I'm giving 5 stars for Tanya. NOT THE CAMPGROUND. She works at the campground and helped us with…read morea reservation issue. We asked for assistance at the ranger station and were completely dismissed. Having been Elite members for almost 4 years, this was quite disturbing. Tanya went out of her way to help us and her efforts are most appreciated. As for the campground, the change to assigned campsites is terrible. We should be able to pick our own site. I give the campground maybe 2 stars. I'm sure I haven't met all the staff but most of the ones I have, are rude and want to nitpick everything.

Excellent place with top notch amenities. This year has been exceptional with MANY positive changes…read more- especially to staff. The new Manager, Robert is absolutely phenomenal - always seen out and about, wants to hear feedback (good and bad), open to new ideas, treats the staff and visitors well. Mary is GREAT in Rec. She's taken coal and formed a diamond! With a messed up budget she still made this year one of the best I've seen with outside the box ideas, inclusive atmosphere, great crafts, etc. Great work TTCB!

We camp here every year for a music festival. It is the cleanest, most personal and friendly camp…read moreground we have stayed at! The owners are so sweet and very helpful with anything you need. They also have a "community kitchen" that campers can use. Honestly one of the nicest campgrounds and kindest owners you can ask for.

If you are stuck working in this area you are stuck to this shit hole. $954 a month winter rates…read more you are to big to fit in their shithole nothing rv park. Other wise you get to haul your own shit to the dump station (they offer a free golf cart for this?$). water is on the wrong side power is definitely an extension away sewer is on the right side if you're in the park. But the park is not set up for triple axle campers. The whole area sucks! If you have to for work it will work if you don't mind the B's. It's not bad. But definitely don't expect any immunities. They offer nothing but a dick for a host and a free washer what's a three dollar dryer?

We stayed at Williamsburg Campground this summer for seven nights as we were taking our…read moregrandchildren for the Yorktown, Jamestown and Historical Williamsburg experiences. We enjoyed a full hookup site. This campground is in perfect proximity to all three historic spots as well to Busch Gardens which we went to with the two day pass to break up the large amount of history. This all worked out very well. The campground is very nice, and well taken care of. George is the head of maintenance and grounds, and he makes sure that things get done. The grass is cut, the staff will pickup your bagged trash if you set it out on your site by 9am, picnic tables with umbrellas was a nice addition and the gas grill at each campsite makes cooking easier for the campers. Staff will deliver ice and firewood to your campsite. The swimming pool with splash pad was a big hit with the grandchildren and made the choice of staying at this campground easy. They also have an activity building that features things to do like a basketball shooting game, tabletop shuffleboard, a pool table, giant checkers, various board games, and more. There is a laundry room adjacent. There is a kid jumping pillow, playground, hiking trails, disc golf, and lots more. WiFi was good and the grounds are secure. We enjoyed our stay here. The cost per night of our stay seemed a bit high at first sight but with the many amenities the cost smoothed out once on site. A couple negatives I have is that a $10.00 price tag for a small bag of firewood was very disappointing and over the top. Also, we made our reservations early to ensure locking in on the available site of our choice but then were forced to pay an additional $10 fee to guarantee that they didn't move us into a site that would not be our preferences. Even so, we would stay here again if we wanted to spend more time in this area.

Wonderful area. The glamping tent we stayed in was so cute. Very clean. Other campers were walking…read moreall over the front of our campsite, that was annoying but nothing the campsite itself did. Lots of things to do.

It's our second tome here and We just love it. It's quiet, small and everyone is super friendly…read more Has a small beach and super clean. Kim in the office is very knowledgeable and friendly to talk to. Michael the manger will go out of his way to make sure you maximize your camping experience. We'll be back again soon!

Stayed in a cabin, loved the location, loved the vibe. Everyone is super friendly as well. Can't…read morewait to go back !

