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Located at the corner of Hampton Roads Center Parkway (West) and Big Bethel Road (600). If coming from I64, exit 261A will bring you directly to Big Bethel Road. Cross it, and our new entrance will be on your right (recommended). Turn right on Big Bethel, and you will see our original entrance on your left.
I really love this place ... I go on walks here as much as possible... the staff are all amazing as well as the welcome center with the critters is a must see. This is definitely a must see hidden gem... a 40 year native of the area and I never knew .... look it up and see how it came to be here , you won't be disappointed
Our favorite place to take our German Shepards Sasha, Sadie and Sammie for a walk. So beautiful this time of year with leaves changing. A must park to ad to your bucket list.
Nice little small park located in the city of Hampton, VA. If you live nearby the park you can enjoy the beauty of the park, have a place for the kids to play, go fishing, walk, ride bike, or relax. Many different wildlife. I wasn’t a fan of the park, trials not clearly marked, right off interstate you can hear and see cars depending on what trail you are walking. Has a dog park, public restrooms and a lot of parking spots.
From a hotel Near City Center, Newport News, I took a free afternoon to visit the park. This is a delightful park. I went hiking for over an hour. I could’ve hiked longer because there were more trails. I saw two Bald eagles. There were lots of people here at the park, but I did not feel it was crowded. I passed several people on the trails, but the trails were not crowded. I saw no litter anywhere. Great place to unplug for awhile!
Absolutely beautiful Nature Park! I grew up walking all the trails and playing at the park. Back then it was fun and now as an adult it still was great! The information center is super clean and has several local animals on display. There are at least 8 trails you can explore. A lot of the trails connect to each other and it is fun to explore them as you pass by. The information center has nice maps you can grab to avoid getting lost.
There were all sorts of people on the trails. There were families with kids, couples, runners, and people with dogs. Most of the main trails are smooth enough that people were pushing babies in strollers.
