Virginia Beach RV Resort

Reservations are available year-round at Virginia Beach RV Resort, where full hookup sites run $130 per night. The resort sits on the bay in Virginia Beach, Virginia, with drive-in access and sites that accommodate RVs with electric, water, and sewer connections. Sites vary in maneuverability, and at least one reviewer noted that backing in required some planning to get the rig positioned correctly.

The resort has two pools, which reviewers describe as rarely crowded, plus a basic playground and fishing access from the property. Pets are allowed. Cell coverage holds up reasonably well for AT&T and Verizon users, though the WiFi signal is weak unless you're close to the main buildings. One reviewer noted the setup as "a nice quiet getaway to let the kids ride bikes and fish," which captures the low-key atmosphere the place tends to deliver. No on-site camp store is available, and ice reported as advertised was not consistently found on-site.

One logistical note worth knowing: guests rent from individual lot owners, not directly from the resort. This means the office may redirect questions to lot owners, and contact information is not always provided upfront. Parking is limited to one pass per site, with overflow parking capped at four hours. Nearby alternatives include Surfside at Sandbridge RV Resort just down the road, and North Bayshore Campground a few miles west. Book well in advance for summer stays, and bring your own ice and supplies.