One of the best kept secrets in Virginia Beach! HUGE campsites. Bath houses are cleaned daily and while we were there, checked several times a day. Park Rangers made regular patrols. Short hike over the dunes to the beach. Shower at the end of the dune crossover to wash off the sand. One play ground, so you have to drive over there. Camp store has everything you could need. Lots of interpretive programs and even had a nightly family movie. We'll be back! We camped here in a Tent.

This park was nice. It looks to be an older state park but still well maintained. The roads are paved but the sites are just sand/dirt (ours was level). Daily activities scheduled. Store was well stocked and restrooms in that area were newer. There’s a trail center across the street and a museum located near the beach. Sites near the dunes didn’t look to be shaded, sites on back sides of loops were shaded but near a busy road. Not sure if we’d stay here again, as we all missed having a pool, but that's nothing against the campground itself. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Only stayed here for one night. My daughter said the restrooms were really dirty. Short walk over the dunes to a beach. Sites were just ok...all sand and not really level. Probably would not stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

First Landing State Park is a very nice place to stay, if you are not looking for luxury. We had a 37' Fifth Wheel and could make it around all the roads, but they are tight....and sand only. The sites themselves vary widely. Some are level, some are not. Just a short walk (1 minute) over the dune lands you at the Chesapeake Bay waterfront. It's very beautiful and not too crowded, as the beach is for the park only. The water stays shallow (about 2' deep) up to 100' or so from shore. There are lots of crabs and stuff running around. We went in August, so it was Jelly Fish time, and we even saw one ray. It's certainly worth the money, and we will be going back again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a great park on the chesapeake bay. Sites are sandy and are behind the dunes so you cant see the ocean but can walk right over the dunes on the walkways. The showers were a bit rundown and needed updating. Beware of soft sand we got stuck and had to dig to get out barely did thinking we would have to get a 4x4 to get the trailer out. Lots of privacy around the dune area. Recently updated to 50 amp service and water on alot of sites We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Bathhouses older and worn looking but probably serviceable, three private shower rooms in the bathhouse near us. Unfortunately many campsites not open for use when we were there so site selection was limited, the G loop has water/electric with some sites large enough for RV's, we have a 30 ft class A. Some sites were quite level and others were not, our site was filthy with junk left by a previous camper but most looked OK. There are some small sites shaded by pine trees but they are very close to the road. The sites closer to the beach are more open and scrubby. The beach is very close, just separated from the campground by the dunes. Beach access is via several walkways throughout the park. Expensive but location is everything. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Located on Chesapeake Bay so can walk over dunes to a beach. Sites vary from being in sandy, sunny areas to being in woods. Park is located between the bay and a busy parkway with some sites located very near the parkway. We visited in the off season and could pick our site; during busy periods some sites could be rather noisy due to the traffic. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We really liked the campground. Short walk to the beach. Store staff was very friendly. We will stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We enjoyed our stay at First Landing SP. All sites were just a short walk over the dunes to Chesapeake Bay. We were there July 4th weekend. It was busy at the day use parking area. We enjoyed the 4th of July barbecue they provided and the fireworks from the beach. The rest of the week was quiet. They have a lot of nature programs that we took advantage of with the kids-crabbing, turtle hunt, sunset beach walk. There were beautiful walking and biking trails on the other side of the busy highway that runs through the state park. Some campsites are extremely close to this highway. Lots of noise during the day. Park is mostly shady tent sites. There was a grassy parking area for big rigs near the campstore/day use parking area but no hook ups. Campstore was one of the best stocked I have seen. Lots of camping/fishing stuff and tons of souveniers. Many well behaved dogs on the beach. I believe a lot of locals bring their dogs because we didn't see a lot around the campground. We didn't bring our pets because we wanted to visit Virginia Beach but the next time we go we will definitely bring the dogs. Only a short drive to Virginia Beach. Staff very friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We camped here over Memorial Day weekend, so our comments should be taken in that context. In short, we will not come here again during any busy period. Thus far we have been quite pleased with Virginia State Parks, but this was just too crowded. Other state parks we've been to typically isolate the campground from other facilities. But here they have a day use area with access to the Chesapeake Bay for beachgoers, an educational center, and an amphitheater -- all adjacent to the campground. In fact, you have to drive through the day use parking area and past the educational center and amphiteater to get to one loop of the campground. There seemed to be evening activities at the amphiteater all