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.

Very nice place. Only negative comment is that gate guards shut down straight path and made us go…read morethrough multiple barrier paths and they shouldn't do this for large rigs. Ended up brushing up one side on cement barrier and all the teenage gate guards (there was 4 of them) all laughed. Not a pleasant way to start off that particular trip.

First landing state park is one of the places that makes me happy to call Virginia Beach my home…read more It's absolutely beautiful and has many trails for all of your walks, runs, and bike rides. Lots of shade makes it a great spot for warm days. Staff at the trail center are very friendly and helpful! Definitely a must-do stop if you are visiting VB and if you're a local, well it will be your new fav spot!

Stayed at this most visited State Park by Viriginia residents for three nights during early Spring…read more Water was a brisk/cold 64°. Although the beach (sand was clean, soft, sufficient in width) and park location was ideal for R&R, most sites were undeveloped and, most importantly, all did not have a sewer connection. Fortunately, bathrooms were impeccably clean and well maintained.

Great RV park! They have cabins and tent spaces too. Large pool. Tiny lazy river. Lots of outdoor…read moregames to play including chess, swings, and pickleball. Food trucks come. Trolley to beach comes. Clean bath houses. Friendly staff. Some of their RV spots even have personal dog fence areas so you don't have to set up your own fence. Never seen that before! I'll definitely be coming back- what a treat!

I rented a deluxe cabin for 6 which came out to roughly speaking about $900. Checking in was a…read morebreeze and the staff was kind. Upon entering the cabin was where I was displeased.... 1) Cabin shower head is filled with mold so we're not using it. 2) They have a blow dryer that's melted just looks dangerous. 3) The bathroom sink is clogged. 5) Dirty dishes stacked on a shelf. 4) It's infested with tiny roaches. My biggest concern is driving 7 hours to enjoy this experience and yes I expected bugs but roaches inside come on, the first night we saw water bugs the big roach but they were outside on the deck. Figured that was normal since we have the cabin facing the woods. I don't leave any food out everything in zip lock bags in the refrigerator. But the second night (today) we saw 4 roaches killed 3 one got away. I just hope on my way home I don't take one of these roaches with me. You can tell house keeping isn't thoroughly cleaning. There were dirty dishes on the shelf like a jelly on a plate and they were wet still, (an ideal habitat for roaches) anyways a bit worried about staying another night due to the roaches they killed the mood.

Camped there for a week. Full hook ups. Nice wide, flat shaded sites. Lots of amenities. Well…read morestocked camp store. Will absolutely camp there again when headed to Virginia Beach.

During check in I was waited on quickly. The lady at the desk was very friendly and cheerfully told…read moreme about all of the amenities and scheduled activities. The site was a nice size. The campground is kept clean. The next day we met Paul. He was very nice and told us about all the fun activities. He takes pride in making sure all facilities are kept clean. The bathhouses were extremely clean. The campground offers a lot of activities at no cost such as putt putt golf. This is definitely a place to come and just enjoy the campground even though there is many area attractions. This will definitely be a regular destination. My dogs loved the huge dog park.

Went here for a Country concert the other night. Really well organized concert and a little…read moredifficult to navigate the park with the help of signs and volunteers. I could see myself returning to an event here. They had quite a few vendors and food truck.

Welcome to Holiday Trav-L-Park site 831 Virginia Beach VA…read more After sleeping like a "rock" Armstrong and I did a bit of early morning campground exploring! Located just 1.5 miles from the oceanfront, the Holiday Trav-L Park offers 1000 campsites - approx. 300 full hook-up, 400 water and electric, 250 tent sites and 34 cabins. A bit of campground history! In the 1960s, Phil Upton's father-in-law, Ralph "Pete" Boshers, owned some land in Virginia Beach that attracted a team of developers. They wanted to put a campground there and offered to bring Pete in as a partner if he'd simply supply the land. It wasn't that simple, though. "When the team went to the bank to get development loans, they had to use the land to secure the loan," Phil recalled. "And as development progressed, they ended up running out of money. They had to declare bankruptcy, and they were going to lose the land to the bank." Pete wasn't about to let that happen, so he took on the project, worked to complete the campground, and in 1974, he opened the park to the public.

We are members here and you need to pay a yearly fee (deed) to attend the campground. It is a…read moreRV/travel trailer resort. We typically have events with live music a couple times a week, as well as food trucks (but only during summer to my knowledge). There are less families than any other group of people but we still enjoy having a home-away-from-home. The routine is 14 days booked (with a minimal daily fee) and 7 days off-site (some storage available on site). Bathhouses, pavilion, overflow parking, clubhouse and some weekly events (during the summer) included. Laundry room available but we rarely use it. Dogs allowed with proper vaccines and license. There is a small dog park on site. We really enjoy the two pools (one with kiddie area and lifeguards).

