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Several state parks and private campgrounds near Fort Monroe, Virginia provide furnished cabin rentals with varying amenities. First Landing State Park Campground offers cottages with queen beds and bunk beds, full kitchens with dishes and cookware, TVs, fireplaces, and outdoor decks with grills. Virginia Beach KOA features cabin accommodations with air conditioning, refrigerators, and comfortable furnishings. "We loved our cabin. It was immaculately clean as if it were newly built. The door to the bunk room allowed us to tuck our toddler in early and keep her undisturbed. The A/C, TV and fridge made the stay very comfortable," notes one visitor to Anvil Campground. Most cabins include outdoor fire rings and picnic tables for cooking and dining.
Rustic cabins and premium log cabins are both available throughout the region, with prices typically ranging from $75-150 per night depending on size and amenities. Fort Eustis Recreation Area offers five cabins at $75 daily with access to military base amenities, though a military connection is required. Pet-friendly cabin options exist at several locations including North Bayshore Campground, which provides "tiny cabin" accommodations close to Sandbridge Beach. Sun Outdoors Cape Charles offers both rustic cabins and fully-equipped cottages on the Chesapeake Bay. Reservations are essential during summer months when waterfront properties fill quickly, with many requiring deposits and minimum-night stays during peak season.
Most cabin rentals provide beds with mattresses but require guests to bring their own linens, pillows, towels, and toiletries. Kitchen facilities vary significantly between properties, from basic microwaves and mini-fridges to full kitchens with cookware. American Heritage RV Park cabins include "two bunks and a full size bed, with a bathroom, microwave and small dorm size fridge." Visitors staying at more rustic cabins should bring cooking supplies for outdoor meal preparation. While many campgrounds have on-site stores with basic provisions, selection is often limited. The Eagles Nest cabin at Davis Lakes Resort "had plenty of room for 5 adults and 2 teenagers. The cabin was very clean and offered everything that you would need. The gas grill and fire ring was nice."
Best Cabin Campgrounds near Fort Monroe (41)
1. First Landing State Park Campground
"I stayed in one of their cottages during October."
"We stayed 3 nights in W/E Back In, Site 141, mostly hard packed sand surrounded by trees. The angle is a little weird to back into, but the site itself is nice and feels private."
114 Sites AvailableAvailable next weekend
from $32 - $147 / night
2. Kiptopeke State Park Campground
"This was our first time staying in a yurt at Kiptopeake State Park."
"Located on the bay there aren't huge waves to worry about or big beach crowds. Kiptopeake is my favorite Virginia State Park campground, hands down. "
127 Sites AvailableAvailable next weekend
from $32 - $413 / night
3. Holiday Trav-L-Park
"We stayed at Holiday Trav-L-Park in Virginia Beach for the first time for 3 nights in July. As our travel trailer is small, we were able to stay in site #152. "
"You can rent sites for RVs or tents, you can rent cabins, campers, and even glamping tents!"
Check Availabilityfrom $25 - $92 / night
4. Virginia Beach KOA
"The Virginia Beach KOA is a nice place to stay. Plenty of things to do every day. This is a newly renovated KOA, and they added a lot of new sites. Also a new pool with a lazy River."
"Concrete pad and fire pit, along w Trex style table and chairs were the perfect addition to the site. We used them all weekend. So much nicer than the traditional wooden picnic tables."
5. Sun Outdoors Cape Charles
"Cherrystone is located right on the Chesapeake Bay, which provides campers with lots of water activities (swimming, clamming, crabbing, kayaking, fishing, boating, etc)."
"Quiet hours don’t start until 11pm and quiet time isn’t really enforced by the employees. It wasn’t terrible but we would have preferred a little less noise."
6. Chippokes State Park Campground
"The showers were ok. Ice is $3 and you can grab that from the camp host if it’s after 4pm which is when the store closes. It’s cash only, exactly change."
"Love this park. Lots of biting flies and mosquitoes during the summer! The left loop sites are a good size but not much shade or privacy."
