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DIRECTIONS FROM: Tidewater, Va. Beach, Norfolk (to include Norfolk Airport)
Take
I-64 to Northampton Blvd, go North to the CHESAPEAKE BAY
BRIDGE TUNNEL, cross the bridge tunnel and continue up US-13
to the first stop light
(about 10 miles) then follow the directions listed below as CAPE CHARLES.
DIRECTIONS FROM: Pa. Md. De.
Take US-13 South to Virginia. About 80 miles from the Va.
state line to the Cape Charles stoplight. Follow
the directions below listed as Cape
Charles.
DIRECTIONS: CAPE CHARLES>go on US-13 to the Cape
Charles stoplight.
Turn right (if Southbound)or turn left (If Northbound)heading into Cape Charles
(RT# 184).
About 1.1/2 miles you will pass a water tower on your left ( it looks like a
light house, or supposed too).
In about 300 yards the priority road (184)
will turn left (make the turn) and then in about 100 yards 184 will turn
right (when you make this right turn just as a landmark Rayfields Pharmacy
will be on your left) State Road
184 inside Cape Charles is called Mason
Ave. Once you make the right turn there is a hill on your left you want
to
be on the hill, so make the first left turn and go up and over the bridge
(small railroad bridge). Make
the first right turn once you are off of the
bridge (about 50 yards). You should be on Bayshore Road. From
the right
turn off of the bridge onto Bayshore Road continue about 200 yards to Marina
Road and make a right.
On Bayshore Road the will be signs to "Cape Charles
Harbor" and the "US Coast Guard Station"
follow them onto Marina Road. The
Coast Guard Station is fenced in for security, and the first paved surface
to the left (right next to the Coast Guard fence) is slip #1, the "Lt." is
in slip #3. When you write
it down it seems like allot, but from the Stop
light its about 8 minutes drive, and from the railroad bridge you
go over
you can see the harbor just off to your right at about two o'clock. Any
problems at all call me (757-678-3718).
MAPQUEST Cape Charles Virginia
(23310) and you will see State Road 184 follows the train tracks into town,
and
you should see where Old Cape Charles Road crosses the tracks.
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