Chesapeake Bay KOA, FHU, site 328, very nice campground. They have cabins, yurts, and travel trailers for rent, big pool and bar/grill right by the beach.
Chesapeake Bay Bridge, 23 miles long and it cost us $24.00 to cross it. We are 13′ 3″, hope we don’t hit a big bump!
Going across the Chesapeake bridge you have to go through two tunnels, each about one mile in length and depending on the tide it can range from 25 – 75 feet underwater.
Coming out of the tunnel, this bridge went on what seemed like forever.
Jackspot Beach, right by the campground. Certain area had a lot of ‘ick’ on the beach and on the waters edge.
Cape Charles Beach, we found a little bit of sea glass in this area.
Brrr, the water temp is in the 50’s! Lots of hermit crabs here.
Cape Charles at low tide, the ripples are really firm, not the greatest to walk barefoot on.
Back in angle parking, this is the first time we’ve seen this.
We stopped by Cape Charles Brewing Company for a snack and a little sampling. We didn’t rush back.
After a rainy day we were surprised by a beautiful sunset.
The Palmer Express 