We stayed here as part of an RV event over Labor Day Weekend. I had never been to an event like…read morethis before and was a little shocked when informed that we would be boon-docking. We ended having a great time and will likely do again (with more planning and preparation). As for the site, Coles Point looks like it's past it's expiration. It's right off the Potomac River (great!), but it needs a lot of work. There must of been nearly 100 RV units on this property, all boon-docking. (1) The bathroom facilities need to be upgraded (2 showers per sex), the water pressure was non-existent, and the showers were not cleaned. The water was hot, at least. My husband said the door on the men's shower did not even close properly (the door was too big!). I did not look into the toilet/sink section. (2) The storefront needs more supplies. They had some fishing tackle, but no fishing line. A few snacks, but no basic staples that an RV'er might need: oil, sugar, salt, paper towels, paper plates, etc. They did appear to sell lots of ice. I would suggest propane too. (3) Someone said the restaurant used to be a big thing. Now closed. We went to Walmart and was a 45-min trip one-way. There is nothing in the area to eat or drink for miles. If available, I'm sure the RV'ers would gladly spend their money so as to not leave, but with no offerings, there is not much to recommend the resort. (4) Due to the size of the event, planning should have been done to provide additional dumpsters to accommodate the amount of trash that was generated or have a mid-event dumpster pick-up. All the dumpsters were overflowing when everyone pulled out. (5) The actual campground. People have been living there and in all such places, it begins to look run-down. It was described to me as "ghetto". People who camp don't generally want to RV beside people who live in an RV park as it becomes truly "lived in", especially in a expensive unit. It was overgrown, the structures were falling apart or needed to be painted, and it looked "bad". I hope to see changes if we return next year, which we hopefully will. Good luck to the new owners because the site can be great for travelers.

This is a great place for the RV Community! I go every year to camp over the weekend and every…read moretime I've been for the last 10 yrs plus it's been great!

The only way I could put it is it's like going back in time they're just such nice people the…read moregrandmother it's hard to explain man you either know or you don't her three grandsons are working here family owned business I recommend it 300 times and it's it's awesome it's camping guys but the laundry room is unbelievable the showers are unbelievable and just they're down to home good people first class A1 recommended

Nice Park but personnel are HORRIBLE! We stayed there in a motorhome for three nights. First night…read morewe were in older part of the park with LOTS of trees. Because the RV Wireless (yeah oxymoron.. Its pretty much non existant), we asked a staff member (younger lady... About 35) to move. The newer part of the park is pretty wide open and has larger sites. I was told they are awefully full and the only way i could move was to upgrade to a 'Premium' site with a chimney and patio table. I wanted to move so she put the sale through and emailed the receipt. When i got back and moved, I looked at my email and about had a heart attack! For two nights just the difference was $136. Thats the difference! I pulled up my email receipt and looked and she had charged us for THREE nights of upgrade when we only had two nights left. I went back up and the younger gal would not listen or try to explain other than to argue that she HAD not dont that. (even though the receipt showed all three days difference including the one night already spent on the lower cost site). I finally left and we went about our sight seeing in the area that day hoping the other lady (Eileen) would be back in the office. I DID go back about 4PM and Eileen was there and as well as the younger gal. When i said i wanted to talk with Eileen the younger gal almost come OVER the counter with loud arguement that she did NOTHING wrong and didnt charge me fot three nights. I finally told her to 'take a walk' because I was NOT dealing with her. Eileen looked at it and said 'Yes not only did she charge you for all three nights but she didnt give you the Good Sam discount which was clearly marked on our reservation. Bottom line, Eileen refunded nearly $80 but needed me to come back by and give her the CC. When i went in, the younger gal (wish id gotten her name) didnt say 'hi', 'boo', or aologize for her attitude. As I said earlier... Nice park. They seriously need a change in staff though. We (i) have Rv'd for over 35 years and this is the worst situation with park personnel I have ever encountered. BTW Thanks Eileen for listening and correcting oiur fees. Oh and remember I was told I had to upgrade? We stayed the two extra nights in that 'Premium' site with multiple NON Premium sites in our same area available. Makes you wonder if there was some side cash going into someones pocket. We camped at American Heritage RV Park in a Motorhome.

Great place to camp . I go every year . It's bad water. I take the wooded area with the shade in…read moreSeptember. Most kids are back in school by that time. It's not hot hot.

My family and I stayed here for four days in mid August in our travel trailer. It is a great…read morelocation! The prices are incredible. It's convenient to everything in Virginia Beach. The campsites are clean and well-kept and are located right next to the beach. As a previous person noted, you must be affiliated with the DoD for access to the Dam Neck Annex - the Navy base the campground is located on. I have two critiques that prevent me from a five-star review. The first is that the campsites are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis. We made our reservations in January for our August trip based on recommendations from friends and knowing the campground would fill up quickly. When we arrived on Tuesday afternoon at 2pm, after driving seven hours to get there, the only spots remaining were the two "shared" sites. Each was already half occupied by someone we didn't know. The space between the sites is no more than what you'd get in a parking lot (you share the same concrete pad). A reservation system that allowed you to reserve specific sites would fix this. The second critique is that there seems to be a lot of long-term campers. Not seasonal, but long term. These people have their RVs or travel trailers essentially parked in prime spots and they weren't there, at least during our visit. I get it it. If they pay, they get to stay. Perhaps, though, the number of those campers should be limited to allow families on vacation more opportunities to take advantage of the campground. Overall, though, it's a good campground. We may be back in the future. Knowing what I know now, though, we'll use a different strategy when we arrive.

