RV Parks in Virginia

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"I am a full time Mom of a disabled child. He had surgery 3 weeks ago, so I have been 24/7 caring for him as he heals. I had 24 hours to getaway and have always wanted to stay in a yurt. This popped up and was available last minute and was only 1.5 hours from my house. Upon my arrival, I contacted the property manager Josh as I didn’t get the arrival instructions from VRBO. He called me immediately and told me where to go. Parking was easy, but is a little walk to the camping spot. The property...

"Stayed here in a 40’ rv trailer for the Rock Fest. Stephanie was super helpful. Nice quiet property with plenty of room to spread out."

"it was clean and you have a water bag for your shower. "

"The location was great and the facilities were new."

"You can tell this is a newer campground and the camper itself which was older, was still in the process of being remodeled. However, do not let that deter you from choosing to stay here when in Martinsville. The hosts were absolutely top notch and if we needed anything at all, they didn't hesitate! We were here for the Martinsville Speedway race (speedway is approx 1.2 miles from the camper) and unfortunately we had inclement weather which forced us to stay an extra night. The hosts graciously...

"My boyfriend and I stayed in a glamping tent over the weekend and it was phenomenal! Perfect for a nice fall getaway. We will be back in the summer with our kids for a fun trip in the cabins! "

"The pictures honestly do not do this glamping home away from home justice! I could not stop saying how cute it was when we arrived. The bed is so comfy and the shower is fantastic. Our only complaint was we ran out of propane in the fire pit 20 minutes into our first night. Would recommend and would stay again!"

"This quiet retreat was perfect for our visit to the Charlottesville area. We liked watching the birds from the sweet deck that overlooks the pond. Nice house with a super comfortable bed. We would go there again."

"The road to the camper was washed out, rutted and crumbling asphalt that took you from a residential neighborhood to the winding top of a hill. The camper itself was fine, cute even and clean. The location was concerning. The camper had campers in storage on either side of it. The other homes were campers that people were living in, older occupied and unoccupied mobile homes. The area looked run down and trash bags piled up in yards. It was quiet other than the neighbors peacocks which weren’t a...