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This beautiful state park is the site of the first English colonialists landing in 1607. Today it’s a campground, trails and beach. The Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Ocean meet. Ten dollar parking is good for the entire day.
















This museum has a nice variety of art from many eras. I liked the Faberge exhibit – so much gold! The outdoor art and grounds were spectacular.










Richmond was the capitol of the Confederacy and this museum does a nice job of explaining the history of the war and details of the fight.






A beautiful park, mansion, stone barn and gardens once owned by the Dooley family. This is the perfect spot for a picnic and walk or bike ride.










A footbridge takes you to Belle Isle. Trails along the James River are stunning. Used as a Union prisoner-of-war camp during the Civil War, Belle Isle is now a popular place to walk and hike.








