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Anvil Campground
5243 Mooretown Road
Williamsburg, VA 23188
Phone: (757) 565-2300
Children Welcome

Williamsburg's Highest Rated Good Sam Park! Voted one of Williamsburg's most beautiful businesses! Camp store, Game Room, TV Room with Cable TV, Laundry, Three Playgrounds, Basketball, Horseshoes, Pool, Planned Activities, Attraction Tickets, Modem Friendly, Big Rigs Welcome, Metered Propane. Rated the cleanest facilities in Williamsburg! Fun, Friendly, Family Atmosphere! Family owned and operated since 1954. Visit our website www.anvilcampground.com for more information. Pets on leash, please! Member VHTA and Virginia Campground Association

Davis Lakes & Campground
200 Byrd Street
Suffolk, VA 23434
Phone: (757) 539-1191

275 sites on 80 acres - 225 water and electric, 162 water, electric and sewer (30/50 A). 15 large pull-through sites available plus rental cabins. Nature trail, recreation building, swimming, playground, boating, dump station, camp store, fishing, LP gas and laundry. One hour from Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Williamsburg and Busch Gardens. 10 minutes to the Great Dismal Swamp. James River Plantations, Bacon's Castle, Lake Drummond. Pets welcome on leash please! Member VHTA and the Virginia Campground Association. A Good Sampark. AAA Approved Campground.

False Cape State Park
False Cape State Park
4001 Sandpiper Rd.
Virginia Beach, VA 23457
Phone1: (757) 426-3657 voice
Phone2: (757) 498-2473 Tram Reservations
Phone3: (800) 933-PARK Terra-Gator Reservations
Email: falsecape@dcr.state.va.us
Admission Fee
Children Welcome
Pets Welcome

One of few remaining undeveloped areas along the Atlantic coast, False Cape offers a chance to experience nature in a one-of-a kind setting. A huge migratory bird population and a variety of wildlife, plants and trees make the park an outdoor classroom. The park is accessible only by foot, bicycle, beach transporter, tram or boat. Tram transportation through Back Bay Wildlife Refuge is available April through October. Call for tram reservations. Between Nov. 1 and March 31, access to the park is restricted to the beach or via the park’s beach transporter, the Terra-Gator. Call for Terra Gator reservations. Tram or Terra Gator transportation is not available to campers. Location: Southeast of Virginia Beach, 5 miles south of Sandbridge. No vehicular access.

First Landing State Park
First Landing State Park
2500 Shore Drive
Virginia Beach, VA 23451
Phone1: (757) 412-2300 voice
Phone2: (800) 933-PARK toll-free
Email: firstlanding@dcr.virginia.gov
Admission Fee
Children Welcome
Pets Welcome

On April 26, 1607, 100 English settlers landed here and established the first elective government in English America before pushing up the James River to establish Jamestown. The park offers a chance to explore a unique habitat featuring lagoons, large cypress trees and rare plants. More than 19 miles of hiking trails wind through the natural area. Climate-controlled cabins, campsites, picnic areas, boat ramps, kayak rentals, and a bicycle trail are also available. Its Chesapeake Bay Center has aquariums and a wet lab operated by the Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center, educational displays, historic exhibits, a camp store, an amphitheater and a Gateways Program regional welcome center. It hosts the Fall Harvest Festival in October. It’s off U.S. 60 at Cape Henry.

Jamestown 4-H Educational Center - Water Activities
3751 4-H Club Road
Williamsburg, VA 23185
Phone1: (757) 253-4931 Office Mail Line
Phone2: (757) 871-6073 Conference Coordinator
Fax: (757) 253-7231
Email: toddb1@vt.edu
Opens: 8:30:00 AM
Closes: 5:00:00 PM
Children Welcome

Reservation and Camp use by groups only. Any time of the year return to summer camp by holding your next group event at the Jamestown 4-H Educational Center. The Center’s 16-acre riverfront campus provides groups with an exclusive, safe location to host team building, educational, developmental, and corporate events. Special Meeting and Educational Packages available year round. The Center hosts 4-H Specialty Weekend Camps, VCE Northeast District Junior Summer Camps, Outreach Programs, Field Trips, Outdoor Education and Environmental Education. The Center also acts as an ideal overnight facility for out-of-town school groups visiting the Historic Triangle area.

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