This State Park is one of the newest parks in virginia. All roads into the park are paved and well graded...No problems with Big Rig access. All sites are gravel,level,with good drainage. New Electrical boxes with 20,30,and 50 amp service. Water pressure around 40 p.s.i. Lots of trails to bike and hike on. Horses are allowed in most areas of the park also. Restrooms were new and well maintained. This may be our favorite park yet!! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The "Red Oak" camping area is excellent for any camper from a tent to a 40 footer. It has all the amenities listed and we loved it. The down side to it is that it is about a mile from the river. They have "primitive" camping right on the river in a grassy field (nice bathhouse up the hill, pit toilet near the river). I would stay there in the spring or fall when I wouldn't be craving the AC. I understand why they built the more modern camping facility at the top of the hill, the James River is subject to flooding through this area. Most of the time this is a beautiful rolling river. The park offers a livery service with canoes, kayaks, and tubes. They will work with you if you have your own boats to transport. The river rides are two, seven or nine miles(no tubes for seven+ miles). We did the seven miles in our own boats. The river is perfect for any family with little to no paddling skills, at least the day we went it was. Call and ask they are very helpful. Enjoy! We camped here in a Motorhome.