We took our bikes to explore the park and got a great workout! We pedaled easily until we decided to go down to the beach. We ignored the signs which read "Dismount, Steep Hills" and felt like daredevils going down the hill. We thought we'd die trying to get back up the hill and ended up walking our bikes most... More

Quiet serene park with cabins. There's a nice new bench near the visitor's center that overlooks the Potomac.

I first came to Westmoreland as a Girl Scout in the 1960's. After leaving Virginia and living in California I returned as a retiree. I suggested to my husband who'd never seen Westmoreland to take a drive from Spotslyvania for a day out, and he was amazed at the wonderful park. That was 3 years ago and we make a... More

Hey guys! If you were expecting to see an awesome review of this place, well, I'm happy to say that I will give that to you. My family and I had such an awesome stay here. We are actually booked for another stay in September. Okay, so for the actual details of the place. My family and I stayed at... More

Just visited the park for the first time. It was wonderfully quiet in late March. I had the beach to myself most mornings as I watched the sun rise over the sparkling Potomac. Saw ospreys, eagles, and gorgeous bluebirds. I stayed in an efficiency cabin, one of the historic CCA buildings. These are log cabins from the 1940s, now with... More

My son and I stayed in a 2 bedroom cabin, it was exceptionally clean and well stocked. We were on a bile tour of the northern neck, and the location was a perfect setting and springboard to our bike treks. Lovely views of the Potomac ! The kitchen had everything we needed to prepare dinners each night to enjoy by... More

I don't know where to start with this park. We had so much fun,The campsites are neat and section off. Quite a few things to do.They have cabins as well which we stayed in to. Will visit a few times a year.

Nice park plenty to do at Camp, cottages are nice, Potomac steps away. Fun to search the shallow water along beach for Shark teeth. Some pop up everyday as the sand shifts forward and backwards. Seafoot close by and some nice wineries plus other great historical sites with just a few miles.

Stopped in to see the cliffs. From the visitors center you have a great view of the Potomac but don't really see the famous cliffs. There is a trail down to the fossil beach, with cliff views. Its .69 of a mile, and not hard except for a steep hill at the end near the beach. Quite pleasant woodland walk.... More