Denbigh Park

"Well, I'm so happy that I am a Christian man at this point. I used to go fishing on the dock that is and has been closed for a very long time now, almost 2 years. It says that it is closed for construction and no construction has been done other than putting a barrier up to keep people from going on the dock. I spend enough money along with many other people on fishing license that you could build a bigger and longer dock. I guess the laziness or financial problems are prohibiting any construction to start. I'm going to ask a couple questions and it won't be very hard to answer. When will you start the construction and when will the dock reopen?"

"Nice public boat ramp on the Warwick River. Quick access to the James River. The Waterway is no longer marked by Channel markers so you do need to watch where you go, there are several underwater obstacles most are marked with polls. It does have several shallow spots at low tide. the boat ramp has easy access so you can launch 2 boat at a time. Plenty of trailer parking."

"I recommend going in the morning if you’re out to fish on the pier as some days can get pretty filled. The view is beautiful wherever you look. The trail is also super cool if you’re into that— you get a view of the marshes and the river as you hike in. Do bring some bug spray if you plan on staying long as mosquitoes are rampant. Definitely check this place out for some nature views, it won’t disappoint."

"What makes Denbigh Park so great is that you get a big park experience in a small but cozy area. It has a great fishing pier that normally closes at 10 pm. The pier and observation area is also great for catching sunsets. The susets on the side overlooking the water which is perfect for photographers novice through pro. Denbigh Parks other kee feature is the mini trail. Short but with bridges and curvey, flat, loose gravel trails. Dog clean-up stations are also on the trail. The park offers no permanent restrooms available but a portable unit is available in the large parking lot. If you have watercraft, a boat ramp is on the park grounds."

"A wonderful little park to take the kids for a nature walk or just a quiet private walk by yourself or with a friend. The walking path is very flat and wheel chair accessible. It is about 1/2 mile long and includes tree-lined paths and boardwalks. The boat launch is well made and there is lots of parking for cars, trucks, and trailers."