The Best Outdoor Stays in Virginia, United States

Only handpicked and verified camping stays for your trip in Virginia, United States

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Best campings in Virginia

Based on guest feedback from the past year

Rustic Retreats in the Shenandoah:
Graves Mountain Farm & Lodges
Adventure Awaits at Kings Dominion:
Richmond North / Kings Dominion Koa
Relaxing Lakeside Escapes:
Bluegreen Vacations Shenandoah Crossing, An Ascend Collection Resort
Charming Coastal Getaways:
Chincoteague Bay Rv Resort & Cottages
Hidden Natural Wonders:
Endless Caverns Rv Resort & Cavern Tours
Family Friendly Campgrounds:
Anvil Campground
Cozy Cottages by the River:
Grey'S Point Camp Cottage 7
Scenic Mountain Views:
Buena Vista

FAQs about campings in Virginia

We hope these answers help you plan your trip

Which camping properties in Virginia are best for families?
Graves Mountain Farm & Lodges and Bluegreen Vacations Shenandoah Crossing offer family-friendly amenities such as activities, pools, and large accommodations suitable for kids.
Are there any camping properties in Virginia with unique views?
Yes, Endless Caverns RV Resort & Cavern Tours offers stunning views of the Shenandoah Valley, while Graves Mountain Farm & Lodges provides picturesque mountain scenery.
What are the average nightly rates for camping properties in Virginia?
The average nightly rate for camping properties in Virginia is approximately $85. Chincoteague Bay RV Resort & Cottages and Richmond North / Kings Dominion KOA are among the more affordable options.
Which camping properties are most suitable for couples looking for a romantic getaway?
Graves Mountain Farm & Lodges and Grey's Point Camp Cottage 7 are ideal for couples, featuring cozy accommodations and beautiful surroundings for a romantic escape.
What are the top-rated camping properties in Virginia based on guest reviews?
Top-rated camping properties include Graves Mountain Farm & Lodges and Bluegreen Vacations Shenandoah Crossing, known for their service, cleanliness, and scenic locations.

Essential Facts About Camping in Virginia

This guide provides key details on camping in Virginia, evaluating 8 distinct properties, including pricing, peak seasons, and location specifics to assist travelers in making informed decisions.

Nightly rates range from $25 to $60 USD.

Peak seasons are April to October.

Local taxes and fees typically add 6% to reservations.

Most campsites are within 20 km of major attractions like Shenandoah National Park.

Book at least one month in advance for peak times.