As previous reviews mentioned, this is a large park associated with Kings Dominion amusement park. (Try to find a "real" campground map; all you get is info on the amusement park.) It is less than a mile from I-95, but we did not hear road noise; roller coaster was not bad, and the trains did not run often at night. There are a lot of shade trees, and the tenting sites are large and shaded, though most were as far from the one bath house as you could get. Registration was easy and fast, our Good Sam club having made reservations in advance. However, the bathrooms/showers definitely needed attention. Shower floors and walls were clean, but don't look up. Gunk in ceiling vents was not encouraging. Also, they have no changing area for the showers so there is one bench and 6 hooks; it's like back in junior high. Toilets were clean, but one stall had minimal toilet paper on Saturday and by Sunday afternoon still had not had new paper added. Were they 'really' cleaned? Or did they just pass a mop over the floor? But my biggest complaint is with the hidebound, rigid rules and the lack of common sense displayed by management. My wife and I went to the pool with a couple of foam noodles to use for exercise on our arthritic knees and joints. We were told, no noodles. Why--because it's a rule. I asked to see management. The manager showed up and said we could not take the noodles in. Why? Because he had to support his life guard. But WHY no noodles? It's the rule. I pointed out it wasn't posted. That's when the lifeguard said it was posted....at the water park in Kings Dominion. Ahhh there is the issue. The rules for the water park--super slides, surf machines, crowded floating rivers--are the same as for the relatively small swimming pool at the campground located over a half mile from the park entrance. Where is the common sense in that! And the manager, rather than challenging the lack of common sense, or requesting a waiver for the park, backs a young life guard who feels he needs to keep to the letter of the rule posted far away. Add to that, there were a total of 4 other people in the pool at the time. Bad enough, and enough to make us not want to go back. But in checking with our club, one member took her grandchildren to the pool on Sunday morning and the pool was closed. Why? Because the swimming pool at the campground has to have the same hours as the water park at Kings Dominion. Apparently management is only interested in getting the money and people into the amusement park and doesn't really care about campers. Now, if you want somewhere close to stay to go to the amusement park, this might be an OK spot. But if it is camping experience you are looking for close to Richmond, this is NOT a good place to stay. And if you are traveling I-95 and looking for an overnight, you would do far better staying at the Flying J a few miles north or the Bass Outlet a few miles south, both with better bathrooms and both at NO charge. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park, clean, easy access on and off 95. Shuttle to and from the park was quick and efficient. Bath house was clean and seemed to be well maintained. The roads are a bit confusing and tight for larger rig's but pretty level. Pulling into the sites are a bit tight in the pull thru's due to some ill placed poles marking the site but if you plan it out right you're fine. Staff was very friendly. Overall quiet wooded park, no golf carts whizzing around. You can hear kings dominion but it isn't bad and we only heard the train while outside the camper. We'll definitely be back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We loved this park. The shuttle to the amusement park was fast and brought us quickly to the park and back. Our site was clean and the employees were very friendly. The bath house could have been cleaner, but generally everything was well maintained. We read reviews that said the park was loud, but we did not find that to be true. You can hear the roller coasters and their riders and I did hear the train before I went to bed, but it was in the distance and never woke me up. We are already planning our next trip! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice wooded park. Stopped in March on way back from Florida. Staff was very friendly. Water available year long which is nice at that time of year. Easy access off the highway. Roads are a little tight for big rigs but were flat. Would use it as a stop over again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here to go to the Kings Dominion amusement park. Staff were very friendly and helpful. They have a shuttle over to the amusement park. Site was pull through but not very long. Sites were close together, we were at 172. Campground can be noisy because of the amusement park and nearby railroad track. Pool was already closed for season but we were told they have life guards when it is open. Campground is showing its age, could use some upgrades. There are very small signs with no lights, very easy to miss at night. Close to I95 for overnight stays. We do plan to stay here again when going to King Dominion. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We live nearby and use this campground for dumping and taking on water as we come and go on trips. They only charge $10 for the service. It's less than a half mile from King's Dominion and less than 1 mile off I-95. We haven't camped overnight, but from driving through several times it is a nice setting. The sites seem large and nicely wooded. The layout is generous with plenty of maneuvering room. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here during Kingsfest. The campground was full beyond capacity, but the campground maintain the facilities great. The shuttle was full at all times, that was the only drawback. Would highly recommend this campground. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

