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The 5 Best Playgrounds in Virginia Beach, Virginia (VA)
Virginia Beach has all the elements of a classic seaside resort: gorgeous beaches, a lively boardwalk, plenty of restaurants and nightspots, and amusement rides sure to appeal to kids. Sports enthusiasts will find celebrated golf courses in Virginia Beach and the surrounding area, as well as sea kayaking and miles of hiking trails. Many believe Virginia Beach is at its best in the off-season, when the town is less crowded but the weather is still mild.
Restaurants in Virginia Beach
1. Mount Trashmore Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 459 reviews
Reviewed By edl228 - Schenectady, United States
We all have local dumping sites and land fills in our surrounding areas and it was great to see an area turn that land into something useful. The actual park is nice with plenty of pavilion spaces there are many different stairs to go up the hill. From there you get a good view of surrounding area. They also have an exceptional kids playground for all ages 1-10. No cost to enter and couldn't have found a better place to spend a day away from the beach while on vacation!
2. Grommet Island Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By 74terryp - Virginia Beach, United States
This little play ground has beach related statues, slides and climbing stuff. They can pretend to ride a surf board and catch a big wave. Since it is located at the end of the boardwalk at Rudee Inlet you can watch surfers at one of the best places in Va Beach, watch the many small boats come and go thru the inlet. There is a nice walkway that goes under the nearby bridge which will lead you to the fishing center, where you can take a whale/dolphin trip, rent a jet ski, look at the boats and eat at a lot of great restaurants. If you stop by the fish cleaning station look down and you will see plenty of bait.
3. Bayville Farms Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Bayville Farms Park is a 68-acre park established in 1978 through the cooperative efforts of the City of Virginia Beach, the National Park Service, and Virginia's Department of Conservation and Recreation. Of special interest is the disc golf course, the first such course in Virginia Beach.
