VA beach

I would take 460 to 58. We did that in May and while you go through some towns,it's mostly rural and a decent road.

I would still take 64, Sunday mid day to afternoon eastbound shouldn't be that bad, but if you are concerned as was said before 95 south to 295 bypass around richmond 460 east to 58 east to 264 too exit 282 for the Chesapeake bay bridge tunnel and then turn off on Rt 60 to Va Beach, park will be on the left after crossing the inlet.

There is construction on 64 starting at Williamsburg. It should be better inbound on Sunday, but I've given up predicting it. Likewise, 95 from where you're getting on it, presumeably 234 from Manassas to Dumphries, can be a tossup.

If it were me, I'd seriously consider 95 to 295, then 460 to 58, then pick up 64 and come into VaBch from the southwest. There will be some lights on 460 and it looks slower on a map, but.....

Be prepared for the continuous fly byes of Naval Jets from the nearby base, holy cow are they loud!!

janstey58 wrote:
Be prepared for the continuous fly byes of Naval Jets from the nearby base, holy cow are they loud!!

I never found them to be that bad, we used to camp there with our popup. But this will be our first time coming in from 95. My brother has been in Manassas for a few years and has already said I need to stop and visit.

Thank you that's exactly the type of info i was looking for. I had looked at 17 on the map, but you can never get better then local info.

If you use the 460-58 route you avoid the tunnels at Hampton and having to stop and turn off your propane.

slay wrote:
If you use the 460-58 route you avoid the tunnels at Hampton and having to stop and turn off your propane.

that a good reason right there for me. I'm a little claustrophobic, but i can deal with the tunnels if I have to.

janstey58 wrote:
Be prepared for the continuous fly byes of Naval Jets from the nearby base, holy cow are they loud!!

Sound of freedom.