Breezy Point Beach and Campgrounds

I drove 1.5 hours just to go to this beach. When I arrived I was told it was cash only to park and swim. Unfortunately I only had three dollars and was told that the ATM machine in the general store up the street was out of cash. I tried to buy something at both a bait and tackle shop and the general store and get some cash but was told curtly ‘no’. I even approached a family on a boat at the marina next door explaining my situation and asked them if they could find it in their hearts to give me seven dollars. Their response was an firm and unfriendly ‘absolutely not’. I was extremely saddened by and frustrated with the lack of hospitality I received. If this is supposed to be a tourist destination whomever is in charge is not doing a very good job. I do not recommend going to this beach nor do I recommend visiting the Chesapeake area in general.

Staying in Chesapeake Beach and between north beach and it’s really high fees and Breezy Beach, we chose the latter. The website boasted concessions and rentals and lower entry fees. During a weekday visit no concessions are open, so we had to leave to get lunch; there were only 2 single use bathrooms open; and there were no rentals available. Good beach for a family with young kids, but come prepared!

Small beach with a great entrance price ($ 6). The sand is clean and there is a net that keeps the fisherman and boats out of the swimming area. There are clean bathrooms and a nice picnic area. Great for kids and day trips.
Note: there are sometimes a few biting flies and there are no activities around other than sand and water.

So we went here hoping for a beach day… Now, I should mention were from San Diego, home to some of the worlds best and most beautiful beaches so we were disappointed. The beach was a good size, but the water was murky and didn’t seem very clean. Also, I didn’t like how they charge 6 per person. If they charge, they should at least keep the beach better maintained. Not going back here again… But I guess it’s not horrible lol

This is a great day trip if you live in northern Virginia. My family has been coming here for years, and always enjoy finding lots of fossil shark teeth, wood, and ray dental plates, as well as the convenience of flush-​toilets instead of porta-​potties.
I feel like it used to be much cheaper to get in – somewhere around $ 6 per car instead of per person – and I do feel like they should replace the swimming nets if they are going to charge that much.
However, the jellyfish are not large, and even if you happen to run into one it isn’t a huge deal, just keep an eye out and bring some baking soda.
The beach is clean, aside from the occasional dead fish. Nice shady picnic area with some grills as well. One time we saw a herd of rays swimming offshore, which was super cool.
If you’re looking to get away to the beach without the hassle of traffic to VA Beach or OC, this isn’t a bad place at all!

$ 6 to visit the beach on a week day? And $ 10 for a weekend or holiday? WTH? Is that PER PERSON???
From the outside it looks nice but in April it is closed. It is only open from May 1 to October 31. If you want a free beach, drive a little north to Bayport Park. It is *much* smaller so you might not find parking, but it is free!

Point breezy is a very looking beautiful place. Today I have decided to go to point breezy to relax with some friends since tomorrow is holyday. first of all I didnt know the fee was $ 10 per person. I thought was a bit expensive on the beggining but I said it seems to be a good place so it will be worth it. Then we decided to go in the warm water. I got so disappointed that I COULDNT BECAUSE OF ALL JELLY FISH. It was so upset the fact that we told the lady when she was collecting th money that we were thirsty to play in the water. she even mention that we couldnt because of all jelly fish. Plus we could not find any table and shade to have our lunch. people there would take 2 to 3 tables and would not share a single space for others. I totally was unhappy with the whole situation that i had.

Nice little place to be away for the day. It’s under an hour from No Va. Inexpensive to get in. We arrived at noon thinking there was going to be no more picnic tables and grills left but there were still a few left. There is a small playground for kids to play as an alternative. There’s a shaded area for those want to take a break from the sun. You must bring cash to pay to get in. I guess they don’t like to deal with plastic. Their website doesn’t state that information. This is an incovenience.

We rolled in here to check out the pier and fossil collecting.
The pier isn’t too big, but the fishermen who were on it said the rocks were biting.
We found lots of small teeth and several larger bones.
The bathrooms were clean.
It is expensive to come here (more than Flag or Brownies).
I don’t think we’ll be back as the fishing is better at Flag and the collecting is awesome at Brownies.