Day 1: This place could be great, if they hired security and kicked out loud, drunk, obnoxious…read moreidiots. The campground itself is well maintained and it has a great pool, fishing peers, small lake with a beach, dog park, and miniature golf/ice cream parlor attached. The amount of drunks driving around on golf carts blasting music, blaring music and profanity coming from campsites, unsupervised kids riding around on bikes and driving golf carts on the same road with these drunks is dangerous. I am sitting here, been up since 5 a.m., thinking about packing up and leaving once the wife and kids wake up. We had the honor of having drunks blasting music across from us at midnight. When I walked over and politely asked them if they could turn it down a little, it set the Redneck fury in full motion. My wife was threatened, I was threatened, the loudness continued, and no one from the campground would answer the after hours number or came by the area. Unless you enjoy Rebel flags flying everywhere and being around the most completely unruly crowds imaginable, I would probably stay away. Nothing ruins a vacation like the need to carry a weapon on you due to people threatening you while being belligerent and drunk. Day 2: I spoke to Security this morning. They said they were aware that they had major issues the night before, but unaware of how far things had gone. They stated that there is an officer at the park until 2 a.m. daily. They stated they would be going to sites in the early afternoon, once the people were awake and sober. They came by my site to speak to my wife about the guy who came over cussing and threatening us while I was dealing with the mob across from our site. Not sure what they did, but it is now 4 p.m. and this place is 100% different than last night. We actually took a nap outside in the zero gravity chairs to enjoy the cool breeze. We will see how the rest of the weekend goes before I change my rating. The rest of the stay: The rest of the stay was great with the occasional outburst from the idiots across from us, pretty much just a jab at me to try to piss me off. I will give them a 3 as the place is very well maintained and there is a lot of fun to be had for the family. I do disagree with them that they let the people stay. If a large group creates a hostile environment, disturbing many others, and then threaten a woman, and are allowed to stay? The security, while trying to keep the peace, are far more tolerant than they should be.

If underage kids speeding around in golf carts unsupervised blaring music with the "N" word all day…read moreand night this is your place.

Upon arrival, we missed the "Check-In" sign and ended up in front of an open gate. We went through…read morethe gate in order to park; then go find the Check-In point... Our "Welcome" to the park was some guy pulling up beside us and yelling: "Where the hell do you think you are going?... Not a good 'first impression"... Shortly there after, a young lady showed up and apologized for the guy's "rude" behavior"... Then another man showed up to help us to our campsite... Things took an upturn from there and we ended up having a very pleasant stay. After all this, the campground turned out to be pretty nice and most of the staff were friendly and helpful. Our site was right on the edge of the bay and very roomy. The amenities were fantastic, the camp store was well maintained; the campsite facilities functioned as they should. We would highly recommend this campground to anyone wishing to have an enjoyable weekend. A good place for kids to play and getting plenty of exercise. We camped at Yogi Bear's Jellystone at Gloucester Point in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed in the ocean front cottage. Perfect size for 3 adults and a toddler. Cottage comes…read morestocked with kitchenware, stove, full sized fridge. They have an app you download upon arrival which gives you times of all of their events for the day. They provide awesome activities throughout the day and night. They have a petting zoo, watch out the alpacas will spit on you . Pony rides are offered. We loved the water park. Paddle boats and kayaks available also, unfortunately the weather on our last day shut down that option due to possible thunderstorms. Friendly staff!!! Out water heater went out and staff came immediately and fixed a part for us!

I am sad to have to leave a review like this, but unfortunately I can not recommend this as a…read morefamily campground as it has turned into a low level dive bar. Unfortunately management does nothing about the loud music even though it keeps me from enjoying my site. It is even in the lease that your noise level should not disrupt others.

Traveled 6 hours from PA to come spend time with my parents this weekend when we arrived music was…read moreblasting from the site across from them till 11:20pm. We could hear and feel the music from inside the camper when we tried to get someone to have them turn it off no one ever came.