three nights, so I'm sure those in the loop got little peace. The camp store is adjacent (adjoined?) to the educational center and amphiteater, but on this weekend with its day-use hoards there was no parking anywhere near it. But the kicker for us (with no shower and hot water in our small popup): On Saturday and Sunday they seemed to run out of hot water at every bathhouse. (Friday night was fine.) We tried three of them Sunday and finally resigned ourselves to cold showers. The staff guessed that demand outstripped supply. There is a major thoroughfare adjacent to the campground, and some campsites are no more than 100' from the road, with nothing more than a fence and some vegetation separating the road from the site -- obviously not very peaceful. Fortunately, we got a site closer to the bay, and it was actually very nice. They told us there are no "waterfront" sites and that those closest to the bay are separated from it by sand dunes. But we could partially see the bay over the dunes. And we had a much better view from atop a small dune next to the site on which we could set our chairs and watch the sunset across the water. So the site itself was quite nice, and level. I think this would be a very nice park to visit in, say, September (NOT Labor Day), when the air and Chesapeake Bay are still warm but the crowds have diminished. But again, not for us during busy season. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Charged $3.00 Per Night additionally for each pet. Also for $17.50 the sites where not maintained, needed to have the grass cut. Beach was very trashy. I have been to State Parks before, but this one really stunk. We camped here in a camper.

We stayed in the super sites and they were all nicely leveled. It was early in the season and they were just starting to fix everything up for summer. They have a total of 4 pools 3 which are old. 8 bathrooms and 1 of them is new. Its a nice friendly place and when we needed suggestions on what to do around Virginia beach, the office lady was able to give us great ideas. The roads not in the super sites area need to be up-dated and they need new bathrooms but otherwise everything else is nice. You cant sleep-in here because at 8am the air-force base begins flying its jets right over the area. Its not the campgrounds fault for the planes but every place in Virginia beach will hear the planes. We would camp here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Friendly staff, and a very clean park. Very empty in winter. Easy to navigate and a fair price. No complaints at all. We would return again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a HUGE campground but feels homey. Everything was very clean and neat and the staff couldn't have been friendlier. There are a lot of things for kids to do. Our site was a reasonable size - we saw larger ones but we had plenty of room. We were there for the Halloween celebration weekend and they had many activities but some were a little pricey. We did enjoy decorating our site and taking the grandkids trick-or-treating. The jets flying into Oceana went right over head and were extremely LOUD but only on Friday - nothing over the weekend. We were expecting this so were not really bothered. We were bothered by the teenagers driving the golf carts in the campground. There were a lot of them and they drove recklessly - sometimes racing - with their radios blasting. The campground security people chased some of them down and took their keys but then we'd see them again later. We could not let our grandkids go anywhere without us for fear they'd be run over. We really liked this campground but will not return if they continue to allow kids to operate golf carts. We would have given this campground an 8 or 9 but the golf cart situation was a big minus. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a huge campground. WiFi was good but it cost extra. Showers were filthy. Bathroom was OK. The store was closed unless you went across the street to get someone to open it. All but one pool were closed. They did provide a fact sheet on where the attractions were and how to get to them. Don't think I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Our first visit here and we loved it. We were in the super sites with concrete pads, plenty of grassy space between sites, fire pit. There was security at the gate entrance evenings and nights which made us feel safer. WiFi available. Everything was clean and in order. Military jets overhead did not bother us, we loved it. There was very little jet noise at night. We would stay here again without hesitation We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice campground when visiting Virginia Beach area. We were in a large pull-though site that was easy to get in and out of the campground to see Virginia Beach. The main pool (they have 4) was close and it was nice to see they now have a little cafe that serves breakfast, lunch, and light dinners along with ice cream. The laundry facilities was large and clean. The jets overhead were loud but on the weekend there weren't too many. We will be back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a great park. My kids had a blast at the pools, ice cream stores, and playgrounds. Nightly entertainment at the front pool. New laundry facilities are great. Bathrooms are newly remodeled, lots of sand, but you will have that at the beach!!! Highly recommended ! