A small campground on someone's property more suited to tent campers as those sites are on the…read moreJames River. RVs are lined up side by side overlooking tents and River. We were put at site #8, though they called it #9. It was literally right by the side of the house, in the yard with the office not 10 feet from us. One each men and women's toilet, sink and shower room; very clean. Friendly staff and not as expensive as some private campgrounds, but then it really shouldn't be. But if you're in for fishing, kayaking and/or tubing, this would be a good place to put in or as a destination pull out.

Love this little piece of heaven. Campground was quiet, small, and cozy. Had the cleanest looking…read morebathrooms I've ever seen at a campground. Loved having easy access from the launch ramp to put our paddle boards in the river. Will definitely be returning!

We visited during the Veterans day weekend. My husband has been really interested in camping but…read moreI'm not a fan of roughing it.. So I booked one of the small cabins here. We showed up at night and it was so dark when we rolled in. The moment you pull in there are rabbits EVERYWHERE. They should advertise that more because it is so unique! My only issue was that I was afraid we would accidentally hit one. Thankfully we got to the cabin without incident. We started bringing our bedding and necessities in to the cabin and noticed that one of the outlets was broken so we didn't want to use it just in case. The next morning we went into the office and let them know about the issue. They were surprised and really apologetic about it. Luckily there were other cabins available and we got moved into the one closest to the restrooms. So we switched locations and settled in. In the office you can purchase rabbit food so of course we did. As soon as these guys see that bag they will all hop there way straight for you. I had bunnies all over me. It was magical. I saved some of it for the rabbits hanging out with us at our campsite. That evening we had a wonderful little dinner by the fire with our bunny neighbors. We got a small refund that we didn't expect. I think because of the outlet issue. This is a great place to visit. We will be back.

This campground was fun! Sad we only got to stay one night…read more Highlights This campground has a river that runs through it and a beautiful waterfall. They also have a big heated pool, mini golf, a camp store, you can rent golf carts, and they also had a fishing pond with loads of fish. You were only allowed 3 fish each person. They also have tons of rabbits running all over the campground. You can go tubing in the river which less than a foot deep it seems. Downside: The sites are small and there's really no room to park your truck. They do have pull through sites and tent sites. The site we were on the electric kept going out which shouldn't have happened. They said they wouldn't get anyone out to fix it until the next day which we were leaving the very next day. It was a somewhat muggy night that we had to spend without air conditioning on. We made it work! The restroom/shower house needs to get updated, it was very dirty and out dated. The only thing that was a challenge was how to get to the campsite the road was skinny and hard to see people coming the opposite way. A recommendation I would call this campground "Bunny Falls". It would attract more campers there. If we are ever in the area we might try this campground again but ask for a bigger site. I was able to take some pictures. We were at site 83.

BEAUTIFUL PLACE! The people were amazing and the camp side plus cabins are easy access and very…read moreclean. They have everything that small children plus teenagers would want. Also great for women's getaway or men's getaway plus elderly to enjoy. Very active, but also too quiet at night. Recommend for people that are coming from a distance, but also to Local.

Not impressed. If you want a nice quiet place to camp this is not it! Very crowded, noisy, golf…read morecarts going every which way. If you like more of a party atmosphere then you may have a different experience.

Highly recommend lake Anna state park. 8 was thoroughly impressed by the staff that help direct you…read moreto cabins. The park,cabins, bathrooms, and beach are all kept in superb condition. The staff are working tirelessly throughout the day making sure everyone is safe and the ground kept clean. My only downside was the website is not user friendly at all! They could definitely use and upgrade. Otherwise highly recommend if you're looking for a weekend getaway in a cabin or campground.

This review is specifically about the Lake Anna State Park, not about the lake itself…read more We are regulars at this park, but were disappointed with our visit today. It's still the same beautiful park, with nice hiking trails, a public beach ($), fishing, picnic tables, etc. However, today's visit was FAR short of being a relaxing day in nature. We arrived by boat around 9:15 am on a Saturday morning. *There is a lot of ongoing vegetation restoration so many areas near the water that previously had been available for park goers are currently blocked off. *Even by 9:15 am, all of the picnic tables were taken by what appeared to be large groups. Some of those groups were BLARING music -- that we could still hear from the lakeside hiking trails. The swimming area was also PACKED with people. *Also, while the park is usually kept very clean, there were areas where some trash had accumulated. (For instance, there were 3 extra large, empty plastic bottles in the covered structure by the pond near the boat docks). *Finally, there were many (20?) park goers using the area near the boat docks for non-boating activities, making it potentially dangerous as boats and jet skis were coming in and out. There were people swimming in this area, while at the same time some Jet Skiers were teaching beginners how to ride. There was also a man teaching his two toddlers how to fish while sitting on the edge of the docks. Another group was sitting on the edge throwing sticks to their dog that was in the water. We will, of course, return to this state park, but will more likely visit on a weekday.