11 Sites AvailableAvailable next weekend
from $37 - $311 / night
7. Cape Charles / Chesapeake Bay KOA
"There is a dog friendly beach, a restaurant on the water and various water sport rentals available. The bathhouses and laundry were in amazing shape."
"Nice facilities, nice size beach, golf cart rental, has a restaurant as well but did not eat there to judge it. Has awesome hammocks that look over the beach, nice place to relax."
8. Military Park Fort Story Cape Henry RV Park
"Friendly staff that provided lots of assistance when making reservation and giving directions to the campground."
"Cellular signal and Starlink won't work well here and the campground WiFi isn't great."
9. Chesapeake Campground
"They do have two pools, basketball courts, kayak rentals, and I believe pony rides! They have a really nice climate controlled game room too. They are extremely fairly priced."
"The showers were nice and the bathrooms were very clean. The camp store is great. It has ice cream, which my kids loved. Would definitely go again"
10. Sunset Beach Resort
"The restrooms and showers were clean and in working order. The hotel does have a store, café and arcade. Our campspot was a short walk to the beach which is nice."
"On-site restaurant and on Bay Beach within walking distance. Very nice bath houses."
Drive Time
- 1 hr 15 min from Richmond, VA
- 2 hrs 58 min from Lexington Park, MD
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Cabin Reviews near Fort Monroe, VA
641 Reviews of 41 Fort Monroe Campgrounds
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Kim R.
TravelerChippokes State Park Campground
Tranquil peaceful
A beautiful campground. Nice wooded sites with decent space between sites. Bathroom and laundry were clean. Showers were just ok. Nice trails and the walk along the James
river was nice. Will definitely stay again.
Danielle N.TravelerCamp Cardinal RV Resort
Horrible!! Don't waist your money!!
DO NOT WAIST YOUR MONEY! THIS IS A SCAM!! Our 3 campsites flooded with 6 inches of water within an hour of arriving before high tide. Very difficult to get ahold of staff due to limited hours of business. I have requested a refund for failure to render services due to unusable campsites. I have left several voicemails and sent emails with attached pictures. Management has been avoiding my phone calls, will not call back. Very unprofessional. I received one call from"management" at 7:20 pm to tell me that he received a message to call me, but he hasn't looked into why he needs to call me and he will call back the next day. I never heard back from him and that was a week ago. I have followed up daily with phone calls without a return phone call. My family makes several camping trips through the year, will never return here.
- CChristopher P.Traveler
Chippokes State Park Campground
Generous sized sites but only semi-private. Excellent facilities
- AAngela C.Scout
Kiptopeke State Park Campground
Camping in high winds
This campground was very enjoyable. I spent a lot of time at the fishing pier, learning to ID birds I had never identified before. Brown pelicans were everywhere near the sunken ships. I also talked to the Hawkwatch people for a bit.
My campsite was far enough from the bathroom I couldn't hear the door slam, but since I was the only one in the F loop, that wouldn't have mattered. Since the loop was so empty, it was an absolute pleasure.
Had the campground been full, I would have felt too close to the people in tents in the sites next to me.
One great thing was that there weren't tent pads so we didn't have to worry about how to fit two tents on to one tent pad.
- JJonathan B.
GuideThousand Trails Williamsburg
Nice amenities
Enjoying this campground. Close to all the attractions. Incredible staff, super friendly. Pool and game room are wonderful.
Diane R.TravelerMachicomoco State Park Campground
Beautifully Quiet
Note to Self: No Primitive Site reservations...EVER. I love this park. It's situated far enough from the busy traffic noise...beautiful Virginia city of Hayes. When I arrived, it was such a scorching day and there wasn't nearly enough tree cover to shield my tent from the "son of Hades". Suffered heat exhaustion almost to the point of death...Literally. Night was my only respite. If it hadn't been for the wonderful camp attendants who came to my rescue, it would've been an utterly failed experience. Bless their hearts. Other than that, this was a great training experience for an old Novice camper. Now that I'm a bit more practiced, I'm going back 😁, armed with knowledge and more confidence.
