Virginia’s diverse landscape caters to every kind of outdoor enthusiast.
No matter the experience you desire, Virginia has a campground to fit the bill.
Here are the best camping spots in Virginia.
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However, experiences like a jumping pillow and gem mining make this location near Luray Caverns a unique stay.
One perk is that the bubbling stream provides the ideal ecosystem where hemlock and rhododendron thrive along the banks.
All types of accommodations, from RV sites to quaint cottages, are available.
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Also of note is that this resort offers plenty of planned activities, such as live entertainment andmovie nights.
This gated property is pet-friendly and includeshiking trails, a dog park, and a pet washing station.
View the rolling hills, explore hiking trails, and experience the ultimate outdoor adventure along the river.
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Visitors can also traverse an aerial obstacle course or head out on one of the many mountain biking trails.
A boat launch and fishing are also on-site for those who wish to explore by water.
Of course, theres so much to do at the campground that you may not want to leave.
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Bonus: They offersmores all year long, so prepare to roast marshmallows by the fire.
Kids will enjoy jumping at the splash park, climbing at the playground, and playing mini golf.
Spend your day canoeing or tubingon the river, and head to the arcade game room at night.
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Also, take your fishing pole to catch catfish and bass in the fully stocked pond.
The camp also has 25 full hookup sites and 22 non-electric sites for RVs.
RV setups, cabins, and a variety of sites for tent camping are available depending on your needs.
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Regular campers look forward to the scheduled entertainment that creates an air of excitement each weekend.
Grayson Highlands has many campsites, including stable area spaces for equestrian campers.
In addition, several bathhouses are ADA-compliant for the comfort of all guests.
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Three separate paddle-up campgrounds have preset sites, including the canvas tent and everything else you need.
So all you have to do is pull your boat up onto the beach and settle into your accommodations.
Its the ideal mode to get away and unplug for a weekend.
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Boat rentals are available.
Pets are also welcome.
Families will also enjoy onsite playgrounds and a close proximity to Williamsburg attractions as well asVirginia Beachand Norfolk.
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Check regulations before you go.
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