They can accommodate up to 80 and have three wheelchair openings. Nine tables are 7 feet long and three others, which are handicapped accessible, are 16 feet long. There's also seating available outside the shelter for up to 40 additional people, but these tables cannot be rented. The shelter has no elecricity. A playground, drink machines and water hydrants are nearby, as are several grills.
More information is available by calling the park.
First, determine the appropriate season, which can vary by park, then determine the relevant rate. Click here to learn about specific park events. In 1949, when the terminus was moved from Cape Charles, the site was named Kiptopeke Beach in honor of the younger brother of a king of the Accawmack Indians who had befriended early settlers to the area. Kiptopeke means Big Water . Be sure to specify the park of interest.