Marshview Park

Oceanfront

141 Marshview Dr, Virginia Beach, VA 23451 (757) 385-0400 [email protected]
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Description

Marshview Park is home to 100 acres of wooded property on Lake Rudee in the Oceanfront area. The site is generally located between the neighborhoods of Lands End Condominium, Salt Marsh Point, Seatack, and Shadowlawn and is open daily from dawn to dusk. A new asphalt trail was opened in January 2015 and there are numerous unpaved trails to explore. The property offers unique cultural, recreational and environmental benefits and experiences to the city and its residents.

Park Amenities ​​​​​​​​
- A network of ADA compliant asphalt trails
- A multitude of soft multi-use trails
- 3 small play areas
- 3 small picnic shelters
- Lavatory shelters
- Bike racks
- Large playground
- 3 onsite parking lots
-- Marshview Dr
-- Indian Rd
-- Virginia Ave

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