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3.4 (21 reviews)
Open 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Updated 3 months ago

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Sean_Nancy O.

This is our go to campground in the Hampton Roads area, when they have vacancies. This family who own and run this campground is professional, friendly, and very helpful. Peaceful location just minutes away from downtown Suffolk, and right off the highway to the rest of Virginia's Hampton Roads, they offer some great amenities. 50 & 30 amp campsites, pull through and back in, storage facilities, cabins, a swim area, and few other things. There is a reason this was our last stay with our travel trailer, our first stay with our 5th wheel, and why we chose a cabin when their campsites were booked out.

Great RV sites with full amenities. Employees are very helpful and friendly. Quite, relaxing, 3 lakes to walk around and pet friendly.
James J.

Best place for any length of time RV Camping. Owner is outstanding, willing to work with you on any of you needs or wants. Very pleasant atmosphere, quite, relaxing. 3 Lakes to walk around. Pet friendly. Drive thru RV sites, with full amenities, also with deck, picnic table and a camp fire location at each site, wood available on site. Small RV parts store in office. Bath house and laundry. Great getaway from the fast pace world. Visit stay awhile and relax, it will be worth your wild.

Office closes early at night
Ryan B.

I didn't know this place existed!! Barely 30 minutes from my place in Olde Towne to a beautiful lake that has a naturally occurring ground water supply/spring! I stayed with some friends that have an RV & it was a great weekend to be there. They did a potluck style Thanksgiving feast & the food was delicious. I wish I had known that was happening so I didn't show up empty handed, but I left with a belly full! Everyone was so friendly & it is a pretty inexpensive place to spend your weekend. It's definitely better than bar hopping, but if you want to do that it's a short Lyft or Uber to Baron's Pub in Suffolk! We went thru tons of fire wood & I think I just washed the smell of smoke off of me! My excessive use of exclamation points annoys me, too ;) I would love to stay here in warmer weather to really get to enjoy the lakes, the fact that they rent out cabins makes me want to visit again sooner than later! I had a great time with my friends & look forward to my next visit.

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Caitlin W.

My new favorite Hampton Roads campground! We like to leave Virginia Beach to get away from the congestion. Davis Lakes was a perfect place to relax without having to drive too far. Within 45 minutes, we had arrived and checked in. The campsites are great with a nice sized deck with a picnic tale right next to your camper. This is a great feature because it limits the dirt and sand tracked into the camper, you don't have to use a large outdoor rug, and mud wouldn't be a big problem if it rains. Loved: -decks next to campers -mature shade trees - friendly employees -event activities (Easter egg coloring, egg hunt for kids during the day, and then one for the adults at night.. too fun) -well-kept grounds -nice beach area on the swimming lake -cable tv for rest time -Walmart and drug stores within 10 minutes Could improve: -giant wood bees swarming every wooden building. We have a kiddo with severe allergies, so epipen use and ER visit would have been a major bummer. -wish you could book a campsite on the lake with private deck.. but these are only for long-term/residents. -wifi was unpredictable

Brit S.

Having never visited a campground in my adult life, I can't say that I expected what we found here at Davis Lakes. It's situated right along a main highway, Not too far from downtown Suffolk. Sprawling grounds, several lakes, and many modern conveniences were included in our stay. We rented the Byrd Nest Cabin (an adage to the street that leads you to the grounds). The cabin was kitschy; the decor was made up of various pieces of bird art, with different hues of blue accenting the one room. In the cabin, we found a full size coffee pot, mini fridge/freezer, microwave, sink, dishes and utensils, a futon, space heater, full size bed, and flat screen TV mounted to the wall. The bathroom was small but clean, and although the grounds use well water it's better than having to go to the bath house. The mattress on the bed was lacking...I could flip it over with one hand. There was also a gas grill on the covered porch outside, along with a picnic table. The propane tank was full, the water ran hot easily, and there was a window heat and a/c unit that kept the space cozy. Most of the campers are long term, and have been on the grounds for a while. Everyone we met was very pleasant and liked staying here. We had the privilege of meeting a fixture of the campground, Ms. Alice. She's near 80 and has more spirit than most 20 year olds! Regal looking in her cheetah print cape (very stylish cold weather gear, I might add), she commands a crowd whilst holding her ever present cup of sunset blush. She fired off questions like rounds from a pistol, and kept the conversation rolling right along through each visit. She laughs at the jokes told, and adds her own commentary to make them even funnier. This woman needs a tiara and a lifetime supply of boxed wine; she reigns supreme. If you happen to meet her, ask her about her encounter with a bear on the way to the moose lodge. She's a delight, and part of her charm is her extensive vocabulary. But I digress. Each campsite situated around the lake(s) typically have an outdoor room with a dock below. You can fish bass and brim and catfish, but make sure to stick to your own lake. The locals frown upon migratory fishermen. The front desk staff is helpful and friendly, and there's an event list for the pavillion available to guests upon check in. The cabins are fairly priced and quiet. I think we would stay again, but probably summertime so there would be more to do.

