First Landing State Park

First Landing State Park offers recreational open doors at Cape Henry in the autonomous city of Virginia Beach, Virginia. As the main arranged state stop of Virginia, First Landing is recorded on the National Register of Historic Places as Seashore State Park Historic District. A segment of the recreation center is recorded as a National Natural Landmark as a component of the Seashore Natural Area.

The state park is close to the site of the primary arrival on April 26, 1607 of Christopher Newport and the Virginia Company pilgrims before building up themselves at Jamestown. The recreation center incorporates lodges, zones for outdoors, angling, and swimming, an open shoreline, and more than 19 miles of trails for climbing and biking.

The State Park was the primary arranged state stop of the Virginia State Park framework. Its arrangement was composed and created with broad interview of the National Park Service, which gave engineering illustrations and plans, and which taught about activity course and different parts of effectively planned U.S. national parks. Crafted by really constructing streets and structures and different structures and highlights of the recreation center was proficient by Civilian Conservation Corps specialists, who were housed in three camps of 200 men each.