Bay Creek is a luxury master-planned community in Cape Charles, Virginia, and the latest EB-5 project sponsored by EB5AN. As a rural targeted employment area (TEA), Bay Creek offers foreign investors a faster path to U.S. permanent residency through the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program.
In addition to its strong fundamentals as an EB-5 investment, Bay Creek is already home to a growing community of residents who enjoy an active and engaging lifestyle. The second half of July featured another round of seasonal programming, from tournaments and tastings to family events and town discussions.
Here’s a look back at the highlights.
Golf Events and Community Play
Food and Social Events at the Tavern
Arts, Entertainment, and Outdoor Activities
Family Fun and Kids’ Programs
Local Engagement and Community Connection
A Vibrant Community That Supports a Strong EB-5 Investment
Golf Events and Community Play
On July 15, the Ladies League Guest Play Day invited members to bring a friend for a 9-hole round followed by a lunch selected from the league’s special menu.
Bay Creek hosted the annual Ladies Invitational on July 21. The event featured a two-person team shamble across the Palmer and Nicklaus courses, beginning with breakfast and ending with an awards presentation in the afternoon.
Regular Ladies League Play Days also took place on July 22 and July 29, both starting at 9:00 AM and followed by lunch with fellow league members.
The Sunday Member Mixer Scramble returned on July 20 and 27, offering golf members a chance to play in 4-person teams.
On July 28, Bay Creek welcomed 92 veterans and active-duty service members from across Virginia for the Second Annual PGA HOPE Day. This event is part of the national PGA HOPE initiative, which introduces golf to those who have served. The day was dedicated to connection, gratitude, and recreation.
Food and Social Events at the Tavern
The Coach House Tavern continued to host weekly favorites. On Tuesdays (July 15 and 22), Ladies Night offered drink specials and half-priced appetizers. Thursdays (July 17 and 24) featured Wine Promo Night, with a second bottle available at 50% off.
Saturday, July 19, brought all-day happy hour pricing, and on Sunday, July 27, Prime Rib Night offered a classic dinner with a choice of two sides.
The month closed with Music Bingo on July 29, hosted by DJ JD and held at the Tavern.
Arts, Entertainment, and Outdoor Activities
On July 21, residents joined a guided plein air painting session in the Nature Preserve, followed by a wine tasting. Participants of all skill levels painted outdoors and took home a finished piece.
On July 25, Chesapeake Hall hosted Dinner & a Movie. Residents enjoyed an Italian buffet followed by a screening of Roman Holiday. That same afternoon, the Bicycle Beer Flight offered a guided bike ride through the Nature Preserve with beer tastings at four scenic stops. Riders wrapped up back at the Tavern with a full pour from the flight.
Bay Creek’s beach was the backdrop for Sunset Jam on July 17 and 24, where neighbors gathered to play and sing along to music from the Woodstock era.
Family Fun and Kids’ Programs
On July 18, Chef Linda led a cookie-making workshop for kids ages 7–12. Participants learned basic baking skills and decorated their own treats to take home.
The Life Center hosted daily poolside crafts and games throughout the second half of the month. Activities included tie-dye, salt painting, cupcake jars, and pajama parties, keeping kids entertained during the summer break.
Local Engagement and Community Connection
On July 16, Cape Charles Councilwoman Tara Ashworth joined residents for an informal discussion at Cocktails and a Chat. The event was held in the Chesapeake Room and included updates on town matters and an open Q&A.
Residents also continued to enjoy Bay Creek’s recurring events, including Family Bingo Nights, Netting on the Beach, the Bay Creek Kayak Experience, and outdoor movie screenings.
A Vibrant Community That Supports a Strong EB-5 Investment
Bay Creek’s steady calendar of events is a sign of an active, well-supported residential community. For EB-5 investors, this kind of engagement can contribute to stronger property demand and a stable environment for job creation and project success.
As a rural EB-5 offering with a senior loan, Bay Creek qualifies for a lower investment amount and priority processing. With construction already underway and a strong lifestyle foundation in place, the project offers a rare combination of personal appeal and financial security.
To explore the Bay Creek EB-5 opportunity or determine your eligibility for a U.S. Green Card through rural investment, schedule a free call with our team or plan to attend the upcoming in-person site visit on August 27–28, 2025.