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Little Creek JEB Campground

Little Creek JEB Campground

4.5
(2 reviews)
28.1 mi

WARNING: This is NOT a "comfort camping" type of place... It is not a KOA or a resort of any kind…read more No pool, no camp store, and one bathroom for all to share! That said; We really enjoyed our stay here at Little Creek Campground... While we did get rained out, the two days and one night we got to spend were nice. We were looking for something a little more woodsy and secluded and this fit our needs great. Most of the tent sites are off in the woods a bit, so you must hike in a bit (like, a couple hundred feet) which is worth it for the woodsy experience you get, in my opinion! Our site (#7) was spacious and clean-ish (c'mon, it's the woods) and there was placement for multiple small tents or one larger family tent. The sites are not terribly close together. You can her the hum of voices from your neighbors, but no actual voices carried over. Overall, it was great. For $10/night we will definitely be back!

A nice military campground. The hosts are nice. Getting in and out is a simple process. $27 a night…read morefor campers. It is a little noisey from all the traffic and planes that fly nearby. Dog friendly park. Lots of activities on base to do. Pot luck dinners at the campground on occasions. I will stay here again.

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RV Office serves tent campers as well for check-in and questions during the day.
RV Office serves tent campers as well for check-in and questions during the day.
I was a little confused and dismayed that this sign seemed to discourage tent campers from using the restrooms and shower facilities.
I was a little confused and dismayed that this sign seemed to discourage tent campers from using the restrooms and shower facilities.
We enjoyed the tent camping back in the actual woods! No pulling your car directly up, which we enjoyed!

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We enjoyed the tent camping back in the actual woods! No pulling your car directly up, which we enjoyed!
Chesapeake Campground

Chesapeake Campground

2.3
(19 reviews)
14.3 mi

Enjoyed our stay here for work - one of the only campgrounds in the Cheasapeake area. Hard to get a…read morespot 50 amp FHU (they go fast). Much easier odds 30 amp FHU. Several water and electric sites though. Old campground with rv storage in front. Horse farm and golfing on property. I think it was $3 to golf? They also had bikes & kayaks available for rent. Lots of long term tentants that live here and were grandfathered into staying or work on property. You can stay up to 3 months in a rv then 2 weeks off. Office men were nice, one was very blunt but we didn't mind. Sites are a little tight to get into due to the matured pines, roots are also growing up out of the cement which made it slightly more difficult for leveling, and wouldn't recommend slides on 30 amp FHU sites under the pines (unless you go look ahead). They do have a pump out service and dump station. Pool, laundry, and playground area. We enjoyed walking around with the dogs. You can tell some of the people here are low income and near homelessness. We met some people living in a tent during our time here just trying to make it. It's just the nature of the whole area. Wouldn't reccommend keeping expensive items outside unattended. Wouldn't recommend children unattended either. Laundry machines were outdated but working and did the job. They have bathrooms and bathhouses available as well. Everybody seems to mind their own business. Flooding was terrible here though when it rained. Parking was limited at sites. Cannot park on sides (has to fit in your site spot) or you have to park it in designated shared parking spots in the campground. Has a gate with code to get in, security on duty, and cameras that made the area feel safer.

I give it zero stars ! there are people at this campground that are shady ! my battery for my…read morecamper was stolen !!! not a good atmosphere. Do not stay here under any condition!!!!!

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Chesapeake Campground
Chesapeake Campground
Chesapeake Campground

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Northwest River Park Campground

Northwest River Park Campground

4.0
(36 reviews)
26.6 mi

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.

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Trailer where you check in
Northwest River Park Campground
Northwest River Park Campground

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