Colonial Beach

A beach community called Colonial Beach can be found in Westmoreland County on Virginia's Northern Neck Peninsula, that is one of the best beaches in Virginia. The Potomac River, Monroe Bay, and Monroe Creek define the boundaries of this beach, which is neither entirely an Atlantic Beach nor entirely a Bay Beach. Colonial Beach is worth visiting if you're searching for a distinctive place to unwind on the water and a region with a tremendous amount of history (George Washington's birthplace is here and James Monroe's is nearby); it has the second-largest coastline in all of Virginia.

Colonial Beach's biggest feature is that it makes for a fantastic day trip from Richmond, Virginia Beach, and Washington, DC. There are many wonderful sites to explore in the state, but if you enjoy the outdoors, you should definitely check out these beaches in Virginia. Pets are permitted at Colonial Beach from October 1 through March 31 as long as they are leashed. Colonial Beach, the neighborhood's lone remaining seaport village on the Potomac River, has historical value and a small-town charm.

Location: Colonial Beach on the Northern Neck Peninsula in Westmoreland County

Website: https://colonialbeachva.net/

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