- CChristopher P.Traveler
Machicomoco State Park Campground
Nice Campground
The good: super clean and new restrooms / showers. The entire parking immaculate. Stayed at site 12. Offers water views and shade. Site 13 is similar and is probably the most ideal site.
Cons: zero privacy. The sites are basically scattered around an open grassy area and fairly close together.
Be aware: sites are not vehicle accessible. Need to carry your kit 50-75 yards.
- AAlexandra S.Traveler
Outer Banks West - Currituck Sound KOA
Holy DRAMA
This is a long one! Here we go. My partner and I travel for work, we went out of our way to move to this location based on reviews saying this is a great place. We have paid in full for the whole stay which is about little over 2 months. We have been here approx 2 weeks give or take. We work night shift. No activity during the day. Simple easy. Not our first campground by any means. At first, we were excited to experience the amenities and such. Now we’re uncomfortable to try anything out. Why you ask? Situation: first day we move in, we end up next to what seems like the literal only other long term or possibly even permanent resident on the grounds. My service animal alerted me to a trigger, which she left the front door of the camper before we walked out. Recalled her to me once we saw that the perm resident (our neighbor) had what presented as an aggressive dog. (Husky maybe?). Within not EVEN 5 minutes of this event, someone was at our door- instead of asking what is going on we were immediately accused of her running around off leash I guess? We had just woken up from sleeping and it was evening time, time to go to work. Instead of arguing or even offering up ANY facts related to the situation I simply said got it thanks and the interaction ended. I’m thinking to myself well damn. Okay. A week or so maybe goes by? Leash in hand VISIBLE -at the door my dog steps out, I step out behind her- same time same situation. She walks ahead of me to where she will relieve herself, I ask for her to come back next to me, she recalls- neighbors dog loses its mind again. I look up at neighbor and say “just go ahead and call man, I get it”. She calls. This time THREE employees are driving on carts to our site, at this point we’re already leaving for work. I knew it was coming, figured they would for sure ask what’s going on this time. They don’t. The older woman accompanied by two men behind her- simply says “you have been told before you need to leash your dog”. We reply yes we understand. Nobody asks for a description of the events, what’s going on, or if this even happened. The female voice is raised and hostile presenting towards both of us. The man behind her approaches our car and peers into the vehicle I’m not sure if to intimidate or what, but that action was also very ineffective in diffusing the situation and instead very intimidating. And now making us both VERY late to work as this is an extra 15 minute drive to the hospital in which we work at. Seemingly, the word of this permanent resident is all they needed to full on accuse the two of us… of what? I am not sure. My animal has resided all over the country in countless locations, all while working and we have had no issues to date. At this point I am still remaining silent as the female worker continues to educate us on our alleged actions. My concern is that there has been ZERO questioning, only full on accusations. We’re highly uncomfortable at this point. They say “we will be speaking with the general manager tomorrow”, Which also felt threatening. I’d like to add that given the whole situation this wouldn’t matter but since this is happening: earlier that morning after work I had stopped by the front desk, to ask about a package I thought that I sent to the wrong place, but didn’t. The same female was there. I remember thinking wow she’s actually so rude. But I brushed it off. Now looking back she must have some kind of prejudice toward myself and my dog. I’ve never been threatened / accused so one-sidedly in my entire career such as what has been happening at this campground. Our resolution was to request moving sites, however nothing was asked of us WHATSOEVER. As stated we were not given any opportunity to speak on the situation. Will attempt to update review whenever we speak with management of this location. Warning is to be wary of implicit bias in staff, potential favoritism, and inconsistent / unfair conflict resolution, aggressive long term campers, and lack of communication from staff.
Guide to Fort Monroe
Located at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay, cabin camping near Fort Monroe offers year-round access to both beachfront and wooded sites. Most campgrounds in the region experience mild winters with daytime temperatures rarely below 40°F and warm summers averaging 80-85°F. The surrounding waterways create a distinctive coastal environment where camping facilities often straddle the line between forest and beach settings.
