Birch Town Travel Guide
Chincoteague
Visit Birch Town
Things to do

Chincoteague: Guided Sunset Kayak Tour with Wildlife Views

Chincoteague's Up The Bay Pony and Wildlife Tour by Boat

Guided Kayak Tour to see ponies, birds, dolphins and more

Chincoteague's Kayak Tour around the Islands

Chincoteague's and Assateague’s Grand Boat Tour with Capt.John
Top hotels in Birch Town

Waterside Inn
"The view from the windows was magnificent. To sit on the balcony and to see the beautiful sunset was incredible. The pool was clean and the last day was really warm probably because was heated. To be at the pool and see the bay was very calming and relaxing. Definitely will come back to this place ..."
Reviewed on 18 Sept 2026

Key West Cottages

Chincoteague Inn
"Great value. Have returned multiple times."
Reviewed on 18 Sept 2026

Comfort Suites Chincoteague Island Bayfront Resort

Blufin Bungalows & Marina
"This is a floating tiny house that faces other floating tiny houses (close neighbors), not the bay. If your desire is to face the bay, rent the “Waterfront Bungalows”, not the “Floating Bungalows”. It’s long, narrow, and sparsely (but basically adequately) furnished and includes 4 plates, 4 knives, ..."
Reviewed on 17 Sept 2026

Atlantic Shores Inn and Suites
Where to stay in Birch Town

Downtown Chincoteague
While visiting Downtown Chincoteague, you might make a stop by sights like Robert N. Reed Downtown Waterfront Park and Chincoteague Channel.

Piney Island
While visiting Piney Island, you might make a stop by sights like Maui Jack's Waterpark and Museum of Chincoteague.
Deep Hole
When in Deep Hole, you can plan a visit to Maui Jack's Waterpark and Captain Timothy Hill House, some noteworthy sights in the nearby area.
Snotty Ridge
Snotty Ridge might not have many top sights, but Robert N. Reed Downtown Waterfront Park and Assateague Point are two attractions nearby that you can check out.
Down the Marsh
While there might not be top attractions in Down the Marsh, you can explore the larger area and discover places like Robert N. Reed Downtown Waterfront Park and Chincoteague Channel.





