beach within driving distance that does not require driving over a bridge

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Anonymous wrote:There is a company that will drive over for you: https://kentislandexpress.com/

I was going to suggest this too. Never used it but had read an article about it.

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Anonymous wrote:Chesapeake beach, or go further to Va beach

Not OP but the bridges on 64 and 664 are comparable to the Bay Bridge.

DP here. You can take 95S to Petersburg, then pickup 460 East and you don't need to do the bridges. I grew up in Richmond and we always went this way anyway as it's way less traffic in the summer.

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Relatives of mine went to Gloucester Point which has a small beach and can be accessed I think without going over any long bridges.

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Anonymous wrote:I feel you OP! I had a panic attach while being a passenger last year going over Chesepeake Bay Bridge! What didn't help me was traffic, and feeling stuck up there. I worried how we would return, but it was relatively not as bad as traffic kept moving.

I would highly recommend going to Philadelphia PA, and crossing over to NJ on the way to NJ Shores. Those are relatively small bridges in comparason.

But to drive to Philadelphia, don’t you have to drive over the Susquehanna bridge in Maryland?

Yes, but it's a shorter and small bridge in comparason. I don't have issue going over that one.