We needed a quick get away without taking the camper. This RV Park was an hour away, so we rented…read morefor the weekend a cabin. The cabin was one that allowed pets. We were surprised how nice the cabin was. The Park is easy to get to and the park is very nice. It is right off of the highway. The folks who run this place is very nice. Saturday, they offer a free waffle breakfast and a $5 breakfast, while talking to several campers they had stayed here before. We will be back.

Mark Lomax WORST EXPERIENCE EVER!!!! Attempted to make a…read morereservation with Americamp. I had a reservation on the books from a previous cancellation. New staff is Rude, hung up the phone on me when I told them they were being condecending. Told me they could not find my credit, until I told them who I was. Then said, it was no good because its been over a year. Before that, they said, no good because of new management. Which is it? You can't find it, expired because of time or new management. Clearly you don't want my business. Well in the past, I have highly recommend this place to the thousands of members on my camping page. Now, with the new management, comes new reviews. I do NOT recommend this campground. There are several other choices that will receive and welcome you in.

Very nice stay for a camp/MTB trip. We had sites 28/30. We originally booked site 30 for two…read morevehicles with roof top tents, but the sites are smaller than they seem from the pictures online. The sites were level and fairly well maintained. The overall camp location is very large and offers a lot of sites with privacy. Some are very small and can't accommodate large vehicles or tents. Be sure to double check the pictures. The main road is well maintained but you must have a high clearance vehicle if the site calls for it. Staff was very friendly and helpful. The bath house was clean and standard. They were in the process of painting it during our stay. One shower is available inside by the toilets and two are available in the rear (open roof top). Camp grounds have access to MTB trails - hilly and fun. If we came back to the area we would stay here again.

The Stokesville Campground is the perfect place from which to launch your outdoor adventures in…read moreGeorge Washington National Forest. Its location is perfectly situated for mountain biking and/or hiking on Lookout Mountain, the North River, and is easy driving distance from other legendary trails like Reddish Knob. Booking is straightforward and easy, although their cancellation policies could be a sticking point for people coming from a long distance on a strict time frame. The owners are responsive and communicative, and very friendly and accommodating when it comes to booking groups. The restroom/shower facilities are clean and perfectly adequate- don't expect the Ritz, but they're great if you need a shower after a hard day of riding or hiking (and you didn't visit the swimming hole for some reason that I won't even try to understand.) The cabins are also clean and cozy- they'd be perfect for a family of four who are used to camping and close quarters. The tent sites are basic, with fire pits, picnic tables at most sites, and plenty of space for a few tents and hammocks. The campground also stands out for its super fun mountain biking trails that actually run through the campground. Whether you're a seasoned rider or a young kid, you'll have fun on them. The swimming hole at the bottom of the hill is a true gem- there's nothing like going for a dip in its cool waters in the middle of the summer. I've been to Stokesville twice in the past month and am looking for the slightest pretext to go again soon.

It is a beautiful campground. The only thing that I would suggest is to have a pool put in. They do…read morehave a gorgeous Lake, which is named Lake Anna, but not all people want to swim in a lake. I recommend if you have teenagers and or a quick getaway for a couple. It would also be great for a woman weekend or a man's weekend getaway. But again love the old school playground,

We have stayed at Christopher run many times! Clean, friendly, lots to do, or not if you just want…read moreto enjoy the peaceful beauty. We will return next year for rest refreshment and a recharge. They have 2 bath houses , washers and dryers for use, boat ramps, plenty of sites from tents to full hookups. Only negative is it closes Oct31.. would love to come in November

THIS IS A HOME AWAY FROM HOME TYPE OF PLACE!…read more You want to go here. The community is amazing, people are friendly, there's so much to do. Being outdoors and experiencing a screenless moment is rare. You can fish, place various games, make a fire, roast s'more's or weenies, swim in a pool, lay out in the sun, stare at the stars and watch the satellites and planes roll by, say hello to your neighbor, bask in some music, walk around pond and look at the beautiful wildlife.. the options are endless and what you make them. Grab your family and make it a weekend (or longer) they remember. Memorial weekend is so fun. They have candy bingo, karaoke, ice cream socials, pancake breakfasts, and more. The shop is perfect are for your needs if you forget something. They have the best colored shirts and awesome hats. Don't have a camper? No problem, rent a cabin :). You really can't go wrong coming out here. Experience life is a new way. I love this place and we plan to come every year regardless of where we live. We currently travel 4 hours to get here and it's worth it.

This campground is beautiful. It is very well cared for and the staff is super friendly. The…read morebathrooms are amazing! We loved watching the tractors bringing in the hay and visiting the cows!