The pier and local beach are altogether. Parking is very close by to the beach/pier. Not overly... read more
Do we need a license to fish
The pier and local beach are altogether. Parking is very close by to the beach/pier. Not overly... read more
Easy access, close parking and great place to cast your rod. Fish were not biting well this week... read more
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The pier and local beach are altogether. Parking is very close by to the beach/pier. Not overly crowded or commercialized like other places. Pleasant swim without major currents typical of the Potomac River. Very pleasant to spend ones time and relax and look out over...More
Easy access, close parking and great place to cast your rod. Fish were not biting well this week. The view is always great.
The pier was nice and the views of the Potomac and the town were great, but the pier is in need of some repair.The pier looks old and some planks have broken loose. Part of the lower pier was closed off because the planks were...More
Beautiful view of the Potomac. small beach area Small town does not have many hotels for being a resort town.
I did not get a feeling of being on a beach: Pros Small beach and quite Cons Water looks very muddy & polluted Sand around beach is artificial and you can't walk bear foot Not suitable for kids there is not enough space on beach...More
Quaint, quiet little town with a lot of things to do. Or, just sit on the beach and enjoy the view. Great restaurants that are reasonably-priced. Everyone is friendly and helpful.Hard to get lost because the town is like a oblong circle with beautiful views....More
Nice walk to view the River and beach! See fisherman and all sorts of fish and eels but need to be careful with those throwing their lines.
Trying to put this little mini-vacation we took to Colonial Beach into words may be hard. We are normally "beach-beach" people (think OuterBanks / Duck area). I took my kids here for a little summer get-away during the week since my husband was working. First...More
The second weekend in June is the town's Riverfest. They have 5 days of fun, food, music, drink, parades, beauty contests, and fireworks. Lots of good restaurants, boating and if course Virginia' second longest public beach.
Parking is 1$ per hour with a minimum of two hours, or you can try to get street side parking. We sort of expected there to be benches at the end to sit and enjoy the view but there arnt any.
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