Discover the beauty and majesty of Lake Erie at Virginia’s Beach. Relax and enjoy the unique, lakefront atmosphere of our 45 acres, with 1,100 feet of easy-access beach. Enjoy the spectacular view of America’s shallowest and warmest Great Lake. The sunset on the lake is rated among the best in the world by National Geographic!
Virginia’s Beach is great for swimming, jet skiing, fishing, and boating. Our Private Launch Ramp is suitable for boats up to 18 ft. in length. If you don’t have a boat, fishing charters are available.
See our activities page for more information. Kayak rentals are available on site. We also have a catch and release fishing pond.
In addition to enjoying the lake, many people enjoy walking and bike riding on the property and the rural area roads. Open common areas are available for games and sports. Visit our
activities page for information about local places of interest and events. We are located, 20 miles west of the Presque Isle State Park beaches, and the many other attractions of Erie. The Niagara Falls region attractions are a 1¾ hour drive away.
Lake Erie is the 11th largest lake in the world by surface area. The lake is actually more like an ocean than what most people think of as a lake. Lake Erie is 241 miles long, 57 miles wide at its widest point and about 40 miles wide at Virginia’s Beach. Sometimes people don’t realize how big it is and are surprised that you cannot see the other side. It is the fourth largest, the shallowest, and the warmest (in the summertime) of the five Great Lakes.
Because it is so shallow, the lake can rapidly change from calm to large waves. Lake Erie is unlike any river or other inland lake. The rapid changes that often occur in the lake can be very awesome and add to the unique lakefront atmosphere.
Boaters must be very aware of wave conditions and should come in at the first sign of large waves. Looking at the waves from shore is not necessarily a good indication of conditions off shore. If the wind is blowing from the South, the lake will often be nearly calm at shore. However, the wind is pushing the water and waves off shore. As you boat North, the waves will increase, sometimes significantly, and what started out as a pleasant trip can turn into a battering through high waves. In addition, if the wind is from the South, when you turn back to shore, you will be fighting the waves rather than boating with them, and it can take you far longer to get back than it took you to get out.
• Private Boat Ramp • Excellent Fishing • Easy Lake Access • Seasonal Sites •
• Full Hookups, 50-amp Electric & Lakefront Sites Available • Free Wi-Fi Service • Store • Pavilion •
• Hot Showers • Flush Toilets • Dump Station • Firewood • Public Telephone •
Playground •
• Fishing Pond • Hiking Trails • Pets Permitted on Leash •
