Thousand Trails Chesapeake Bay

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  • (4.2)5 reviews

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About Campground

A 280-acre waterfront Thousand Trails RV campground set along the banks of beautiful Piankatank River, offering both shady and open campsites. **Chesapeake Bay RV Camping** has full hook-up sites plus tent sites and rental cabins. Facilities at this **coastal Virginia RV campground** are clean and well maintained. Our friendly, welcoming staff is on call 24 hours. Upstream from the Chesapeake Bay, Piankatank River is perfect for boating, water skiing, jet skiing, swimming, crabbing, and fishing. Both saltwater and freshwater fishing are within a quarter mile boat ride from Chesapeake Bay RV Camping. Nearby are 3 "living history" towns of unparalleled historical significance. Colonial Williamsburg, Yorktown and the Jamestown Settlement make up what is known as Virginia's "Historical Triangle", and the beautiful Colonial Parkway that connects them is worth the drive if you do nothing else. Three charming villages - Gloucester Courthouse, Mathews Courthouse and Urbanna - are within a half hour's drive, with unique shops, historic buildings and museums, wonderful restaurants, art studios and galleries. Waterfront dining and shopping can be found in Yorktown, Gloucester Point and Urbanna. For the kids, Busch Gardens, Water Country USA and Paramount's King's Dominion are also within easy driving distance. Riverfront shaded sites at an eastern Virginia RV campground Whether you're planning a retreat for the whole family, a group of friends or a getaway for two, there's no shortage of unique activities to explore at Chesapeake Bay RV Resort. Plan activities upon arrival or visit this page before your departure to plan ahead. Looking for more? Our friendly staff can fill you in on all of the great ways to make your stay a memorable experience.

Directions

From Richmond: Take I-64 E to Rte. 33 E (Exit 220 for W Point). At the intersection w/ Rte. 17 at Glenns, go straight. The rte # changes to Rte. 198 E. Drive 4.5 mi.. Turn left at the stop sign. Go ½ mi. to preserve entrance on left. From the Carolinas: Take I-95 N. Bypass Richmond using 295 N to I-64 E. Follow I-64 E to Rte. 33 E (Exit 220 for W Point). At the intersection w/ Rte. 17 at Glenns, go straight. The rte # changes to Rte. 198 E. Drive 4.5 mi. Turn left at the stop sign. Go ½ mi. to preserve entrance on left. From points N: Take Rte. 17 S. 3 miles S of Saluda, turn left onto Rte. 198 E. Drive 4.5 mi.. Turn left at the stop sign. Go ½ mi. to preserve entrance on left.

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Features

Big Rig Friendly
Driveway Pull Through
Electric Hookups
Firewood
Market
Picnic Table
Reservable
Sanitary Dump
Sewer Hookups
Showers
Toilets
Trash
Water Hookups

Amenities

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Essentials

ADA Access
Alcohol Allowed
Drinking Water
Fires Allowed
Mobile Service
Pets Allowed

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Michelle Andries

1 year ago
5/5

This was one of our best stays at a thousand trails. It was beautiful, spacious, and everyone was so helpful and friendly. We hated when it was time to checkout and had to leave to go to our next destination. Not all thousand trails are at this quality.

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Kelly Harris

7 months ago
5/5

We ❤️ Chesapeake Bay. Loved it so much we have gone back 3 times in a short time span. All the people are GREAT and KIND and down to earth great hospitality.

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Craig Eatmon

9 months ago
1/5

Jessica was Extremely Unprofessional

My experience at this campground was incredibly disappointing and unprofessional. First of all, unlike most campgrounds, I did not receive any communication regarding check-in procedures. Typically, I would expect to receive an email or a phone call, but in this case, nothing was received. This lack of communication already raised some red flags.

Concerned about the situation, my party decided to call the campground directly to inquire about the check-in process. Unfortunately, no one answered our call. We then reached out to the Thousand Trails customer service, who contacted the ranger station on our behalf. It was only then that we were informed that the ranger station would be available until 11:00 PM, which was not communicated to us earlier. This sudden revelation left us rushing to the campground, and due to our haste, we ran out of gas right in front of a gas station. We had to push our vehicle to the pump in order to refuel, which made us 17 minutes late for check-in.

Upon arrival, we tried explaining the extenuating circumstances to the guard. However, she was extremely rude, dismissive, and unhelpful. Despite informing her that I required electricity for my CPAP machine to ensure a good night's sleep, she showed no concern or empathy. Her lack of compassion was truly disappointing.

Given the unprofessionalism exhibited by the campground staff, I am left with no choice but to escalate this matter to corporate and potentially seek legal advice. This entire experience has been nothing short of horrible.

I would strongly advise potential campers to exercise caution when considering this campground. The lack of communication, unresponsive customer service, and rude behavior of the staff have left a lasting negative impression. It is my hope that management will take these concerns seriously and address them promptly to ensure a more pleasant experience for future visitors.

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Lindsey Irwin

8 months ago
5/5

This is our first time camping here and we loved our stay! Everyone here was kind and helpful! The bathrooms looked to be newly renovated and clean. We had a great time!

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Phoenix Hiraeth

6 months ago
5/5

We stayed at this park and Williamsburg half a dozen times each between August and November (we needed to stay in the area) and we were usually able to get a good site. Most sites are very spacious with trees in your yard area to give tou plenty of shade and areas to hang out outside.

The people we met were very friendly whether it was other campers or the staff. The store has Hershey brand ice cream with constantly rotating flavors and very good quantity for the price.

The bathroom by the sports field and tent area did not seem to be cleaned frequently or thoroughly, unfortunately. The toilets would have yellow buildup in the bowls for several days before they would be cleaned with a brush, and there was often a strong odor. There was always toilet paper, soap, and paper towels, so the bathroom was being stocked frequently, just not cleaned.

There were nice open fields to walk the dogs as well as a trail along the lake that leads to a beach area you can swim at if the weather has been warm enough.

The park and surrounding areas are in the country so the scenery is gorgeous, though it is a bit of a drive to get to any major stores.

Overall a nice place to stay and we will be back next autumn!

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