What to do
Beach activities at Cape Charles: The shoreline at Sun Outdoors Cape Charles provides direct access to calm Chesapeake Bay waters. "Great place to camp, fish, crab and relax by the beach and collect seashells. It has 2 beautiful beaches, one that allows pets and the other does not," notes one visitor.
Lighthouse exploration: Historic Cape Henry lighthouse stands near Fort Story Military Base, which hosts camping facilities. A camper at Military Park Fort Story reports, "This campground is located at the Fort Story Navy Base, set in a wooded area not far from a nice beach right at the corner of where the Chesapeake Bay meets the Atlantic. Two historic lighthouse mark the spot!"
Wildlife viewing: Kiptopeke State Park Campground borders prime wildlife habitat. "We come every year because it's on our top list of yearly visits. Wild animals usually pass by often later in the evening, horses, deer, rabbits etc," writes one regular camper who appreciates the natural setting.
What campers like
Privacy levels: Site configuration varies greatly between parks. At Chippokes State Park Campground, "Large campsites. Well maintained. Got last available site & never felt crowded," writes one visitor. This contrasts with more developed properties.
Unique historical features: Some cabins occupy sites with interesting histories. "Stayed at the cabins on the property and it's been well documented that they are haunted. There is a journal/guest log and there are many stories of pennies falling from the ceiling and the rocking chair rocking when no one is sitting in it," reports a visitor to Kiptopeke State Park.
Convenient beach access: Proximity to water remains a primary draw. First Landing State Park Campground earns praise for its location: "We were in site 156 which was right near a boardwalk and a bathhouse. The sites and beach were clean. The park personnel were polite and not annoying."
What you should know
Military connections: Several campgrounds near Fort Monroe either require military ID or border military installations. A camper at Military Park Fort Story Cape Henry RV Park notes, "Clean and spacious...quiet until reveille." Another mentions, "You may hear occasional machine guns and artillery. You will also hear reveille in the morning."
Seasonal booking challenges: Summer reservations require advance planning. "This campground is a resort KOA - those are campgrounds with more amenities. We found that the weekends are very loud as the partiers come out and during the week its quiet great place to camp," explains a visitor to Cape Charles / Chesapeake Bay KOA.
Site selection considerations: Campers report significant differences between site locations within the same parks. "A loop has full hookup where A and B do not. Try and get C loop spots 15 - 21. They're shaded and at the back of the loop," recommends a visitor to Kiptopeke State Park.
Tips for camping with families
Kid-friendly beaches: Look for gentle shorelines with supervision. At Cape Charles / Chesapeake Bay KOA, "Very large beachfront area with lots of room to spread out. They also have a separate dog beach, where my dogs lived their best life," mentions one camper.
Multiple swimming options: When beach conditions disappoint, pools provide alternatives. "My extended family has been camping here for years. The facilities are great and there is easy access to the beach. Would definitely recommend to any family that wants to start camping or anyone who wants an easy camping experience," shares a First Landing visitor.
Rainy day preparations: Occasional storms affect the low-lying region. "A storm hit right after I got here and now I'm sitting in about 8 inches of water! Good for a night if you just need a stop over, but can't say I'd like to be here any longer than that," cautions a visitor to Chesapeake Campground.
Tips from RVers
Off-season advantages: Winter camping offers value and tranquility. "Prices come way down during the off season. Much of the facilities are closed but they keep open one of their bathhouses. Otherwise it's a peaceful stay in the winter months," reports a winter camper at Virginia Beach KOA.
Connectivity considerations: Signal strength varies by location. "I'm here for hybrid remote work and the T-Mobile signal is nice and strong for my needs, both for work and entertainment. Easy to get in and out of the campground," shares a remote worker staying at Virginia Beach KOA.
Site leveling challenges: Some campgrounds require additional equipment. "The site was half gravel and half grass. The grading wasn't great and the gravel was thin. Lots of water puddles and the grass was swampy," notes an RVer describing seasonal challenges at Holiday Trav-L-Park.
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