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We were very pleased with this campground. They have 4 pools but we only saw 3 of them and actually used 2 of them. They did not have lifeguards on duty, but an employee was always at the pools. This is the largest campground that we have ever stayed in and it was one of the quietest campgrounds. We stayed on site 560 and it was huge. My brother stayed on 562 and it was just as large. We could have all stayed on one site and had plenty of room. The free parking they offer was wonderful, but plan to get there early. The parking lot filled up quickly and they really pack people in. They also have 2 stores stocked with most everything you would need. They did charge $4.00 a day for internet. Another con was that they did not have fire rings. The bath house near our site is the only one we used and it was clean. The water pressure was not very good in the showers. It made it difficult to get all the sand from your hair. They had movies each night and on Friday night they had a DJ at the front pool. We would stay here again it was a terrific experience. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Great campground very clean and lots to do. Pools and playgrounds were great. Very nice for children of all ages. Trolley was nice to have, but the free parking at the beach is a huge extra; especially with young children and tons of things to carry. Our family loved it and will be back! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Excellent park!! Although, we were placed in an over flow site with mostly tents and pop-ups, we were very pleased with the size of our site and a majority of all the others we had seen as well. The staff was very helpful and the facilities were very well maintained. We will return again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Good location. Nice pool areas. We spent alot of time at the pool and then at Virginia Beach. Part of the reason we picked this campground was because they have their own parking lot at the beach so we didn't have to pay for parking everytime we went to the beach. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Holiday Trav-L-Park is extremely clean and maintained. This campground does have lifeguards at two of its four pools. The incident with the young man at the front pool was handled beautifully by all staff members, employees, managers, other campers who assisted and local EMS services. The young camper is doing well because of all the efforts. I am extremely impressed with this campground and will camp here for years to come. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Ok, there is no getting around it. This park has jet noise from the nearby naval air station, but it was not that bad when we were there. Fortunately they did not take off at night. That said, it was still a great park--very clean and pretty. The staff was nice and helpful. We stayed in a super site—plenty long and ample width. The pads were cement and level. These sites had a patio, a table, and a portable fire pit. Much of the park is shaded but these sites were not. The 2 pools we saw (there are 4 total) looked clean, and there was a cute mini-golf course. The showers were clean. They had free WiFi throughout the park, but they were changing carriers when we were there, and it was not available. There were lots of cable channels with good reception. The park is not right on the beach, but it is a short drive (3 mi.)to their free parking lot that is just 2 blocks from the beach. There was not much parking in the beach area so this lot came in handy. We hope we can stay there again and definitely recommend it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was an excellent campground. We truly enjoyed our stay. The staff was friendly. The facilities were clean and well kept. The location is great. The free parking lot at the beach was a huge bonus. Our site backed to woods and was a great size. There were several activities each evening. The only reasons for the 8 rating and not a 10 are the lack of fire rings on the site, the over priced firewood at the camp store, and the fact that only 3 of the 4 pools where open when the campground was fully, if not over booked. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We were very disappointed with this campground. Our site was horribly unlevel. The bathrooms were filthy and there was trash everywhere. Kids ran wild. There was minimal parental supervision. The pools were unsafe due to rough housing. There was a serious incident where one teen almost drown. For all of the previous reviews we expected a much better experience. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here on the recommendation of our neighbors and loved it! Three of the four pools were open and had great entertainment by the front pool at night. The staff was super friendly. The jet noise was not bothersome at all, as maybe five jets went overhead all weekend. Our site was nice and level. We walked through the supersites and they were really nice, but much too pricey for me. The trolley is a great way to get around too. The only downside was the children and lack of supervision. Kids are riding bikes all hours of the day & night with no apparent care for pedestrians or motor vehicles. There are also no lifeguards at any of the pools and one child almost drowned during our visit. Signs are posted to swim at your own risk, but again no parental supervision is enforced. This is not the place to go if you're looking for a quite getaway either. Our whole family had a blast, so we will definitely return! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed with 2 other families and had a great time. We only live about 10 miles away but use this campground as our yearly shake-down first trip of the season campground. With it being early in the season not all the amenities were open but the park staff was friendly and and was working hard to spruce the place up after the winter season. Yes you do get low level fly bys here but not late at night and it was enjoyable seeing the planes and knowing they are practicing to protect our freedoms to go camp. Would recommend staying at this campground if you want a place that is close to everything the beach has to offer. