The Chesapeake Arboretum is situated in the center of Chesapeake. It is a 48-acre "Nature's Classroom" that encourages horticultural and environmental understanding through exhibits, education, and study. The arboretum features one of the best hiking networks in Virginia that wanders through a dense hardwood forest with several trees and plants. It consists of a mature deciduous forest with a good hiking trail, farmstead, theme, and demonstration gardens. The nursery provides all citizens with significant social, aesthetic, usable, financial, and recreational benefits. Arboretum Headquarters is an 18th-century farmhouse with theme gardens that include a fragrance and an ancient rose garden. Tour the 3 miles of trails in the arboretum to read about the various tree types. They have a large pavilion and tables for picnics by the parking area. The Chesapeake Arboretum is available regularly, free of charge.

Chesapeake Planetarium is the first physical structure constructed in Virginia to provide a public education program. It was planned as a teaching tool for the education system, although it was often accessible to the general public. More than 50,000 students and adults visit the planetarium to view educational programs each year. The Chesapeake School Board provided planetary development support as a part of the National Defense Education Act (NDEA). The subjects in these services vary every month and are of an instructional type. They are intended to provide the user with a general summary of astronomy. Reservations are mandatory due to insufficient space, which can be made by contacting Chesapeake Public Schools from 8 am to 4 pm days of the week. The general public can join in free programs on Thursday nights at 8 pm. They have great programs, making it fun to learn about space, the stars, and even the stone hedge.

Colon L. Hall Stadium is a famous football stadium in Chesapeake. Here Outdoor sports, concerts, or other events are organized, and it consists of a field or stage, either partially or surrounded by a tiled structure designed to allow audiences to stand or sit and watch the game. Colon L. Hall Stadium has a scoreboard along with a sound system. The stadiums were built with practicality in mind, the aim was to accommodate as many fans as possible, so the facilities were practically non-existent. The stadium has wheelchair accessible entrance.