Cherrystone Family Camping Resort, Campground Reviews. Virgina coastal beaches offer something for everyone. The beach lovers will find opportunities for sunbathing, swimming and playing in the waves. Anglers can fish in streams of fresh or spend hours searching for crabs and clams in coastal water. People who like history can visit the famous battlefields of the region, go to specialized museums or find antiques in small towns. Thanks to many state parks for recreational vehicles, visitors can choose from several camps waterfront during your visit.
Located on 300 acres (121 hectares) along the Chesapeake Bay, this camp has space for RVs with campsites, cabins, tent and trailer rental. Surrounded by the Bay on three sides and by King's Creek and Cherrystone Creek, the camp offers many water activities, including boating, fishing crabs, clams and fish. The resort has a cafe, a general store, a farm stand with seasonal and fishing shop with an official weigh station. Families can rent boats, bicycles, golf carts, fishing equipment, instruments for crabbing and more. Camp amenities include laundry facilities, cable TV and Wi-Fi. Pets are welcome. It is open from April to November. Cherrystone Family Camping Resort 1344 Townfield Drive Cape Charles, VA 23310 757-331-3740 cherrystoneva.com
Camp Inlet View
The camp Inlet View is located on 150 acres (60 hectares) of scenic Chincoteague Island and has many waterfront locations with spaces to connect recretivos vehicles and grassland sites with spaces at a very close distance from the ocean. The camp includes private for clamming and rent the necessary equipment to do areas. Other amenities include gift shop and general store, sandwiches and propane, an area of launching private boats and trips extended stays. The camp is close to several local attractions, including wildlife refuges Chincoteague and Assateague, roads in nature, island cruises, pony rides and the beautiful beaches of the island. It is open all year. Inlet View Campground 2272 Main Street Chincoteague, VA 23336 757-336-6060
Camp and Resort Chesapeake Bay
Located three hours south of Washington DC in Reedville, Chesapeake Bay resort camp is a recreational vehicle park located in the historic part of Virginia: Northern Neck. Is camp is in the far south of the Northern Neck, surrounded by Raphannock Potomaco and rivers. Some of the amenities include sites for vehicles oceanfront complete connections, an outside pool, miniature golf area, a fishing pier crabs, rental boats and canoes, boat ramp and other activities. The resort offers guided trips on the day the battlefield of Fredericksburg, bird watching in Caledon State Park and a cruise of 27 miles (43.45 km) from Chesapeake Bay to Smith Island. It is open all year. Chesapeake Bay Camp-Resort 382 Campground Road Reedville, VA 22539 804-453-3430
Halloween
Came for Halloween on the second weekend, heard it was great and wasn't disapointed. The kids had a great time dressing up for the costume contest and trick or treating. Some of the other campers really get into the weekend. Looks like the place gets real busy during the summer. I think this is the most stuff I have seen in a campground. We are coming back this summer, made reservations when we left.
Great Time for all!
Multiple swimming pools for children of all ages. Playgrounds for smaller children. Putt Putt golf and paddle boats are part of great time. Beautiful sunsets. 4 fishing piers. This is a great campground for anyone who likes being close to the water. Bring your own boat or rent one.
Great Water Access
It was Labor Day, so it was crowded, but that's to be expected. Great pool facilities, lots of pier space and beach. Good activities that the kids enjoyed. Our site was on the small side, but it was a great weekend!
We camped here in July. Since we arrived at almost 10 pm, we used the express check-in. All of our documents were waiting for us at the Ranger’s station, which was very convenient. We had a shaded site that had a lot of tall trees, but really no shrubbery between sites. (Beware, the water view sites have NO shade and the Eastern Shore of Virginia in July is HOT!) Since we have a small camper, the site we got was one of their smaller ones, but it was large enough for our comfort. The only slight problem we had was trying to figure out which connections were ours, and which were our neighbors’. It wasn’t clearly marked, but it all worked out fine. The bathhouse we used was dated, but clean and air conditioned.
Unfortunately, we weren’t staying long, but we definitely enjoyed our stay while we were there. The campground has a little café, where we did eat a tasty breakfast. We also bought vegetables from their fresh farm stand. The general store was nicely stocked with most of the essentials and lots of souvenirs. We saw the pools and mini golf, but never got a chance to enjoy them because we decided to spend our time crabbing from the four different piers. What fun!! This was my first time crabbing and we had a blast! After buying some supplies at the bait and tackle shop on site, we caught a few crabs that were big enough to keep and we cooked them to have with our dinner. We had so much fun crabbing, that we did it again the next morning before we checked out.
Cherrystone offers boat rentals; kayak, canoe and small motor boats. They have pedal boats, but the pond they are in is really small. Registered campers are also allowed to bring their own boats. Golf cart rentals are also available. For those who don’t have their own camping gear, Cherrystone offers cottage, cabin and trailer rentals. We had a great time here. The only real disappointment was that we didn’t stay long enough. We are planning to go back and stay longer so we can enjoy more of the activities.
Cherrystone Family Camping Resort, Campground Reviews
