Doesn't it seem more and more difficult to truly disconnect these days? Life seems to be getting both more connected and more online, and while there are many perks to this, there's the undeniable truth that a reset is always needed. If you agree, then let us introduce you to a delightful and remote corner of Virginia. Tucked away on the southern end of the Delmarva Peninsula, Cape Charles is a destination unto itself. With pristine beaches and a friendly, laid-back attitude, this town makes for the perfect place to get away from it all. Stay for a week - or perhaps maybe even relocate - and your off-the-grid dreams will come true. Here's more on this delightfully remote town perfect for off-grid living in Virginia.
Welcome to Cape Charles! Voted by Southern Living as one of the best beach towns in the U.S., this Chesapeake Bay community is a must-visit.
While this remote town in Virginia could be designated as off-the-grid, it's not totally disconnected.
The most direct way to get to Cape Charles is via the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel, the longest of its kind in the world!
A thriving arts scene, impressive industries, and all kinds of unique attractions put this town on the map as one of Virginia's most exciting.
One of the best parts about Cape Charles is that you'll never feel far away from nature. The white sandy beaches and endless horizon are always at your doorstep.
Life in Cape Charles is a great combination of old and new. Some aspects of the waterfront community are steeped in tradition while others are relatively recent additions, like the incredible array of dining options.
In addition to tried-and-true seafood, you'll also find options such as wood-fired pizza places, breweries, sandwich shops, and more.
You've been warned, though. You might just find the charms of this remote community are too enticing to leave!
This short documentary gives a fascinating look at the history of this lovely town:
Have you ever visited Cape Charles? What did you think of this lovely and remote town in Virginia? Would you ever consider off-grid living in Virginia? Be sure to share your thoughts and experiences with us in the comments - we'd love to hear from you!
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