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.

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.

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.

Absolutely loved this place! Truly a hidden gem. My family of 4 and german shepherd stayed for an…read moreextended stay for about 6 months. We loved how we weren't stacked on top of another camper and had our own little space. The two beaches are beautiful to watch the sunsets and collect beach glass. I also enjoyed taking my two boys outside. The people here are friendly from the staff to the campers. They are always willing to help and answer any questions. I really met some awesome people here. They do have a bath house and a playground. Other amenities included a basketball court, volleyball court, camp store, and they also accept all your mail & packages. The playground was sorta run down and I wished so badly it was in better shape for my two little boys. I also think a laundry facility would be a big help with the full timers. I can tell these owners care about their property. They keep up with maintenance and are trying to make the campground look nicer! Overall, would definitely recommend! Going to miss this place!

We recently stayed at one of their "primitive" campsites. The fee was a little steep at $40, but…read morefor a private spot on the Currituck Sound I feel like there is value there. The pros: secluded spot at the end of the road, small beach area to swim & fish, trash cans to dispose of waste. There was a playground & basketball court towards the store (both were a little worn, but my son enjoyed them regardless. Balls & chalk were provided which was awesome) Cons: We did have a few people venture down to our campsite at various times which was kind of odd. Not sure how the staff could improve on that as most people seemed to just be exploring the property. I will say the people that did venture down during the day were kind, and respectful, but one was at 10pm, which startled us a little. Overall we will be coming back, probably with a few other "overland" friends. The "Primitive Spot A" was a gem, my son had a blast in the water. If you're looking for an "off-grid" experience around the Tidewater area, this is the place! Not sure about their other sites, but book Site A!

The campground has a new owner and he's doing a great job fixing up the place. He just installed 2…read morepickleball courts and a bocce court. The bathrooms have been redone as well as the showers. There's a swimming area at the sound and the fishing pier is nice. He also added full hook-ups to a few more sites. We've enjoyed our stay and will be back soon.

This little place was a pleasant surprise. We had a group of about 14 and we were tent camping…read more We got a spot right on the water, the views were amazing. There was a tiny bathhouse with 2 stalls and 1 single person outdoor shower. Camp host was super friendly, the park was very clean. This is a no frills camp ground, if your looking for. KOA this isn't it. But if your looking for a older but well maintained, clean campground, with amazing views that is a short drive to activities then this May be the spot for you. Quiet hour is at 10pm and the campground did quiet down. At some point before quiet hour there was people singing on a Karaoke machine but it was done before quiet hour. I would recommend water shoes as the water has a lot of shells right as you enter. We were there on a very busy 4th of July weekend and it ended up being just perfect.

We stayed one night at the Schooner Inn. The room was probably one of the cleanest rooms in a hotel…read moreat the beach. It is an older hotel but well kept. Our oceanfront room was very comfortable and quiet. The bathroom is small but not cramped. The hair dryer seemed new. There was an iron snd ironing board that was clean and worked well. This was an efficiency room with nice cabinets, a toaster, a coffee maker and everything we needed to make our morning coffee. The front desk folks were friendly and helpful. We enjoyed our stay and will be back!

We really liked this place which as far we used which just the parking lot and òur room…read more Finding a space was difficult, to say the least. The managment had posted a limit of 1group/vehicle. They a have a charging station. Also of more restricts, do not go there if you dont need a charge There is an acute shortage of carts, why is unknown or people are sequestering their their room overnight. Our room was very clean (2 comfortable queen beds), coffee system. There was a under the counter Berore I end this, they boast rooms have an ocean view, well, kinda.ours had a distant of a sliver of water under an carts are sequested by people overnight.. Take it in with when saw the toilet, all I could think of the movie Uncle Buck with John Candy in the elementary school and trying to use the facilities.Just hilarrious. I would not mild staying here again .

We got the "one bedroom ocean front suite with balcony". The room was very spacious, with two…read moretelevisions, stove, fridge, and a large tub with jets. I think the reasonable pricing and the view made up for the rooms not being picture perfect. Nothing disgusting or anything, but definitely not glamorous. I enjoyed sitting on the balcony in the evening. But the AC is extremely loud at night. I'm rating high based on the value overall, all things considered I'd come here again without hesitation. It's directly across from the arcade and you have immediate beach access. If you want a convenient spot for a short stay, this is it.

I found the resort to be exceptional, especially for the location and amenities. We are staying in…read morethe one bedroom suite. I love it! It has a bedroom, living area, full kitchen (with utensils and cookware) and two full restrooms. We're on the 6th floor. All rooms are beachfront. Daniel and Britney have been AMAZING during our stay! Britney gave us information for all the off-season hot spots. Great woodwork, sleek and clean. I can't show the full layout b/c we have stuff everywhere, but this place is very clean. There is NO housekeeping services during our stay, but the room was well stocked with soaps and towels. There was plenty of parking and no fee. There was only a 100$ incidental hold. Again, this is in the way way off l-season, but, I like it here. I'd certainly stay again... and again. Do note: Any noise from the living room is heard in the bedroom.

Quite a good deal. Rented a 3 br 2 bath condo for 3 nights at $150/night with ocean front views…read more Kitchens are fully appointed and have a decent set of cooking implements and cutlery. Bring your own hand soap, bottle/wine openers and pizza cutters. No housekeeping during your stay and you have to do a bit of cleanup on your checkout. Pretty much take the trash out and broom clean. Great values and views.

We stayed at the 67st Townhomes and it was GREAT! Mrs Mea, who works at Ft. Story MWR and handles…read morethe properties was fantastic to us! I will come back just because of her. What a great person to help us out! THANK YOU!!!!