Cape Charles, VA – Virginia may only be part of the way toward fully legal recreational marijuana, but that’s not deterring travelers looking for a 420-friendly vacation.
U.S. states that pushed marijuana legalization now have a high concentration of weed-friendly vacation rentals, a new study by Upgraded Points shows.
But what about Cape Charles? Residents and business owners have told the Mirror that Cape Charles is being overlooked as one of Virginia’s top 4/20-friendly vacation spots. Who is dropping the ball on this? The highly-paid Cape Charles Main Street? Town Council? Cape Charles vacation rental owners?
Cannabis-cations are one piece of the growing multibillion-dollar weed economy — and three Virginia cities made their list of places with the “highest” concentration of weed-friendly stays.
Norfolk, Virginia Beach, and Richmond were among the top 50 cities with vacation rentals that indicate they’re 420-friendly. The results are based on data from Airbnb and Bud and Breakfast, a vacation rental site for tokers.
Norfolk came in at No. 14 on their list, with around 17.2 weed-friendly listings per 100,000 residents. An average weed-friendly night stay there is $283 a night.
Virginia Beach was ranked No. 32 with 11.41 listings per 100,000 people and a $286 nightly average.
And Richmond boasts 9.15 listings per 100,000 folks and a No. 37 rank — all for an average, budget-friendly $251 a night.
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I don’t won’t weed in Cape Charles
To me being able to relax in Cape Charles without the busy Va beach or Richmond va is why I come I believe allowing weed sends a message to allow a busy noisy party town like the other areas and will take away the special affect of Cape Charles
When I take an early morning stroll on the beach, there is nothing like the smell of some Wacky weed drifting through the crisp morning air
Martha Stewart for Mayor!
Snoop Dogg for Town Manager!
Willie Nelson for Chief of Police!
Let’s paint the town green! Or just smoke the whole town out.