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Yes, it is right next to the Air station, but it really was not that bad - or you can say that we are just used to jet noise. The only complaint that we have is that they seemed to clean the bathrooms at odd times. 8:00 in the morning we walk up and the bathroom is closed for cleaning. We plan to go back. Watch your trash. The squirrels are not bothered by anybody or anything. They will go right up to your trash and start picking through it. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Super sites are the best thing ever. Though expensive during the busy season we stayed in the off season and they are very affordable. They are level and perfect. We did have trouble getting a WiFi connection as did a friend who was staying at the site next to us. Lots of jets overhead but hey...we travel to experience different things. Very close to the Virginia aquarium. Nice playground. Nice people. Daily trash pickup. Paved roads. Wonderful experience. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Stayed here several weeks on one of their very large super sites...Satellite friendly,close to shopping and grocery. As a native of this area I was aware of the low flying aircraft and as such it wasn't a big deal....Might bother others but it's not all the time and seldom late at night. Don't miss the VA Aquarium and Science Center!! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here off season in their "Super Sites". These run $70 normally (yikes!). Nice site. Really wide and long. There would be no need to unhook even the longest rigs. We moved from our first site, as we had asked for a satellite friendly site and they put us right next to a dense stand of trees to the south (the park was empty, so it seemed strange that they did this). Facilities are a bit worn, but they have lots of everything. Four pools (all closed this time of year), mini golf, huge store (also closed). Trash pickup is a plus. Expensive internet (we use satellite). We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here two nights in October to ride out a nor'easter that closed the Chesapeake Bay Bridge/Tunnel. We found this to be a very nice, well-managed park, very clean with a positive attitude from staff. Did not use the restrooms/showers as we use our own in the trailer. I thought the rate was reasonable; we had a regular site. The "Super sites" have cable tv. I appreciated the garbage pickup at the site; a convenience not often found in RV parks. Lots of French-Canadians around; they are very interesting to talk with if they speak English or you speak French! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

New super sites are excellent with cement pads and wide sites with 50 amp and cable tv. Rest of park is older with narrow roads and dirt sites. The worst part of rv park camping in Virginia Beach is Naval Air Station Oceana. Both this park and the KOA across the road are right underneath the flight path of the fighter jets and helicopters. The noise is deafening! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed in the Super Sites. Loved them. Very well kept and spacious. Pool near the Super Sites was nice as well. WiFi costs extra. We went without. We were not thrilled, however, to discover that they allow kids (and their parents) to zoom about the place on mini bikes. So much for the speed limit. That's a lawsuit waiting to happen IMHO. Many upgrades going on. We'll be back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We did not stay on one of the supersites but rather out with the other common folk. Our site at the end of a roadway was fine and large enough for our fifth wheel and truck. However some of the sites were larger than others. The bathrooms were clean. The downside to the place is the constant jet take off's and landings from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Approximately every 3 to 5 minutes. It does get to be a little much. Also no cable TV and the reception with the RV antenna is not that great either. We did bike through the KOA which is just down the road and that place really looks run down compared to the Holiday L Travelpark. We also visited the First Landing State Park which is right on the water. Campsites there are just over the dune from the ocean. Beautiful but only limited water/sewer hookups and the bathrooms were a little primitive (what one would expect from a state campground). So Holiday L Travelpark is the best of the three. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Awesome supersites include poured concrete pads with large picnic table, elevated fire ring, and lighted utility pedestal. A very active, busy, people orientated rv park not for those looking for a quiet, restful experience. A great park for a family vacation with heated pools, large arcade, mini golf, two stores, bingo and live entertainment nightly. It's very close to Virginia Beach and within an hours drive of most Williamsburg attractions. