy travel lift if needed.

From the owner: Deep Creek Boatyard is a 3 acre waterfront campus in Onancock, VA that caters to boater who want to…read morework on their own boat. A true DIY Boatyard! We can haul boats with our travel lift up to 50,000 pound capacity with up to a 16 foot width. Our travel lift has a crane for removing engines, sailboat masts, generators, commercial fishing gear, etc. In house we offer Dustless Blasting, boat bottom painting, hull painting, hull waxing and other mechanical services. We partner with many local services so we can service all of your boat needs!

Thank you captain Billy for an amzing cruise yesterday afternoon. You are funny and knowledgeable…read moreof VA and landmarks on our cruse. Thanks you for your safety, music and laughter. God Bless and "see"you again!!

The Fallen Outdoors Team Virginia scheduled a charter for 8 military veterans. Captain Billy and…read morehis Deck Hand Tommy are a top-notch crew. They shuttled us into the Chesapeake Bay and got us on fish very quickly. Each veteran took turns reeling in Bluefish and Spanish Mackerel. We could not have asked for better weather or seas. The fishing was so good we limited on bluefish by 1045 and missed our limit on mackerels by one. We cannot wait to work with Captain Billy and his team again.