We stayed here over the Memorial Day holiday & it is a nice campground. Check in was a little slow & you have to follow the map to your site (which proved a bit confusing for some other guests). Our site had plenty of room. Restrooms were very clean & staff was friendly. There is a train that runs at different hours, but honeslty I hardly noticed it after the first day. It wasn't continuous, so not that bothersome. The campground was actually pretty quiet, considering it was full. Shuttle bus is great because it takes you back and forth to the park. All in all, not a bad campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for one night on our way home. It served that purpose. Sites are very close together. We barely fit in the pull through with our car attached. You need to be a deep sleeper because there is train traffic all the time. Restrooms and showers were clean. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Excellent camground. Stayed here 30+ times, very nice if you are going to KD, great shuttle, always been very clean, employees are always nice. Only thing neg is train tracks, and they get very booked up early on Holidays and Race weekends We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed 4 days and had a great time. The campground got pretty busy over the holiday weekend, but the way they have it set up it was pretty spaced out. The shuttle to the park ran every 15 min. or better. You can also take your pet on the shuttle to drop off at the kennel. They honor season pass, and Good Sam discounts. Both are the same. Restrooms were very clean, even during peak weekend. Staff was friendly, and they have a good store and lodge w/ game room. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

As other post have stated good campground if visiting Kings Dominion, but also as stop on long trip north or south as it is right off the highway. Shuttle a plus if you are patient. The workers were pleasant to us during our stay. Restrooms were just OK, big pool but could use a vacuum and a little less chlorine. Good store and game room. Some sites were actually fairly large. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We camped here so we could go to Kings Dominion park. We loved this campground. Very simple, nothing fancy. But the people who work here are very friendly. The shuttle to the park was a very nice convenience. Never had to wait more than 15 minutes. We camped with our 2 dogs and they were allowed on the shuttle also. We took them to the kennel at the park while we went on rides...another nice feature. The camp store was well stocked and the pool was refreshing. We will definitely be back. We camped here in a Tent.

We were here for the last operating weekend for Kings' Dominion. The shuttle to the park ran all day both days. It was very convenient. It was a really cold weekend, (22 degrees F), so we were glad to find a Wal-mart at the next exit south on I-95 for warmer supplies. Restrooms were clean and heated. We did hear the train a few times but were so tired from our day in the amusement park, it did not affect our sleep. The big attraction is the amusement park next door. The campground was not crowded but looks as if it could be during summer season. Easy acess off I-95. We will be back. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

We had a great time, i found the employees very friendly. I didn't like the first site they gave me (by me i mean the female in the marriage, who decided to take the family camping without the husband LOL) so i requested one that I wanted and they were excellent about changing my site. Paid a small fee the next day to leave our 5th wheel for the day and run the bus to Kings Dominion and back. WE WILL STAY THERE A LOT MORE NEXT YEAR! Also rumor has it Kings Dominion has been bought out and the "new" company is talking of upgrading the camp ground. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice park. We have been to PKD many times but first time in the campground. We were there last two amusement park operating days of year. I think CG is open year round. Hardly anyone in the CG. We had very nice sites back near the cabins. It got really cold (22 degrees) at night but shower room was heated and water was hot! Looks like sites with pads near office could get a bit crowded during busy season...otherwise a nice CG for a park visit or overnight on I-95. Shuttle to park was nice and ran regular schedule even though it was last day of the parks operating season. You do hear the train. It did not bother the kids after long days in the park. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

We were going to the theme park so we stayed at this campground. It was nice. They had a free shuttle that took you right to the entrance of the park, which was nice also. We will stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Sites very small and close together. Full of dog droppings. Staff clueless. Advised staff on resvervation how long my unit was and was told they had sites big enough..No way!! Pull thru barely fit my 27 TT.Hooks up mid site bring 2 water hoses and and extension cord. Site next door was 2ft away. Staff gave me wrong spot number and directed to another site down a road we could not fit. Not clean and poorly run. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We just got back from a very nice weekend. We camped in the pop-up area where all the sites have cement slabs making them very level but some sites have bigger drop from the slab to the ground making them more prone to tripping then a need for bandades. The entire staff was friendly. It's so nice to have firewood delivered to the site and trash pickup at least 4 times a day. The shuttle service to Kings Dominion Amusement Park ran about every half hour. The first day we just missed the shuttle but didn't mind the cool wait in the game room till the next one showed up. The life guards were great, making sure no floatation was used with the exception of the free use of the pools life jacket. We camped here 4 nights with 2 grand daughters. We plan on coming back next year with 4 grand kids. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Outstanding park. Sites are level and easy to get in. The park even runs a shuttle to the frnt gate of the amusement park. Nice pool and Kind people. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here two nights while visiting the amusement park. We were lucky and were given a shaded campsite. There are some sites without trees. The campsite we were given had the electric and water hookups on the opposite side of the trailer (the door side). When we asked if we could move over one site, we were nastily told no. When I said that site was available, they said it would be too much trouble to change. I had to buy a longer water hose at their campstore just to hook up! Trash pickup several times a day from the front of your campsite was convenient. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We enjoyed our stay at this campground. Very close to the park and the shuttle option was great, just wish there was more than one bus (that is shared with the hotel down the street - made the closing runs long and crowded). The pool wasn't the cleanest and if you have small children they are not allowed to use their own floatation devices - must use provided life preservers for insurance reasons. We were in the front of the park close to the bath house which was convenient however there are only 2 so it could be quite a hike depending on where your site is located. The road noise didn’t bother us; neither did the train that runs parallel to the campground. The camp store was well stocked, and the kids enjoyed the game room and the television/lounge area provided great little resting place since it was 100 degrees out. The mini golf course isn’t worth the $2 they charge per player but they do have a nice playground and volleyball pit so there are other activities. We’ll be returning again since we have Season Passes however unless we were going to the park, I don’t think we’d visit. We camped here in a Tent.

