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Hidden Acres Family Campground
Overview
Overview
Hidden Acres Family Campground offers a peaceful retreat nestled in the heart of rural Virginia. This family-owned destination provides a classic camping experience where the focus is on reconnecting with nature and spending quality time together. The park is known for its expansive wooded sites that offer plenty of shade and privacy, making it a refreshing change of pace from more urbanized RV resorts. Whether you are passing through or staying for a season, the atmosphere remains welcoming and relaxed.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in Milford, within the scenic borders of Caroline County, the park enjoys a secluded atmosphere while remaining easily accessible from major travel corridors like I-95. The surrounding landscape is characterized by lush greenery and rolling farmland, providing a quiet, natural backdrop for your stay. Its central location between Richmond and Fredericksburg makes it a convenient home base for travelers who want to explore the rich historical and cultural tapestry of Central Virginia.
Amenities & Park Features
Travelers can enjoy a variety of on-site amenities designed for both comfort and outdoor recreation. The park features a large swimming pool that serves as a central hub during the warm summer months, along with a stocked fishing pond for those seeking a quiet afternoon by the water. Practical features are well-maintained to ensure a smooth stay, including:
- Clean bathhouses and laundry facilities
- A general store stocked with camping essentials
- A playground, basketball court, and horseshoe pits
- Spacious sites with full hookup options
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The campground is ideally located for those looking to explore some of Virginia's most popular destinations. Thrill-seekers will appreciate the short drive to Kings Dominion amusement park, which offers world-class roller coasters and a water park. For history enthusiasts, the historic districts of Fredericksburg and the nearby Civil War battlefields offer a deep dive into American heritage. Additionally, the Meadow Event Park is just a few miles away, hosting the State Fair of Virginia and various year-round events.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an excellent fit for families seeking a traditional camping vibe without the high-pressure environment of modern mega-resorts. It is also an ideal choice for RVers who enjoy a quiet, forest-like atmosphere but still want to be close enough to major historic sites and regional theme parks. If you value a community-oriented setting where kids can play safely and adults can relax under a canopy of trees, Hidden Acres is a top choice in the Milford area.
Features & Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
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- Other Amenities & Services
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
Reviews
Faye Lausman
There are few options in this area but beware of Hidden Acres Campground in Bowling Green. The staff is rarely if ever available. They do not answer the phone, the voicemail box is full so you can’t leave a message, and the office is rarely open. If you do manage to get in the office you will be bombarded with cat pee smells from the unchanged litter box. Most of the sites do not have working electric and the staff cannot figure out the reservation system and often double book sites leaving someone with no where else to go.
Faye Lausman
There are few options in this area but beware of Hidden Acres Campground in Bowling Green. The staff is rarely if ever available. They do not answer the phone, the voicemail box is full so you can’t leave a message, and the office is rarely open. If you do manage to get in the office you will be bombarded with cat pee smells from the unchanged litter box. Most of the sites do not have working electric and the staff cannot figure out the reservation system and often double book sites leaving someone with no where else to go.
Allyson Hutchens
We stayed for a month and we enjoyed our stay. Some spaces are a bit tight, we didn’t have much sitting room outside the RV, the bathhouse was always clean and we enjoyed our walks around the lake. That being said, there are several small improvements that they are just neglecting to do, (ie getting the nasty boats out of the water, fixing up the main shop floors, fixing the laundry room up)
Allyson Hutchens
We stayed for a month and we enjoyed our stay. Some spaces are a bit tight, we didn’t have much sitting room outside the RV, the bathhouse was always clean and we enjoyed our walks around the lake. That being said, there are several small improvements that they are just neglecting to do, (ie getting the nasty boats out of the water, fixing up the main shop floors, fixing the laundry room up)
Fitz Fitzgerald
We stayed here for the 2010 Boy Scout National Jamboree (the last one at Fort A.P. Hill). Since we were attending as Day-Visitors, we needed to secure our own lodging and this worked out perfectly. We had a fantastic stay in one of the "Scout Cabins" and we are so thankful for your hospitality. God bless and thanks again for letting all of those visiting troops of Scouts camp out on your front lawn.