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The Northern Region of Virginia's Eastern Shore is world famous for its pristine ocean beaches, abundant wildlife, and delicious seafood. Home to Chincoteague Island, Virginia's enchanting island resort, this picturesque fishing village is the gateway to the Assateague National Seashore and the Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge. |
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Visitors can relax in this unspoiled setting strolling miles of golden sand beaches, seeing the wild ponies made famous by the classic children's book, Misty of Chincoteague, written by Marguerite Henry, and watching literally hundreds of species of waterfowl and wildlife that flourish in this natural paradise. Excellent seafood restaurants and many quaint shops are in walking distance of the island's bed and breakfasts. Other activities include swimming, biking, kayaking, boating, crabbing, claming, and fishing - and the annual Pony Swim in July. The Wallops Island NASA Visitor Center is a convenient stop on your way to or from your Chincoteague accommodation. We provide exquisite places to stay on Chincoteague Island and promise lasting and cherished memories of gracious hospitality by the sea on the beautiful islands of Virginia. |
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The Garden and Sea Inn
4188 Nelson Road |
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| Escape to the most romantic Bed and Breakfast on the friendly Eastern Shore of Virginia. This ideal, year 'round retreat from the real world, is conveniently located just eleven miles from Chincoteague and Asssateague. The Inn, sitting on over four beautifully landscaped acres, offers a swimming pool, lush gardens, trickling ponds, relaxing swings and lots of nooks to just take a nap or read a good book in. This Victorian B&B offers the perfect combination of personal attention, modern conveniences and relaxing environment for a weekend getaway or a peaceful vacation. Enjoy exploring the unspoiled beach and wildlife refuge on Assateague Island, browse the charming shops on Chincoteague Island or explore the quaint little towns and marinas on the beautiful Eastern Shore. This premier Chincoteague Island Area Bed and Breakfast was built in 1802 and was known as Bloxom's Tavern, a hub of hospitality during the first half of the nineteenth century. The B&B offers warm hospitality, spacious rooms, an outdoor pool and, most important, peace and quietness. The Garden and Sea Inn caters to the Chincoteague Area travelers who truly want a unique, relaxing escape to Virginia's Eastern Shore. | |
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Channel Bass Inn
6228 Church Street |
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| This impressive house was built in 1892 as a private home. Today the Channel Bass Inn offers surprisingly elegant accommodations for your stay on Chincoteague Island. Barbara's "world-famous" scones are served at teatime. The nearby Chincoteague Wildlife Refuge and Assateague National Seashore offer hours of enjoyment for sunbathers, bicyclists, kayakers, hikers and birdwatchers. | |
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Baywatch Inn
2053 Franklin City Road |
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| Peace and quiet, plus fantastic birdwatching and views of a working harbor on Chincoteague Bay are yours at Carl and Terri Smith's Baywatch bed and breakfast in Franklin City, near Greenbackville. | |
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