• RV campgrounds can be found all across Virginia.rv,motorcoach image by Greg Pickens from Fotolia.com
  
  Virginia is where the South begins: colonial mansions, rolling hills and a rich history beginning with the settlement at Jamestown in 1607. It is home to famous statesmen, including the nation’s first and third presidents, George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, and that great Civil War commander, General Robert E. Lee whose gracious home overlooks Arlington National Cemetery. RV travelers will find campgrounds close to all the state's major attractions, from the western border to Chesapeake Bay.
  
  

Cherrystone Family Camping Resort

• Cherrystone Family Camping Resort is a huge RV resort located on the shores of Chesapeake Bay, 11 miles north of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel. The resort has more than 500 spaces for recreational vehicles on 300 acres. RVers can choose which hook-ups they want, if any, and if they'd like a water view. The resort also has a cafe, convenience store, laundry, swimming pools, playground, dog walking areas, a boat ramp and a fish-cleaning station.
  
  Cherrystone Family Camping Resort
  
  1344 Townfield Drive
  
  Cape Charles, VA 23310
  
  757-331-3740
  
  cherrystoneva.com
  
  

Lake Ridge RV Resort and Campground

• Lake Ridge RV Resort and Campground is located on the western side of Virginia, not far from the West Virginia and North Carolina borders. Lake Ridge offers three types of RV sites: full hook-ups with a concrete pad, full hook-ups with a pull-through site or water and electric hook-ups only. Campground amenities include a four-acre fishing lake, swimming pools, game room, basketball court, weekly hay rides, café, laundromat, store and playgrounds.
  
  Lake Ridge RV Resort & Campground
  
  8736 Double Cabin Road
  
  Hillsville, VA 24343
  
  276-766-3703
  
  lakeridgerv.com
  
  

Staunton State Park

• Staunton State Park, operated by the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation, is a National Historic Landmark because the structures were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. It is one of 24 Virginia state parks with campgrounds. The park is set on 2,400 acres around Buggs Island Lake, one of the state’s largest lakes. The campground has 20- and 30-amp electrical hook-ups, but no sewer hook-ups, though there is a dump station on site. The campground, located in central Virginia, also has a laundry, recycling stations, boat launch and swimming area.
  
  Staunton State Park
  
  1170 Staunton Trail
  
  Scottsburg, VA 24589
  
  434-572-4623
  
  dcr.virginia.gov
  
  

Mathews Arm Campground

• Mathews Arm Campground is one of three campgrounds in Shenandoah National Park which accepts recreational vehicles. It is located at Milepost 22 on Skyline Drive in the park. Hook-ups are not available, but a dump station and restrooms are available. Sites have fire rings and picnic tables with access to hiking trails.
  
  Mathews Arm Campground
  
  c/o Shenandoah National Park
  
  3655 U.S. Hwy. 211 East
  
  Luray, VA 22835
  
  540-999-3132
  
  recreation.gov