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All equipment smaller than that maximum is allowed on that site type. With few exceptions, campsites accommodate only up to a given maximum equipment size. In designated high-impact areas, all camping units, equipment and vehicles must be within the defined area's borders. Vehicles and camping units: Unless otherwise specified, up to two camping units are allowed per campsite only one axled camper is allowed per site. While campers cannot be assured of access to their reserved sites before the reservation start time of 4 p.m., arrive early to avoid lines at check-in and enjoy the park until your site is ready.
The maximum camping period is 14 days in a 30-day period. Some parks have equestrian campsites with horse stalls. Primitive drive-in camping is available at James River, and hike-in and canoe-in sites are available at Belle Isle, Caledon, New River Trail and Powhatan state parks. Primitive hike-in camping is available at False Cape and Sky Meadows. Primitive campsites generally have fire grills, picnic tables, pit toilets and non-potable water. Many sites offer electric and water hookups those that do not are referred to as “standard.” Developed campsites have picnic tables, grills and access to bathhouses. Designated group camping areas and sites are available, but all parks can accommodate groups. Campsites can accommodate six people per site or all members of a household. All equipment must remain within the confines of the campsite without impacting the natural vegetation. Those canceling stays of two or fewer days will receive no refund after the 4 p.m. Check-out time is used to determine the unused portion. If you choose to leave before the end of your reservation period, we'll refund the unused portion of the stay less one night's fees. Transferring from a group site to a non-group site requires cancellation (including penalty fees) and rebooking. If you cancel a reservation on the day of arrival, you will receive a refund minus one night’s fee. There's a $10 fee to cancel a camping reservation and a $30 fee to cancel a group site reservation (sites designed for seven or more people). There's no charge for transferring a reservation to another date or park. on the day before your arrival or by calling the Customer Service Center during operating hours or online up until 11:59 p.m. Camping cancellations and transfersĬancel or transfer your reservation online up until 11:59 p.m. Please be sure to call before your reservation is scheduled to start. If you have concerns or questions about your upcoming reservation, please call our Customer Service Center at 80, Sunday through Thursday, 7 a.m. SEASHORE CAMPSITES REVIEW FULL
Payment in full is required at the time of reservation. All campsites are reserved by the specific site. You may reserve a site online or by calling the Customer Service Center Sunday through Thursday, 7 a.m. Reservations are accepted 11 months in advance and up to 2 p.m. Reservations are recommended, and it's best to reserve a site as early as possible.
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Earn point toward free nights with the Customer Loyalty Program. Park campgrounds are pet-friendly, ( False Cape has some restrictions). Full-service campgrounds (with bathhouses) are open from the first Friday in March through the first Monday in December with the exception of Douthat, Hungry Mother, Pocahontas and Shenandoah River state parks which have full-service campgrounds open year-round. Primitive campgrounds are open year-round and do not offer a bathhouse. Kiptopeke and Hungry Mother campgrounds offer sewer hook-ups. Some parks provide sites with electric and water hookups, which tend to be larger to accommodate recreational vehicles and campers Site sizes, configurations and amenities vary. Twenty-nine state parks throughout the state offer camping ( see camping rates) with a total of more than 1,800 campsites. It's primal, quiet, healthy, affordable and pet-friendly. (Especially, don't forget s'mores fixings.)Ĭamping is also a great way to learn outdoor skills, such as safely building a fire or using a compass. You'll probably work up a good appetite camping, so be prepared to make some yummy meals by campfire. You see countless stars that you can't see when in the city or suburbs. You'll enjoy nature's beauty and have fun swimming, hiking, canoeing, tubing, etc. Camping gets you away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. 
Not many activities get you closer to nature - and your family - as does camping.
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