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West Point, VA is a small town located in the Tidewater region of Virginia. It is known for its charming waterfront and historic sites. With its old-fashioned colonial charm, West Point offers visitors plenty to explore and enjoy. From shopping and dining on Main Street to fishing and boating on the Mattaponi River, there is something for everyone here. The nearby beach provides an opportunity for sunbathing, swimming, surfing, or just enjoying the view. People often come to West Point to take in the culture of the area. With its many local events such as bike rides and farmer’s markets, it’s easy to find something unique to do here.
The reviews of West Point are overwhelmingly positive. People praise it for its close proximity to major cities like Richmond yet still feeling secluded enough to make it a pleasant retreat from urban life. Visitors love that they can find everything they need within walking distance—from shops, restaurants, banks, churches and more! Many people mention that they feel like part of the community while visiting West Point and appreciate all that this small town has to offer them. Overall, West Point is viewed as a great destination whether you're looking for a day trip or an extended stay!
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A friendly little town - 6/9/2006
West Point, despite Sperling's ignorant summary, is NOT named after the military academy. The town, which occupies a POINT joining three rivers, was once part of a plantation once owned by Captain John WEST in the 17th century. This small town is a little more "country" than nearby Richmond and Williamsburg. One is much more likely to see diesel trucks about town than Toyota Priuses. That being said, it is very easy to move in and become part of the community, even if you're a native New Englander like myself. Everyone smiles and waves. The downsides are that traffic is awful during summer afternoons as Richmonders scurry through town headed for the shore, and the paper mill can take some getting used to. An upside is that the 80 year-old draw bridges on either side of town are being replaced as we speak with four-lane span bridges that will eleviate much of the traffic. The big draw of this town is the schools. They are the best in the state and top 100 in the country. People from
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