Assateague Island wild ponies travel the beach near Chincoteague & Ocean City. Assateague’ south entrance is a 1/4 mile east of Chincoteague, its north entrance is eight miles from Ocean City. Chincoteague and Ocean City are gateways to Assateague Island and provide vacation lodging for outdoor recreation, nature tours to see wild ponies and more…
Chincoteague Island, Virginia’s only resort island, is one of the many and perhaps the most beautiful island that dots Virginia’s Eastern Shore. World famous for its oyster beds and clam shoals, this picturesque island is the gateway to Assateague Island National Seashore. Adventure awaits everywhere as history and legend blend with the wild loveliness of the seasonal shore.
State Park acquisition, ultimately involving over 300 parcels, began after hurricane “Diane” destroyed 75 homes in 1955. Early vision of the park was to create a “Hammonasset” type sand beach backed by parking lots on filled wetlands. The present master plan seeks to return the site to its historic past of interior tidal wetlands separated from the Sound by sand dunes.
“Hammonasset” means, “where we dig holes in the ground” and refers to the place where a settlement of eastern woodland Indians farmed along the Hammonasset River.
A visit to Hammonasset Beach State Park, is more than just another day at the beach. Connecticut””s largest shoreline park offers over 2 miles of beach to enjoy swimming, strolling along the boardwalk, or just relaxing in the sun and surf.
Fall River is a city in Bristol County, Massachusetts. It is located about 46 miles (74 km) south of Boston, 16 miles (26 km) southeast of Providence, Rhode Island, and 12 miles (19 km) west of New Bedford and 10 miles south of Taunton.
Assateague Island wild ponies travel the beach near Chincoteague & Ocean City. Assateague’s south entrance is a 1/4 mile east of Chincoteague, its north entrance is eight miles from Ocean City. Chincoteague and Ocean City are gateways to Assateague Island and provide vacation lodging for outdoor recreation, nature tours to see wild ponies and more…
Visitors to the park in Virginia enjoy the beach plus find opportunities for countless breathtaking experiences and adventures at the Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge. The beach, wildlife, dunes, wetlands & marsh islands are protected for public outdoor recreation use and enjoyment.
Assateague is vital for resting and feeding migratory shorebirds and other abundant bird species. Over 320 species of birds can be found here. Assateague Island is a priceless seashore ecosystem and a sustainable resource that all visitors can appreciate.
Assateague Island is a great vacation destination within easy reach for many East Coast residents. Sightseeing cruises, kayak tours, crabbing, bird watching, fishing, hunting, biking and other activities continually make this a paradise for visitors that enjoy outdoor recreation.
Assateague Island has over 37 miles of beautiful beach. This is considered one of best beaches on the entire East Coast. Search for seashells as you walk the pristine white sands.
You can enjoy swimming in the picturesque waves along the Atlantic coastline here or just relax on Assateague’s vast unspoiled beaches. The Assateague Lighthouse is on the way to the beach and it is one of the most famous in the nation.
You will find nearby amenities at Chincoteague Island and Ocean City such as seafood restaurants and lodging in the form of hotels, cottages, beach houses, campgrounds and bed & breakfasts.
Visitor attractions and a relaxing atmosphere make Assateague Island a great destination. Be prepared to have fun and you may want to visit again on your next vacation.
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Chincoteague Island, Virginia’s only resort island, is one of the many and perhaps the most beautiful island that dots Virginia’s Eastern Shore. World famous for its oyster beds and clam shoals, this picturesque island is the gateway to Assateague Island National Seashore. Adventure awaits everywhere as history and legend blend with the wild loveliness of the seasonal shore.
Also known for the wild Chincoteague Ponies, you can see them and learn about their history. You can even go for a pony ride on a real Chincoteague Pony! If pony riding isn’t for you, there are plenty of bike rental shops on Maddox Blvd.
To see beautiful sunrises and sunsets, cool summer breezes, animals in their natural habitat, beaches that go on forever and friendly people is truly a blessing from God. A visit to Islands is sure to leave you with memories you will cherish forever.
Known for its great abundance of migratory birds and wild horses, it is the perfect place to get away from it all. During the summer you can find crowded beaches or go for a little walk up the beach and find solitude. From Bird watching, surfing, swimming, fishing, crabbing or boating, the Chincoteague, Assateague area offers it all.
The first time visitor to Island will enjoy the outdoor recreation at its very best. Island offers a way of life for those fun minded adventurers who enjoy the land and the water.
Island is the home of many outstanding craftsmen and artists who produce some of the world’s finest duck decoys and paintings of natures wildfowl and Chincoteague Ponies.
The serene fishing village, 7 miles long and 1.5 miles wide and abounding with history and natural charm, welcomes you to explore its unique island heritage. Assateague Island National Seashore and the Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge offers miles of undeveloped beaches, marshes and forests stretching from Virginia to Maryland.
During the summer months, enjoy the trolley service around the island or free fishing from the Memorial Park Pier.
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“Hammonasset” means, “where we dig holes in the ground” and refers to the place where a settlement of eastern woodland Indians farmed along the Hammonasset River.
A visit to Hammonasset Beach State Park, is more than just another day at the beach. Connecticut’s largest shoreline park offers over 2 miles of beach to enjoy swimming, strolling along the boardwalk, or just relaxing in the sun and surf.
The Meigs Point Nature Center offers programs and activities for park visitors on a limited year round basis.
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“Hammonasset” means, “where we dig holes in the ground” and refers to the place where a settlement of eastern woodland Indians farmed along the Hammonasset River.
A visit to Hammonasset Beach State Park, is more than just another day at the beach. Connecticut’s largest shoreline park offers over 2 miles of beach to enjoy swimming, strolling along the boardwalk, or just relaxing in the sun and surf.
The Meigs Point Nature Center offers programs and activities for park visitors on a limited year round basis.
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Fall River is a city in Bristol County, Massachusetts. It is located about 46 miles (74 km) south of Boston, 16 miles (26 km) southeast of Providence, Rhode Island, and 12 miles (19 km) west of New Bedford and 10 miles south of Taunton.
Fall River’s motto is “Pride Citywide”, but is currently being changed. It is nicknamed “The Scholarship City”, which is seen on the welcome signs upon entering the city.
Fall River has the highest percentage (over 40%) of Portuguese of any city in the country; most are of Azorean descent. Fall River was the largest cotton textile manufacturing area in the late 1800s (AKA Spindle City).
* Battleship Cove, 5 Water St. The world’s largest naval ship exhibit. Centerpiece is the U.S.S. Massachusetts, a World War II battleship. Also has a restored 1920 carousel.
* Fall River Heritage State Park, Davol St.
Fall River Heritage State Park sits on the shoreline of the Taunton River, next to the Charles M. Braga Jr. Memorial Bridge and across from the World War II Battleship the USS Massachusetts (BB-59). Eight and a half acres in size, it is a common place for residents of the city to relax and enjoy the beauty of Battleship Cove.
* Marine Museum, 70 Water St.
* Narrows Center for the Arts, 16 Anawan St.
* Old Colony & Fall River Railroad Museum.
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