5 campgrounds with availability this weekend
Cabins near Maidens, Virginia provide overnight accommodations in several state parks and private campgrounds. Powhatan State Park Campground features cabin options with electricity and modern amenities, positioned on a 1,500-acre property with river access and hiking trails. Small Country Campground in Louisa offers cabin rentals with standard electrical hookups and private bath facilities. "Clean and well maintained bathrooms and showers. Wonderful, well marked hiking trails. And very nice camp hosts. Seriously everything you need!" The cabins at Twin Lakes State Park include basic furnishings, while Shenandoah Crossing resort provides more upscale cabin accommodations with full kitchens and private bedrooms.
Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. KOA properties near Maidens, including Richmond North - Kings Dominion KOA and Fredericksburg-Washington DC KOA, feature standardized cabin rentals with heating and air conditioning. Most cabins require advance reservations, especially during peak summer months. Pet policies vary by location—some allow pets in designated cabins for an additional fee while others prohibit pets entirely. A visitor commented, "The sites in the River Bend Campground are private and wooded, especially this time of year when the trees are so full." Year-round cabin availability exists at several properties, though some close during winter months.
Most cabins include beds but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. Kitchenette facilities vary significantly between properties—basic cabins typically offer minimal cooking equipment while deluxe units may include refrigerators, microwaves, and stovetops. Powhatan and Pocahontas State Parks maintain small camp stores with limited supplies and firewood. Food Lion in Powhatan (approximately 10-15 minutes from Powhatan State Park) provides the nearest full grocery selection. For cabin guests at Cozy Acres Campground, on-site fishing ponds, playgrounds, and a swimming pool offer recreational options without leaving the property.
"The park has lots of trails, miles of open meadows, and James River access. Great park for bicycling."
"This is a quiet, beautiful loop, with 8 sites, each with a picnic table and fire ring."
Available this weekend
from $16 - $97 / night
"Level sites with brick paver pads, full hookups, RV storage, playground, pool, store, fire rings, 3 fishing ponds, awesome owners. Mid sized campground."
"This was our first time at Cozy Acres and we really enjoyed it. It's beautifully tucked away surrounded by fields and some farm structures."
"Part of the VA State Park system, BCL is exceptionally well-maintained. Most of the site are RV accessible, but there are a few tent-only sites along the lake, which is where we stayed."
"Glamping in rural VA, I did not expect to find an uncrowded state park over the July 4th weekend. The trails were marked once you got on one, not all were visible as trails."
Available this weekend
from $32 - $384 / night
"They also have tent camping sites and cabins. Location is right next to Kings Dominion amusement park. Staff was very friendly!"
"Kid friendly biking around the park. Also saw many with electric scooters and golf carts. Large playground and pool, all very clean and well kept."
"We've been to Lake Anna a couple of times and have enjoyed it each time. This past trip was over Memorial Day with close family friends. We RV and they cabin camp."
"Great space for rvs and tents. Cabins and yurts available, bath house clean, but toilet paper is thinner than dry onion skin. Beach area is 1/2 mile paved walk. Beach very crowded on weekends."
Available this weekend
from $32 - $413 / night
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"This place has a small “lake” but has two man made beach spots. The sand is very nice and clean. A small pavilion for shade due to Covid no chairs or umbrellas were out to use. BYOC/U."
from $31 - $109 / night
"They have a general store on site, boat ramp, equipment rentals. The grounds are clean and well kept. They have cabins, RV sites, and good old fashioned sites. They host events every now and then."
"This is a big campground that caters to boaters on Lake Anna. We probably made a mistake coming on a holiday weekend. Many “holiday” campers with extra vehicles, boats and people!"
"Another outdoor pool area by the general store (wasn't open yet) has a large pool and kids pool. The activities center has things going on every day."
"We were there in March so it was still a bit cold and not really sitting outside and enjoy it weather. The campground was nice and very clean."
from $50 / night
"Our family loved this park and its amenities. The campground was nice but some of the sites are a little small so definitely pay attention to the camper length per individual site."
"They have boat rentals and a fishing pier. The camp sites are of nice size and are mostly well shaded. They have a large playground for the kids and the roads are good for bike riding ."
Available this weekend
from $37 - $384 / night
"Lake on site. Playground for kids. Fun bike rentals. Lots of dog walks and a dog park. Camp store has a little bit of everything."
"Came in to tent camp 1 night to break up a long drive south, and it happened to be trick or treat night. There were several events during the day for the kiddos that were here."
TravelerSomething for everybody; long term slots, primitive camping, with electricity and water, with full hookups, day use ramps for Lake Anna, huge covered picnic area for large gatherings, rv sites in the woods and others on the edge of large field. Staff are great.
RangerThis park is so beautiful, set it a forested canopy and a serene lake, BUT - between the neighboring 4-H Camp shooting with hundreds of rounds being fired each day between 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM, and then Karaoke parties from 6:00 pm to late at night, the noises were close to being unbearable. Also, zero cell phone reception, but they have free wifi at the check-in station, the office and the beach.
GuideFirst campground in a week, that had great water pressure! Has free laundry, clean bathrooms, free mini golf, activities , restaurant and bar. Pretty darn awesome
TravelerVery quiet, peaceful . The Staff is very helpful.
GuideNice, quiet in March, shuttle to Kings Dominion every 30 minutes,
GuideWe camped here Labor Day weekend 2025. Our site was nicely situated between a trail down to the lake and bathhouse.
We had a long driveway that was perfect for throwing a ball around. Plenty of space to spread out, and surrounded by trees.
Enjoyed a sunset walk down to the lake and exploring the entire beach area. Loved seeing the turtles at the pond and exploring two different play areas.
