Westmoreland state park is a true hidden gem located in Westmoreland past King George VA. It is…read moreclose to the George Washington Birthplace. Parking cost about $10 at the entrance. When I was driving in I noticed campgrounds but unsure if there are cabins. They have a nice playground and bathrooms close by. Near the visitor center there is also a Discovery Center however we did not stop by. The ranger let us know that they have more things to look at. We came to check out the Fossil Beach and found a small shark tooth. The rangers were very helpful and kept my kids very engaged while sharing all about the cool things this park has to offer. Inside the visitor center you can find snacks, water fountains, restrooms, air conditioning, a neat gift shop, turtles, and snakes. Ask about their Jr. Ranger program/booklet. It is very kid friendly even for older toddlers. Definitely make a day trip out of this park. In addition to shark teeth hunting you can also swim in the river. Many people were here with umbrellas and towels. It is about a 0.5 mile hike to get to Fossil beach.

We arrived a day early and with the exception of the totally clueless young girl staffing the main…read moreentrance booth the staff at the visitors center were kind, knowledgeable and super efficient. They quickly assigned us pull through hook up site A06. Our site and fire pit were super clean as were the bathroom facilities which even had a nice laundry room. The view from the visitor center is breathtaking and the surrounding trails well manicured. Fossils Beach was a high point with an easy hiking level. Our camp host in A1 was very friendly and cleaned every site as it was vacated. I'd highly recommend this State Park gem while visiting VA.

Awesome stay here. We had the primitive spot Azalea Garden. So so beautiful. Early August and the…read morebugs weren't too bad. You can feed turtles, fish and swim. Such beautiful views and the owners are really nice. Affordable firewood and ice, random things you might need too. Also the bathhouses were very clean and nice. Showers too. So so happy with our stay and we will be back for sure!

Nice campground. We just stayed for an overnight in our borrowed camper van. We stayed in the…read moretent area that seems to be for may one large party with 1 fire ring and 3 picknick tables. Our van had the high roof and scraped on some branches getting in. We chose this option as we did not need water or power and was quite a bit less expensive than an RV site. Bathrooms were nice and clean and staff friendly. Would be a great spot for a larger tent group.

We visited this location specifically for the fishing pier and had an absolutely wonderful time. It…read moreis a fantastic spot to spend a few hours casting a line, whether you are an experienced angler or just looking for some casual fun. Beyond the fishing, the pier offers spectacular, wide-open views of the water. The entire area is remarkably clean and well-maintained. Another huge plus is the convenience factor--parking is entirely stress-free with an abundance of open spaces available, so you won't have to waste time searching for a spot.

Gone for fishing! Great place for that! They have boat ramps , public parking and a porta potty…read moreavailable! You can even have your feet in the sand. Great for kids! Best thing about this place is that it's FREE! What's not to like about that???

This park is near the end of the Delmarva Peninsula. It has a beach, albeit not a huge one as…read morecliffs with private homes are visible in either direction. The site is notable for some abandoned ships offshore that look like interesting ruins to tour by boat. I experienced no great difficulty getting in and this is one of a finite number of parks on the bay side of the Eastern shore, so it is a good place to check out.

Beautiful park with many trails to pick from. Benches available throughout the park. Trails well…read morekept and flat. Great for birding!

I am sad to have to leave a review like this, but unfortunately I can not recommend this as a…read morefamily campground as it has turned into a low level dive bar. Unfortunately management does nothing about the loud music even though it keeps me from enjoying my site. It is even in the lease that your noise level should not disrupt others.

Traveled 6 hours from PA to come spend time with my parents this weekend when we arrived music was…read moreblasting from the site across from them till 11:20pm. We could hear and feel the music from inside the camper when we tried to get someone to have them turn it off no one ever came.

Great place to camp . I go every year . It's bad water. I take the wooded area with the shade in…read moreSeptember. Most kids are back in school by that time. It's not hot hot.

