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Kings Creek RV Campground
Overview
Overview
Travelers rolling into Kings Creek RV Campground in Williamsburg, Virginia find themselves positioned right in the historic corridor of the Tidewater region. This property places visitors within reach of the colonial past and the pine-scented woodlands that characterize eastern Virginia, offering a distinct basecamp for exploring the Historic Triangle.
Location & Surroundings
Approaching via Interstate 64 or Route 60, drivers navigate a landscape defined by flat coastal plains, dense pine and hardwood forests, and tidal creeks feeding into the nearby James River and York River. The local climate brings warm, humid summers and mild winters, making spring and autumn prime seasons for towing a rig through the Old Dominion.
Amenities & Park Features
Specific on-site facilities at Kings Creek RV Campground are not detailed here, so travelers should contact management directly. When planning your stay, be sure to inquire about hookup types, electrical amperages, water pressure, site surface materials, and pull-through availability to ensure your specific rig dimensions can be accommodated comfortably.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The surrounding area serves up world-class historical sightseeing and outdoor recreation. Campers are minutes away from Colonial Williamsburg, the Yorktown Battlefield, and the roller coasters of Busch Gardens. For those preferring nature over history, the Capital Trail offers miles of paved paths for cycling and walking alongside the Virginia waterways.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location suits history buffs, families on educational road trips, and outdoor enthusiasts looking to experience the coastal plain of Virginia. It works particularly well for travelers wanting a strategic stopover between Richmond and the Atlantic beaches, or those seeking an immersive cultural trip without straying far from major paved corridors.
Reviews
Steve Radnor
We stayed over Easter break (Thu-Mon). Although it's not the resort campgrounds out there nowadays, this place is perfect for real camping... besides the glamping part. We brought our 38' travel trailer & every single spot had a nice size cement pad to park on which was mostly level. There was even enough room on there to park our 12 passenger van as well. Addtionally, we didn't even have to pull out our astro-turf to avoid mud at our trailer entrance (cuz it rained for 2 of the days). Oh & no issues with power & very strong water pressure. But very little to no internet coverage. This is a nice & quiet camground on a military installation that had a fantastic firepit at each spot w/ a grill toward the one side of it. If a bathroom was needed, it is located between the RV, cabins, & tent spots (but more closer to the latter two) in the back. Big dumpster was located close to the bathroom & two more toward the entrance/exit. They had a dumpsite at the front as well. Additionally, for "entertainment" there was some sort of blinky light game, cornhole, & a really really small playground (for probably 3 & younger). Oh yeah, there were 2 hiking trail entrances nearby & we saw a lake within walking distance the morning we left. To top it of, the Shoppette wasn't too far either. Granted it may be a little too far to walk to & it closes way earlier than we would expect, but it has most things you may need in a pinch. Only reason why we docked 1 star was because of the very limited to absolutely no internet connection, limited dog waste baskets (only 2), firepit was quite full of charred wood/charcoal (needs shoveled out), playground was too small, and grass was a bit too overgrown/unkempt even if our kiddos did wanted to play in the common area (or anywhere else). Maybe a better play area that would keep the kiddos entertained for a bit would make it an awesome family campsite (FYI: gaga pits have become very popular at many campground). Oh, and maybe a nice size open dog area (fenced in) so they can run "free" would make it perfect too. But hey, beggers can't be choosers. Even with those little nuances, this was a fantastic place for our family; especially since it was quiet and within 10-15 min from Busch Gardens & Colonial Williamsburg (why we went there in the 1st place)... And, of course being a military famcamp, the price seems to be what campgrounds should be. We'd definitely recommend this military campground to anyone who has access, & go back to if we were to visit the area again.
Ralph Freeman
M family and I stayed at Kings Creek during the holidays. The spaces were sized well, we had room for our tow vehicle and the spacing between spots was generous. We didn’t use any of the facilities such as the bathrooms or laundry so I can’t really comment on those but all the hookups worked as advertised. The internet access wasn’t great but that’s not unusual for most camp grounds that we’ve used. Overall, our experience was a positive one and I would definitely return.
Nick A.
Great place to stay. Staff is friendly and personable. Large spots and quiet. Most sites are level and a well equipped bathhouse. Plenty to do close. Bush Gardens is right down the street.
The Sharratts
Nice quiet campground with large level pads and full hookups. The military installation is quiet and has some simple services available. Phone signal is week, but Verizon has two to three bars.
Marleen Q
Super nice place, well taken care of...hard to find the host at first, but overall is 👍 great.