Address: 1255 Big Bethel Rd, Hampton, VA 23669, USA
Phone: +17578254657
Flora Papadimitriou
Amazing dog park! Lots of shade, water provided, and plenty of tenis balls laying about! My dog and I had a wonderful time escaping the heat in the amazing canopy of trees here along with a small view of the water! What a great gem to have found so close to home! We will certainly be frequent visitors now!
Jasmin B
This is very clean park, with an incredible dog area. It is very spacios and well fenced to let your dog off leash. A leash is required outside of the dog area. However there are many gorgeous paths and opportunities to explore and have fun!
DG
A great place for photography. Lots of nice trails, saw several eagles and an egret on a very cold and windy day. There is an observation tower to view the wildlife. Also has a really nice shaded picnic area, campground and yurts and boat rentals. There were some bugs by the water, so may be buggy in the warmer weather.
Mark Chay
A little run down with some abandoned areas however great selection of trails which are all very beautiful. Bark Park Pass is a little too expensive for what it is. Most of the staff is polite.
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The Nature Center if closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas. The park itself is closed on Christmas.
There are approximately a dozen. On the trails, etc.
The same place you go to pay your taxes, and I believe that is the treasury department
There is no park fee. The Nature Center where reptiles are is also free.
Yes, contact info posted on the bulletin board outside ranger station. Also you can call Hampton city parks and rec
No...a walking trail, though.
No, you have to purchase a VA freshwater fishing license. You can purchase one at any wal mart, bass pro, or online. VA DGIF has an app as well
SBNP is a city run park that is open to the public. No entry fee. Trails, playground, & fishing pier are free and open to the public from sunrise to sunset.
No
No, you're not supposed to be at the park after sunset. But most locations have signs that give specific times for fishing. And this one does not, so there's not supposed to be any fishing in the ponds
No atvs allowed on paths, a electric e-bike mite go unnoticed.
No. But they have them for rent. Trolling motors not allowed. Water is crystal clear.
They are $4 per hour or $15 all day. Last boat rental is 1 hour prior to closing which we close at 4:30pm.
There are two shopping centers a block from Sandy Bottom with several fast food (Taco Bell, McDonalds, Subway, Chinese) and sit down restaurant (Plaza Azteca, Ruby Tuesday's, Gus's Pizza) options to choose from.
Yes. I put several in myself when they were Ingress portals
You must be 18 years to rent and at least one passenger 16 years or older
I believe so
Yes. Paddle boat can hold up to 4 people
You can bring them they have to be on a leash. Call for peace of mind though..the employees are awwsome amd so is the park:)
Honestly there isn't a single trail that goes around the lake, it's a combination of trails. I do the longest trail is 3.3 miles and the lake is much shorter. Sorry I can't give a more exact distance.
The park is run by The City of Hampton. I would suggest contacting them and ask to speak with the Director of Park Services.
Yes we do have camping. We have 9 individual campsite, 2 group sites and 4 yurts. All camping is primitive.
Yes, it is very nice and shaded. There are also a lot of trails for walks.
Yes, plenty
Yes the have a small camping area with about 10 sites. Rest rooms are located about a quarter mile away back a parking lot.
Typical fresh water fish for this area. Large mouthed bass.
If you're looking for RV camping place and services, check it on Newport News Park website, it has a very big camping ground that can hosts many RVs
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