Location: Chesapeake
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Chesapeake is an independent city in the Commonwealth of Virginia. As of the 2010 census, the population was 222,209; in 2013, the population was estimated to be 232,977, making it the third-most populous city in Virginia.
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1. Adventure Kayak Tours
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5.0 based on 38 reviews
Experience...Explore...Enjoy... Adventure Kayak Tours is your destination for Kayak & Standup Paddleboarding in Coastal Virginia. Experience personalized trips with modern equipment and individual attention. Each trip is customized to meet the unique needs of our clients. Explore Virginia's natural diversity in a minimum-impact activity. Leaving environments with nothing but our footprints and sometimes better than we find them is the best way to preserve our waterways rich with human history and natural beauty. Without traveling far in Southeastern Virginia, Adventure Kayak Tours can take you from exploring fresh water marshes in Virginia Beach, to entering ancient cypress swamps in Chesapeake, all the way to stepping foot on untouched barrier islands on the Eastern Shore. Adventure Kayak Tours offers a variety of custom kayaking tours including, but not limited to, Fishing Adventures, Geocaching Adventures, Paddle In Trash Out Events, Paddle Under the Stars and Full Moon Paddles.
2. Relax the Feet
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 64 reviews
Imagine, after a hard day’s work, discovering a calm, luxurious oasis where you can sit back, relax and be pampered as the stress and soreness from your body melts away. Relax the Feet invites you to step away from your busy life, and take a moment to discover total relaxation as we help to put your mind and body at ease through our signature reflexology services.
Reviewed By mayork2005
Hannah at Relax the feet can set you up with a heavenly experience. Feel like I’m walking on clouds when I leave and can tackle my day! Totally worth a membership.
3. Oak Grove Lake Park
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4.5 based on 215 reviews
Reviewed By dianes526 - Polk City, United States
We go here all the time when we visit. Peaceful, scenic walk. Has playground equipment, fishing docks, exercise stations
4. Dismal Swamp Canal Trail
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4.5 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By Z3907MGsam - McGaheysville, United States
This is a really cool park. It's a wonderful re-purposing of old U.S. Hwy 17. The old 2-lane highway has been turned into a hiking/biking trail. It stretches for over 16 miles, I only hiked the first three miles up and back from the northern trail head. I really enjoyed the peaceful nature walk, which at places had breathtaking, postcard-esque views of the canal. It wasn't too crowded either, even on the 85 degree Memorial Day I visited. It also wasn't swarming with flies and mosquitos, as I feared going in. There is plenty of free parking at the northern trail head, as well as a clean public restroom. There are also picnic tables and benches there, and at several places along the trail. The paved trail makes this a suitable and easy walk for any fitness level or age. It was a great experience, and I will be back again!
5. Glazenfyre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By pawlover - North Carolina, United States
I stopped in here to look around for items for my grandmother to paint. The staff was friendly and asked if I needed any help. I was just browsing to see what they had in stock since I had some time to stop. I may be back in the future to buy some things. I love that they have classes here to attend. They have several options for ceramics to buy and take home to paint on your own.
6. Cinema Cafe
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4.5 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By tammycN1804DW
Super clean, good service, love the recliner seats. We always go to this one, I love being able to book my seats ahead of time.
7. Chesapeake Arboretum
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4.0 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By 354mec229 - Lucinda, United States
My husband, dog, and I walked the Chesapeake Arboretum trails for the first time today. We wanted fresh air and, due to COVID-19, not many people. We got it and loved it. The camellias were blooming, the trees had changed to their fall colors, and when we did cross paths with some other walkers, we had plenty of room to stay a safe distance. Lake Hughes was a pleasant surprise. With the Fall colors and ducks on the lake, our pictures were gorgeous. We're in our late 60s. We did have to watch the tree roots, but the day on the trails was so enjoyable. Kudos to the city of Chesapeake for well marked and nicely maintained trails. We'll definitely return.
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