My family and I stayed here for four days in mid August in our travel trailer. It is a great…read morelocation! The prices are incredible. It's convenient to everything in Virginia Beach. The campsites are clean and well-kept and are located right next to the beach. As a previous person noted, you must be affiliated with the DoD for access to the Dam Neck Annex - the Navy base the campground is located on. I have two critiques that prevent me from a five-star review. The first is that the campsites are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis. We made our reservations in January for our August trip based on recommendations from friends and knowing the campground would fill up quickly. When we arrived on Tuesday afternoon at 2pm, after driving seven hours to get there, the only spots remaining were the two "shared" sites. Each was already half occupied by someone we didn't know. The space between the sites is no more than what you'd get in a parking lot (you share the same concrete pad). A reservation system that allowed you to reserve specific sites would fix this. The second critique is that there seems to be a lot of long-term campers. Not seasonal, but long term. These people have their RVs or travel trailers essentially parked in prime spots and they weren't there, at least during our visit. I get it it. If they pay, they get to stay. Perhaps, though, the number of those campers should be limited to allow families on vacation more opportunities to take advantage of the campground. Overall, though, it's a good campground. We may be back in the future. Knowing what I know now, though, we'll use a different strategy when we arrive.

Endeavor Point is a Paradise! Everything about this place is…read moremagnificent, starting with the hostesses, Sophie and Beth. Communication with both was great from booking to leaving. Located by the Patuxent River with a breathtaking view, Endeavor Point, is a ridden gem with campground, private beaches you can swim, a huge fishing pier, and cottages for rentals. From the moment you step onto the grounds of this place you feel your entire body relaxing. It is an amazing experience! I rented a cottage (Mermaid Folly) for the weekend. The place was very well furnished with a fully equipped kitchen, living and dining room furniture, very comfortable beds with soft linens, clean baths with soft towels. In general, the place was very clean, well decorated, and very functional. What I loved the most about the cottage was the balcony with a fantastic view, sitting outside under the tree close to the water, and listening to the waves breaking by the river shore. I also loved my walks in the mornings and afternoons by the breezy beaches and pier watching people fishing, the sunrising, and the sunset. I strongly recommend Endeavor Point if you want to just relax on a visit during the day, if you like camping overnight, or staying in a very comfortable cottage over the weekend.

From the owner: Enjoying swimming, fishing, and playing all day, then having a fire on the water at night as you…read morewatch the stars. That special place where you can getaway from the stresses of life and get back to relaxing with the sounds of nature and the tranquility that being on the water often brings. Enjoy kayaking along the Patuxent River or even Mill Creek or Indian Creek while observing the the many birds and other wildlife. Endeavor Point is a place where all are welcome and all we ask is that you respect nature and your fellow people.

Richard Byrd; I lived at this park for over 6 years,…read moreand I never had any problems when I was there. I met allot of nice people had good Neighbors and all, Everyone was always friendly and looked out for each other. And all the staff were friendly and there if you needed information on things and other stuff. What people say in other reviews needs to think about what they are talking about, it is not a Apartment Building or a Hotel. And I am sorry to say I have to see it Close in November of this year, I have already moved out, But i miss it.

I was surprised to discover this place right behind McDonalds and CVS on busy Route 29. It looks to…read morebe home for a many people living in RVs longterm. It is a convenient spot and seems quite popular with only a couple of open spots. I noticed though that the train runs right past it! There are some historic buildings at the front side of the property and a woodsy area at the back.

Such an awesome locals spot. The beach is short, but goes down quite far so I'm sure you'll find a…read morecomfortable spot to spend your day. The water was warm and filled with long tentacled jellyfish when we visited, but honestly they weren't even that big of a deal. I really liked that the waves were minimal, because who likes getting their asses handed to them when all you want to do is relax in the water for the afternoon. Sounds like On nice days a lot of boats pull up to hang out as well which is super cool. Overall I'd pick Roaring Point over OCMD any day because it's less crowded and more chill. My friends and I were basically the only people there and people typically pay loads of money for that type of exclusivity whereas here it's free.

This is a great place to camp, a little out of the way but I prefer to be away from major roads and…read moretown anyway. The site were clean and the staff is friendly!