About Poquoson

The name Poquoson is of the Native American language, and it roughly translates to “great marsh.” The area where Poquoson is now situated was once part of a larger region of land that was settled in the early 17th century by English colonists known as the New Poquoson Parish of the Church of England. The city of Poquoson has a population of over 11,000. Although the city has become independent from York County, which it was once a part of, the ties between the city and the county remains close. The court system, sheriff, and jail are still shared between the city and its former county. Poquoson is city that still contains many undeveloped and protected wetlands. The city also has a favorable climate that allows residents to enjoy recreational activities year round. Poquoson is also off the storm tracks. Residents on Poquoson have access to all types of transportation due to the city’s location near the Newport News / Williamsburg International Airport, Norfolk International Airport, and the Amtrak railway lines. The city is also close to four hospitals, meaning residents are within the easy reach of healthcare. The biggest festival within Poquoson is the Poquoson Seafood Festival, where people can enjoy great food, music, shopping, and many other attractions.

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