GuideWe stayed in the tent only section for Labor Day weekend in 2024. The tent sites were not very level and close together. They were entirely gravel.
The kiddos enjoyed the swimming beach and some of the play items built in. The slide and some other pieces had seen better days and needed a bit of a refresh.
We didn't have a chance to check out any trails, but plan to go back on the future.
GuideThe site pad gravel was nice and provided good drainage for the DELUGE we got all night long our first night. Surrounded by lovely foliage, which provided nice privacy. And right across from some of the cleanest bath houses we've ever seen. Very nice.
But the real highlight was the variety and abundance of ranger programs offered at this relatively small park. We went on a lovely moth/caterpillar hunt at twilight that was so much fun, and the guide was so knowledgeable.
Also, the trails are very well marked. I like to trail run with my dog first thing in the morning, and I've been burned before by poorly marked trails. These (while expectedly soggy) were very well marked.
GuideWe've been to Lake Anna a couple of times and have enjoyed it each time. This past trip was over Memorial Day with close family friends. We RV and they cabin camp. So they snagged camp cabin 56 and we were in E/W site 30. Those two are very close to each other, so our kids could go back and forth without supervision, but site 30 was big enough that we were able to host all of the meals in our site. The 5 people staying in our RV and the 4 people staying in their cabin plus the 4 dogs that we have between us! That's a lot of camp chairs and cooking equipment.
Being Memorial Day weekend, we expected it to be very busy, but it wasn't too crowded at all. And everyone was very nice.
A word for parents: the tent pad is pea gravel. Really nice pea gravel. Applied pretty deeply too. So, if your kids are anything like mine, the first they'll do - and continue to fixate on all weekend - is digging in the pit, burying each other, and other various forms of playing with the rocks. You'd think they'd get enough of at at the actual beach. But no. Apparently not.
Cabins near Maidens, Virginia range in elevation from 200-500 feet above sea level, positioned between Richmond and Charlottesville in Virginia's central Piedmont region. Most rental accommodations in the area follow seasonal patterns with peak rates from May through September, when average daytime temperatures reach 85-90°F. Overnight cabin stays typically cost $70-150 per night depending on amenities and season.
Horseback riding options: At Shenandoah Crossing in nearby Gordonsville, guests can explore forest trails on guided horseback tours. "They have bike trails, fishing pond and swimming pool. They have a play area for the kids, swimming pool, horse riding, and the camp sites are pretty nice," notes Sam M.
Lake activities and boating: Christopher Run Campground offers direct access to Lake Anna with multiple water recreation options. "Campground is waaayyy back in the back of park. Only a few years old. No full hookup (yes 30/50 amp). Well maintained trails, level sites. No river access in campground," reports Ashley I. from Powhatan State Park.
Biking trails: Twin Lakes State Park Campground maintains dedicated cycling paths suitable for varying skill levels. "The roads are good for bike riding. We hiked some of the trails, there is beautiful nature thT surrounds you. Close to the High Bridge and different Daily excursions," explains Jennifer G.
Fishing opportunities: Multiple ponds at Cozy Acres Campground provide fishing access for different skill levels. "Our favorite little getaway. Level sites with brick paver pads, full hookups, RV storage, playground, pool, store, fire rings, 3 fishing ponds, awesome owners. Mid sized campground," shares Jennifer B.
Modern bathhouses: Bear Creek Lake State Park receives positive reviews for its well-maintained facilities. "The bathhouse is kept very clean. It has a lake for swimming, boating, and fishing. There are programs every weekend. There is even an archery range," reports Erica M.
Diverse site options: Small Country Campground provides different camping experiences from tent sites to cabins. "Found this place by accident. Don't let the name fool you, this place is the largest camp resort in the area. It has everything even a small grocery store," comments Rocky F.
Site spacing varies: At Bear Creek Lake State Park, proximity between sites can affect privacy. "Nice little state park close to Richmond and not too far from DC. We had a non-reservable site in the Black Oak loop—sites were tiny and very close together, but it was still pretty quiet even on a full weekend," notes Karin P.
Water levels affect site availability: During high-water periods, some riverside sites become unusable. "Canoe-In Campground: When we stayed, we stayed in the canoe-in campground, although we hiked in the approximate 1/4 mile from the parking lot, rather than coming in by boat," explains Stephanie J.
Off-season limitations: Some facilities close during colder months. "Not much to do in April. This was our shake out trip on our new camper," shares William R. about Small Country Campground.
Water playgrounds: Many campgrounds feature dedicated children's water areas. "The swimming lake is a good size. There is a concession stand, a beach with lifeguard, and a rental station for paddle boats. There were people in the water all weekend enjoying the awesome weather," describes Sam M.
Educational programs: Ranger-led activities provide learning opportunities. "They have a lot of activities, such as pool, fishing pond and trails. The site was clean and everything worked great!" reports Isaac R. about Cozy Acres.
Kid-focused campgrounds: Fredericksburg-Washington DC KOA caters specifically to families with children. "Kid focused park. Lots of activities. Great setting. Nice sites. Very wooded. Big pond. Great store," explains James P.
Site leveling challenges: Many rental cabins and RV sites require adjustment. "Very crowded and mostly meant for RVs," observes Chris B. at Pocahontas State Park.
Water/electric access: Most cabin rental facilities provide standard hookups. "We reserved a 'pull-through' RV site which ended up being a back-in site that was very uneven and nowhere near level," reports Jed about Shenandoah Crossing.
Campground navigation: Some cabin areas require specific routes. "Smaller campground. 33 sites, only a handful for larger rigs. Mostly level. E/W only. Dump station. Two lakes, lots of places to walk/hike, explore," states Ashley I. about Twin Lakes State Park.
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