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Wow - the Super Sites are the bomb at this place!! We stayed down by the horse farm and it was sooo peaceful. The Super Sites are paved and huge. Worth the money. We were within walking distance of the pool. The trolley comes right to the campground and takes you to the beach. You can either pay $1 a trip or $5 for unlimited trips for 3 days. Well worth it. They had a band playing at the main pool - that was nice. But, we didn't realize this park was a French-Canadian owned campground. Not a bad thing - but be warned, alot of people don't speak English. That made it alittle difficult - but, for the main part - it was fine. The staff was very nice in the check-in office, but, the staff in the store left a little to be desired. You can rent golf carts there. We took our bikes and enjoyed morning rides. VERY nice park. The sites were completely level and the hook-ups were great. The other area of the park seemed nice too, we rode around. The sites seemed a little tight though and were all dirt. The concrete sites of the Super Sites made it very nice. There were Fifth Wheels in the regular section and they looked very crammed - pay the extra money and stay in the Super Site section. Bathrooms and showers were very clean. They had mini-golf on site - $5 a person. We didn't play but it appeared clean. They also have an outside movie place for the kids. Lots going on. Main pool very crowded- other pools were not. Recommend. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We Love this campground. Large campground with nice pools, nice game room, and lots of activities for the kids, and entertainment nightly for the Mrs. The staff is friendly and helpful. If you can't understand some of the French Canadian help, ask for a manager, they are very helpful. Close to the beach, and great for bicycle riding. We've been going here for 4 years now, and love it every time. Jet noise from nearby air-base is cool. It is fun to watch the Navy fighter jets fly around the outskirts of the campground, and sometimes directly overhead. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Our second time at this park and again, a terrific experience! The staff, though French speaking, are very friendly. Management was very helpful when we decided to extend our trip, and we didn't want to move sites. They worked on juggling other short stay sites and phoned our cell phone hours later when they were successful. Jet noise? I bought a bumper sticker that says "I love jet noise" and we do. That is amazing to see & hear all day! My boys (ages 9 & 3) were more than thrilled as they saluted each aircraft, each and every time. Bathrooms & showers clean. Laundry rooms are being added, thankfully as I have had to wait a very long time each time to wash. Store is well packed. The convenience of the trolley is priceless and also a main reason to camp in VA Beach rather than Myrtle Beach. Pools are clean, safe & can be busy --- so chose another one! There are several. Loved the Bingo nights, karaoke nights and the pool side music. Mini golf is a family hit as are the nightly kiddie movies at the outdoor theater. Rates are great and the weekly discount is a bonus. Take advantage of the parking down at the beach, it's close to the beach & price is right. Sites are level, clean and mostly good size. We loved walking through the Super Site section, though we didn't stay in there, as $70 is a little much we think. Our only complaint is that they allow bike riding after dark. This is so dangerous and quite frankly is ultimately the parents responsibility, but it would be nice if it were an enforced rule. We will return time and time again I am sure. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I wished I could give this CG a higher rating as I really felt their supersites were great. They were some of the best I have seen anywhere, but their rates and the noise pulls their rating down. I just felt 70 bucks was way to much for this type of resort. The F-18 Hornets made it miserable at times and their runway is lined up with the CG. At 3,000 ft over your head your going to get your teeth rattled when they take off. Just off the beach (and close to the CG) is Whiskey Alley which is where military aircraft break the sound barrier (read sonic boom) a few times a day. I am a pilot and love aircraft, but 20 - 50 departures a day of F-18's (depending on their flight schedule) is ridiculous. You should hear it when they launch two at a time. We came, we seen, we heard and we won't be back at these prices. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great place to go camping. The staff was very friendly. Playgrounds and pool were great. Very kid friendly and clean. Also, has free beach parking. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is really big compared to most places I have stayed. There are hundreds of sites including the tent areas. It is close enough to VA Beach to ride your bicycle on the paved bike path to the boardwalk. There is also a trolley service to the beach. This is definitely a family CG with lots of weekenders. During the week they close some of the bathrooms when occupancy is low. The new section of the park has paved pull throughs for a premium price. There is no cable TV and many trees which makes sat reception a challenge. There are several pools which were in good shape during our visit. On the big holiday weekends, such as Memorial Day the place is packed and very active with drunken party types all around. The security staff was very minimal. They do not have dumpsters for garbage, instead they want you to leave the trash bags at the end of your site and their staff comes by in golf carts to collect about once a day. The problem is there are squirrels all over the place that tear up the garbage bags and make a mess. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Overall it was a fun place and I would stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Just a brief update for May 2006. Agree with all positive comments previously given and have no negatives at all. Be warned: May 5 weekend is biker weekend there, and if you don't like snorting, unmuffled American iron from 7 am to 11 pm, don't go. Nice distance from the beach and all attractions in Norfolk, Hampton Roads and Newport News. Probably won't go again because of the jet noise, but that's not the owners' fault. We camped here in a Motorhome.