Stayed twice this year. I would not recommend this campground for more then a 1 night stay. It is right on Kings Dominion which makes it a great place to stay the night before going to the Amusement Park and that is the only reason that I will stay there. The toilets were for the most part clean put the showers both times I was there was not clean at all. Alot of the W/E sites are really small and difficult to get into. My 6 year old liked splashing water on me and his sisters when he was in the pool. The Pool Nazi would not allow this. I would understand if some people were in floats reading books and trying to relax, but floats were not allowed and people were trying to keep cool and have fun. With a little site clean-up and updating of the facilities this would be a real nice campground if they got rid of the Pool NAZI!!! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is a professionally designed and built campground. Great game room (no pinball !?!), pool and registration, sites are huge, lots of pull thrus, level sites & roads, separate tenting, group tenting, and pop up areas, large play ground and pool, clean and well lit, only 3 cabins. The camp store is a bit small but they had what I needed. If you are visiting Kings Dominion (KD) this campground is a mile away and has a continuous running free shuttle. We spoke to a couple of campers who were camping for other reasons then KD, but I would have to pass this camp by if I were looking for a destination campground since there is little to do. Though it is very quite during the day since everyone is at the park. We will definitely be back for our next visit to KD. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We like this park but if you're planning on going on a holiday - be prepared. We were at the campground for Memorial Weekend and it was full. While the campground itself is nice (the shuttle to/from the park is great and the staff is very friendly), the restrooms are inadequate for the number of sites. They have over 250 sites and only two bathhouses with about 8 showers and 12 toilets total for ladies. They tried to keep it clean, but with that heavy usage, it was impossible. There were many tent and pop up campers (ourselves included) who had to use the restrooms and had to stand in line - no matter what time of day we went. I-95 road noise is also a problem in the pop up end of the park. If you're looking for an overnight park, this would work too - spots were pretty level and they do a good job of separating pop-ups and tents from larger units. It's much nicer than Americamps down the road in our opinion. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Great place to stay when visiting the amusement park or for a stop over off of 95. The sites are a little unlevel but manageable. The store has very little and closes early but there is a 7-eleven and Burger King right there. Good playground and gameroom. The pool was closed because it is after season but I was there last July and it was very nice. They take Good Sams so it was lower than the quoted rate.They have a shuttle to the park but we didn't use it. Parking was $8. We liked the freedom to come back to the camper for lunch and dinner and return to the park. We will definatley be back! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a great campground to stay at when visiting Paramounts King's Dominion. They have a shuttle that takes you to the park and runs all day long from an hour before park opens until an hour or so after it closes. They also allowed someone to take their dog on the shuttle so they could put it in the kennel at the park. The campground was nice. We got a pull thru site and although it was in the area with all the tall pines(which I love) we had no prblem with our 30' Trailer and slide-out, the site was big. The interior roads were gravel, but riding our bikes around we noticed a lot of potholes. The pool was nice and they had a life guard. There was a store which was moderately stocked (could be better), a lounge area with couches and TV and a nice size gameroom(which is the same room). Laundry facilities were adequate for this campground with all new washers/dryers. The restroom/showers could have been nicer and cleaner. The shower especially wasn't very clean...glad I don't have to use them! One other plus about this campground is that it is only about 1 mile off I95, so it makes a great stop over for those traveling up and down the east coast. The staff was very nice. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.