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!!!

We stayed at Williamsburg Campground this summer for seven nights as we were taking our…read moregrandchildren for the Yorktown, Jamestown and Historical Williamsburg experiences. We enjoyed a full hookup site. This campground is in perfect proximity to all three historic spots as well to Busch Gardens which we went to with the two day pass to break up the large amount of history. This all worked out very well. The campground is very nice, and well taken care of. George is the head of maintenance and grounds, and he makes sure that things get done. The grass is cut, the staff will pickup your bagged trash if you set it out on your site by 9am, picnic tables with umbrellas was a nice addition and the gas grill at each campsite makes cooking easier for the campers. Staff will deliver ice and firewood to your campsite. The swimming pool with splash pad was a big hit with the grandchildren and made the choice of staying at this campground easy. They also have an activity building that features things to do like a basketball shooting game, tabletop shuffleboard, a pool table, giant checkers, various board games, and more. There is a laundry room adjacent. There is a kid jumping pillow, playground, hiking trails, disc golf, and lots more. WiFi was good and the grounds are secure. We enjoyed our stay here. The cost per night of our stay seemed a bit high at first sight but with the many amenities the cost smoothed out once on site. A couple negatives I have is that a $10.00 price tag for a small bag of firewood was very disappointing and over the top. Also, we made our reservations early to ensure locking in on the available site of our choice but then were forced to pay an additional $10 fee to guarantee that they didn't move us into a site that would not be our preferences. Even so, we would stay here again if we wanted to spend more time in this area.

Wonderful area. The glamping tent we stayed in was so cute. Very clean. Other campers were walking…read moreall over the front of our campsite, that was annoying but nothing the campsite itself did. Lots of things to do.

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.

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.

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.

Very beautiful serene area, a small park with a rock climbing wall a pier to go fishing…read more Lots of local wildlife, especially birds, herons, ducks, and such

I arrived at the location and, within 10 minutes, police officers showed up to monitor me, despite…read moremy behavior being no different from that of others around me. The next morning, I returned and, once again, within 10 minutes, the police were called to watch me. I plan to document these incidents and file a formal complaint, but I want to warn other Black individuals to exercise caution when visiting this place. I'm unsure whether the issue lies with the organization itself or if it's the Bethel campers falsely reporting my actions, but it's striking that simply walking to decompress has led to repeated police presence. I plan to document each experience, timing my arrival and the police arrival and then look into why I believe I'm being racially profiled. While this isn't blatant racism, it sure aligns with interpersonal racism is much harder to detect if there isn't a pattern and you know how it operates.

First of all I don't understand when a reviewer talks about how nice of place was and how they…read moreenjoyed their stay but only give 3 Stars, then someone blames the RV park for tiny ants being in their cabinets giving 1 Star. I guess everyone has the right to give whatever rating they want, but sometimes I feel this is unfair for the business. We stayed a week there in July and had a great time. Due to the unusual hot weather we spent a lot of time at the pool. The pool seemed very clean and we didn't encounter anyone drinking alcohol. Even if someone did have a drink I wouldn't blame the RV park for their actions. We used our StarLink internet so I can't comment on the quality of the RV Park internet. I found out over the years that most KOA's and Good Sam parks do have connection problems when they are 100% occupied. The Staff was very friendly and helpful. Someone mentioned in another review that there was no garbage service. To me that is not big deal I just put my trash in the dumpster, just as I would do at a National or State Park. We used the RV Park's showers on the final day and they were very clean. Finally, we did see big beautiful Pine Cones on the ground and we didn't hear any report of injuries from getting struck in the head by a falling Pine Cones, as one reviewer worried about in their review. Overall if we ever return to Williamsburg we would definitely return to American Heritage RV Park.

Where can I start?! First of all, the campground has a very well-maintained facility including…read morelevel, concrete pad campsites and a wonderful shower house/restroom facility that is regularly maintained. There is a dog park, laundry, an arcade, and a nice pool facility. Roads are good and signage is easy to see. Full service hookups to include WiFi, cable, water, and sewer. Recycling and trash disposal is easy access to campsites. Visitor parking is across the road from the campsites. The camp store is well-stocked and staff are super friendly. Propane refill is available from the camp store. Miniature golf is available on-site. Let's just say they have it all. This is one of the highest-rated campgrounds on the Good Sam Club app - they are maintaining that high standard every single day. One of our top five campgrounds we have ever been to since beginning our camper journey in 2013. We will be back and hope for it to be often! Note: Close to local attractions such as Colonial Williamsburg, Busch Gardens, Yorktown, Jamestown Settlement, and many other local attractions. Be sure to eat at Captain George's and get your seafood fill.

It feels like you have to know someone to be allowed to stay here. The staff was incredibly rude. I…read moreasked about staying for a month with my 30-amp RV, and the woman I spoke to immediately said it wasn't an option. She told me that if I did stay, it would cost $800 a month plus electricity--yet both the brochure and the website clearly state $700 a month, with electricity and sewage included. She also claimed there were no available spots, but I saw at least 7 or 8 empty sites as I was leaving. My father-in-law had a similar experience when he tried to stay for two weeks. They gave him the same runaround and said no one is allowed to stay for a full month--but I personally know two people who live there year-round and don't work for the park.

Our cousin brought us up here to see her RV site and stationary camper. The grounds are wooded and…read morelovely. There are five lakes, three of which have RV sites around them. Two of these are fishing-only (Catfish Lake and Lake Neal), and the third (Lake Helen) is a swimming lake with a sandy beach. Our cousin's RV site is on Lake Neal. In addition to RV sites, Davis Lakes & Campground has a number of cabins for rent, as well as a Campground store, bath house, laundry, snake bar, and a pavilion for group gatherings.

It's our second tome here and We just love it. It's quiet, small and everyone is super friendly…read more Has a small beach and super clean. Kim in the office is very knowledgeable and friendly to talk to. Michael the manger will go out of his way to make sure you maximize your camping experience. We'll be back again soon!

Stayed in a cabin, loved the location, loved the vibe. Everyone is super friendly as well. Can't…read morewait to go back !

So this guy has the experience, tools and professionalism to do the job right! Showed up early…read morefinished in 45 minutes and my vehicle literally looks brand new!!!!! Considering what he does he could charge more but he is all about being fair and I highly recommend him. If anyone In the Southside area needs paintless dent repair don't hesitate call Precision

An excellent job after very high quotes to repair parking lot damage from body shops…read more He made the damage nearly invisible and at a very reasonable price.