VERY nice CG, but noise level from planes a little annoying. I know the prices for super sites will be going up for high season, so that may keep us from going back. The super sites have lots of room, level concrete and great picnic table. This CG rates high on our list for places to go. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very helpfull friendly staff. We chose a "supersite", which cost a few dollars more, in order to get cable TV. The site was immaculately clean, tidy and spacious. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The place was wonderful. The slip was gigantic. The water was clean and they even provided a free parking lot by the beach. We loved it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Labor Day Weekend 2005 we spent at Holiday travel park and the park was loaded. We went with another family and the sites we had were large, level and grassy. All facilities were kept clean which seemed like a hard task with the amount of people that were using the facility. The Security seemed to have their priority's wrong by hassling kids for playing in the playground after 10:00PM and ignoring the inconsiderate campers that decided all wanted to hear they're music after quiet time and decided to turn it back on at 7:00 AM. 2 Bikes and a Bike trailer were stolen off of a site late one evening and security instead of trying to assist just said it was probably locals coming in to the park and taking stuff. Sounds like a cop out to me and besides if security was working correctly then no one would be coming in at night that did not belong in the campground. With that said most of the staff was very friendly and I would recommend going there if you have kids. With 4 Swimming Pools, Game Room and plenty of activities for the kids they will have a blast. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

You got to go to the super sites which are huge. The only downside of the resort is Oceania Air Force base next door, unless you don't mind the jets flying over head. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice park, large, with lots of variety in the types of sites. Ours was a pull through, easy in and out, shaded as well. The campground was very full, with plenty to do, both in the campground (4 pools!), and in and around VA Beach as well. Facilities were very clean, one bathroom was even air-conditioned!. Garbage pick up twice a day, and prompt maintenace if a problem was reported. Lots of French-Canadians were there when we were, very friendly. The Navy jets also made their presence known, however, we did not feel it was a problem. The only negative was expensive mini-golf prices ($10 for 2 kids), charges for air for bicycle tires, and no fire rings in our section. We would go back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We camped here with our daughter's Girl Scout Troop. My husband and I were in a pop-up and the girls were in tents. We found the bathrooms to be wonderful. They were new and very clean with many showers and toilets. The grounds were very nice. One swimming pool was open and it was large and clean. The girls played putt-putt on a very nice course. Some things weren't open yet for the season, like the other pool and one of the stores. I am from Virginia Beach and there is plenty of things to do in this area. Close by is the Virginia Aquarium and the ocean. We drove through the campground the weekend before to see where we would be taking the girls and it was packed. That was Memorial Day weekend. We stayed the following weekend and it was a lot less crowded. I give a rating of an 8 because the campsites were close together. As for the jets, thats life in Viginia Beach no matter where you camp or live here. Its the sound of freedom and locals have learned to live with it. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Very nice resort type campground with a fairly busy atmosphere. There are 4 large and very nice swimming pools located throughout the resort. They have a free parking lot at the beach about 2 miles away, but it does fill up by late morning. As previously mentioned, there is quite a bit of noise from low flying military jets. If you like a quiet atmosphere then you will likely find it bothersome, but I found it to be interesting. We had a very positive experience with security after my son's bicycle was stolen one evening from one of the pools. They were very responsive, and much to my surprise, found the bicycle abandoned elsewhere in the campground and returned it to our site. Our family had a great time here. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A big park with lots of pools and people. Jets from the Navy Base next door scream through and they are loud. The have a DJ and band night at the main pool on the weekends which is also very loud. If you like a busy, active, loud campground then you'll like this place. It was clean, the pools were nice, and the staff was very friendly. We would go back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Campground is nice, super sites area is really nice. There is noise from the aircraft but it's tollerable. Pools are kept up. The putt putt golf is nice but a little expensive ($5/hr). They have a nice parking area at the beach however this is a decieving as they rent it out to anyone else as well not just campers. When we were there they rented it out to soccer players and I saw 2 campers turned away so the soccer players (they were paying $10 a car) could come in. We weren't happy with that. All in all a nice campground. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The best campground we have ever been in. We had a "supersite" so it was $60 a night but less with our Good Sam's club card. The site was huge with a cement pad and patio, beautiful grassy area, each with a tree, lighted utilities hookup, huge awesome picnic table, and an decorative fire ring. The campground itself is awesome. No matter where your site is, you are near a great playground, a huge refreshing pool and a fully stocked store. Personally, I don't think the trolley ride was anything but the kids enjoyed it. The parking lot at the beach was two short blocks but worth it since parking anywhere else was $15-$20. If looking for a good restaurant while there, we reccomend "Rudee's Inlet". The food was awesome. We will definately be returning. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

