Wallops Media Resources
NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility provides agile, low-cost flight and launch range services to meet government and commercial sector needs for accessing flight regimes worldwide from the Earth’s surface to the moon and beyond.
NASA Wallops Flight Facility
Wallops Island, Virginia
(757) 824-1000
NASA Wallops Visitor Center
Located on Route 175
(757) 824-1404
Map and Directions
Office of Communications
Jeremy Eggers
Wallops Chief
Jamie Adkins
Goddard Digital Lead
Amy Barra
Public Affairs Specialist
Samuel Henry
Public Affairs Specialist
Olivia Littleton
Public Affairs Specialist
Wallops Lodging (For Official Use Business Only)
Debbie Toth
(757) 824-1697
Directions to Wallops Flight Facility, Wallops, Virginia
From Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and points north: Travel south on I-95 to I-495 south; follow I-495 to I-95, follow I-95 to Christiana Mall exit (Route 1) to Dover; follow Route 1 to U.S. 13 south; follow U.S. 13 to Virginia Route 175 east; follow Route 175 for 5 miles and take a left. To get to the visitor center, continue on Route 175 and the visitor center will be on your right.
From Baltimore, Maryland, and points west: Travel south on I-97 to U.S. 50 east; follow U.S. 50 to U.S. 13 south; follow U.S. 13 to Virginia Route 175 east; follow Route 175 for 5 miles and take a left. To get to the visitor center, continue on Route 175 and the visitor center will be on your right.
From Washington, D.C.: Travel east U.S. 50 to U.S. 13 south; follow U.S. 13 to Virginia Route 175 east; follow Route 175 for 5 miles and take a left. To get to the visitor center, continue on Route 175 and the visitor center will be on your right.
From Richmond, Virginia, and points south: Travel east on I-64 to U.S. 13 north (Chesapeake Bay-Bridge Tunnel); follow U.S. 13 to Virginia Route 175 east; follow Route 175 for 5 miles and take a left. To get to the visitor center, continue on Route 175 and the visitor center will be on your right.
