Calverton
Calverton
Norfolk
Norfolk
Train Driving

Calverton to Norfolk

Updated: 30 May 2026

The journey from Calverton to Norfolk is a 700-kilometer trip. Taking the Amtrak train from Penn Station is a very practical and comfortable method. Driving is also a popular one-day expedition. Norfolk is famous for its naval base, the waterfront, and its vibrant downtown.

Total Distance: 700 km driving, 600 km air distance.
Fastest Way
Driving takes 7 hours.
Cheapest Way
Train is often cheaper than driving.
Compare Calverton to Norfolk Routes
Train
Direct
Driving
Direct
Duration 7 hours 7 hours
Avg Price 60-160 dollars 120-220 dollars in fuel
Operator Amtrak Personal Vehicle
Route Penn Station to Norfolk Station. I-95 South.
Tip Amtrak is very comfortable. Expect heavy traffic in DC.
Travel Tips
  • Train
    Book Amtrak tickets in advance.
  • Transport
    You need a car in Norfolk.
  • Weather
    It is very humid; dress lightly.
  • Booking
    Book popular attractions in advance.
  • Dining
    Try the local food.
Safety Tips
  • Driving
    Be careful of heavy traffic.
  • General
    Stay aware of your surroundings in tourist areas.
  • Parking
    Parking is expensive.
  • Emergency
    Dial 911 for emergencies.
People Also Ask
  • Is Norfolk expensive?
    It is moderately priced.
  • How long is the train?
    Approximately 7 hours.
  • What is the best time to visit?
    Spring.
  • Do I need a car?
    Yes, it is essential.
  • Is the train station close?
    Yes, connected by bus.
Quick Info
  • From Calverton, New York, United States
  • To Norfolk, Virginia, United States
  • Modes
Best Time to Travel

Spring for the best weather.

Things to Do in Norfolk
1
Chrysler Museum of Art
See the world-class art.
2
Battleship Wisconsin
Tour the historic ship.
3
Norfolk Botanical Garden
Explore the beautiful garden.
4
Waterfront
Enjoy the river activities.
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