If you like busy, go-go-go, this is for you. Lots to do with several pools, many playgrounds, two stores, large arcade, mini golf, nightly live entertainment, nightly cartoon movie theatre, and many roads to walk or bike. They offer a 150 car parking lot at Virginia Beach free for campers, very friendly and helpful staff. We will definately go back as we are a family that likes the action. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great campground. Close to Virginia Beach, but you'll never have to leave the campground. Many pools, store, gameroom, etc. Well-kept and CLEAN. They even have their own parking lot down close to the beach (within 2 blocks). We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have stayed here a couple of times. Our first visit got off to a rough start at the reservation desk. We had made reservations many weeks before our arrival. We called a couple days prior to leaving our home to confirm our reservation. When we arrived (after making a two-day, 18 hour trip from the midwest) we were told they didn't have a spot for us. We were told that other campers had decided to "extend" their stays, so we were left with nothing. Needless to say, my husband went ballistic. After arguing with the manager for about an hour, we got our campsite. Others who came in behind us were told the same thing. It was not a nice place to be that day. Anyway, once we got settled in we really did enjoy our stay. We loved the campground with its many pools and activites. We enjoyed taking the trolley to the beach. We visited the Marine Science Museum and other attractions around Va. beach. We have been back since that first trip and haven't had any problems with reservations. We learned to arrive early, right at "check-in" time. Many people may not agree with me here, but I feel that campers should not be allowed to "extend" their visits if the campsite has been promised to another family. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

We've stayed here twice when visiting the VA beach area. I'm not sure why we went back here. I guess we were just too lazy to find someplace nicer. The park isn't too bad. But, it is huge and the sites are nothing more than some dirt ruts in a big field. There are a few trees. The pool is OK. If you need someplace to stay while visiting the area, it's fine. But, if your going to the campground as a destination, don't bother. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Stayed in this park in the off season so all their amentites (pools, stores, etc) were closed. Park is well kept. Roads in the campground are narrow. Most sites are pull through. Staff was friendly and helpful. Full time campers are located in a seperate section of the campground. This campground is close to a military airfield but noise (sound of freedom) usually ends in the evening. Some road noise is audible too. Campground has a parking lot at the oceanfront for campers' use. Will stay at this park again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I've stayed here numerous times during off season as I store my RV here year round. I find it worth the trip down from NH during those times to take the break. It's not crowed then, the beach is lovely and, uncrowded. The staff are friendly and always go out of their way to make each visit worth while. Since I store my RV here, I usually call ahead that I'm coming down. They ask me where I'd like to be and, upon my arrival. It's all plugged in and waiting for me. Kewl~! I also have another place in Sandbridge, Va. so, I'm really not stuck here..I just like it's quiet location..Yes, the jets do fly over but, the boys are just doing their job. Place is scheduled for major expansion in 2003. Spend New Years here as well and the people were all friendly.Great place. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I don't know how they treat their RV customers but we stayed in one of their cabins, here's our experience. David's Sister & Hubby were staying in the park (he just got a job up there and haven't moved into their house). We said we'd stay with them for Turkey Day. Our bus has the skin removed and we couldn't use it. So we reserved one of their camping cabins @$40 per night. They said they would put us next to the bathhouse as it would probably be cold. We thought great! They mailed me a map of the campground (no confirmation or anything else). They didn't tell me that my DEBIT card would be charged for the full stay up front. SURPRISE #1! $162 was charged and checks bounced (I'm currently running 2 checking accounts at 2 different banks) so I beat it to the bank to deposit more money. Well, we get there a little after 7PM and the office is closed with a note on the door saying to find our spot and SURPRISE #2 the office would be closed for Thanksgiving Day. The heat was on in the cabin so at least we were warm with