Best campground I've ever seen or been too! There's three pools and plenty of room to stretch out…read moredefinitely a great place to camp! If you're not a member then consider getting a membership or don't more room for those of us that have a membership.

These are great rentals. Modern, roomy and very clean. We got one right on the beach, end unit and…read morewe are very pleased and would definitely visit again. Thank you Navy Rentals you never disappoint.

We have stayed at the 67th street Townhomes before, and it's a shame to see the state they are in…read morenow compared to when it opened. We were initially excited to get two units for a week, but the poor state of the units and the lack of ability to coordinate with the management rates 2 stars. We had a total of 10 people staying in the units and only had five towels total per unit for the entire week. Understanding COVID restrictions, however the dryer in the unit did not work so we were forced to bring to buy our own towels. There were also not enough utensils or plates or pots to cook daily meals, nor was the staff responsive to requests for help. At the end of our stay, the manager Matt Sheely, promised that he would refund $75 for the dryer being broken in one of the units, but we never received the refund - even after three conversations with Mr Sheely, seven unanswered voicemails, and two conversations at the supervisor level with Asha. As a retired veteran, I'm very disappointed at the level of disrespect and poor service provided through the MWR program.

This is one of my fav places to bring family & friends when visiting! It's beautiful year round and…read moreboast of beautiful sunrises and sunsets!

Used the recommendation on yelp to get here using the address: 920 Vanderbilt Ave…read more Came here with my little girls to watch the sunrise. Small beach area so there wasn't a whole lot of walking to do with little ones. Loved that we were able to watch the surfers and they even offer surf lessons! Pros: free parking before 8:30am Public restrooms Showers Clean Quiet Cons: Parking fee after 8:30am

I had an amazing camping trip here. Amenities:…read moreThey have restrooms, showers, laundry on site, playgrounds, etc. Campground: The campgrounds were spread out very nicely. You are a little close to your neighbors, but it still feels spacious. We stayed in a tent spot that came with a picnic table, an area for a fire pit, and plenty of trees to set up a hammock. Behind our spot, there was a nice wooded area with a trail. Pet friendly: We brought our dog with us and she enjoyed her time there. Kid friendly: This was paradise to the kids. They had a beautiful playground near the campgrounds. All of the trails were awesome and easy for them to navigate. They enjoyed fishing also. I will definitely return. This is a perfect place to come and unplug. Tips: **Bring your own toilet paper. The bathrooms there ran out a few times since it was a busy weekend.**

Last time we were out to this park was 30 years ago. We went all the time with our church growing…read moreup for day outings. They have taken good care of the park over the years and have improved on the entire area. Plenty of parking to the left as soon as you enter the park. The Office is close to the entrance next to the lake. They have a nice area for fishing. You just need to bring n active fresh water fishing license. They also post when they have stocked the lake last. I love that for only $10 an hour you can rent a canoe. They have lots of life jackets of all sizes and plenty of different paddles. For us this was perfect. At a nice leisurely pace it took us an hour and a half to paddle the entire water way. We had a great time and will definitely go and do this again. The water way is peaceful with plenty of shade. My favorite part of the water trail is that you get to go under a couple of beautiful bridges. They also offer kayaks and paddles for those. The best part is that they have a boat launch area. You stay perfectly dry getting in and out. They have hiking trails. The one thing is that they could mark their trails better. We found that they did not mark the water way trail either. But it certainly makes it an adventure. We had someone tell us to look on our google map on our phone to find out our location. You can pick up a paper map but you can still get lost. It is helpful if you have google map or hiking map app. They have a nice small mini golf area. Very well kept and clean. We did not play but there were plenty of people playing the mini golf. Camping area is nice. They have a kids playground in the camping area. They have water and electrical hook ups for RV's. They have Cabin's with heat and AC. You can also take a tent and hammocks . Wide variety of camping in this area and it is very well kept.

If you are stuck working in this area you are stuck to this shit hole. $954 a month winter rates…read more you are to big to fit in their shithole nothing rv park. Other wise you get to haul your own shit to the dump station (they offer a free golf cart for this?$). water is on the wrong side power is definitely an extension away sewer is on the right side if you're in the park. But the park is not set up for triple axle campers. The whole area sucks! If you have to for work it will work if you don't mind the B's. It's not bad. But definitely don't expect any immunities. They offer nothing but a dick for a host and a free washer what's a three dollar dryer?

Perfectly Located on the Chesapeake Bay at Fort Monroe Virginia....small campground but very well…read moremaintained and the entire staff is caring and kind!! Highly Recommend!!! Gorgeous views close to Everthing Hampton Roads has to offer!!!