Campground Amenities
Amenities Overview
Campground Amenities
Unique Amenities
- RV Clubs & Rallies
- Local Area Tours Available
- Food Delivery
Campground Activities
Campground Activities
While staying at our campground enjoy fishing at our pond, rent paddle boats, play a game of volleyball or horseshoes, or you may opt to rent our fun bikes. If you're camping with us from May 27- September 5 on the weekends we offer family planned activities such as Hayrides, ice cream socials, relay races, movie nights, bingo, scavenger hunts, and more....
Campground News
New Lodging Options!
New for 2013, we will have 4 different cabin options to choose from. Deluxe Lodge's with efficiency kitchen and full bathroom, Studio Lodge with a full bathroom and cooking outside, Deluxe 1 Room Cabin's with upgraded features and traditional 1 Room Cabin's. We expect to start reserving the additional cabins in the Spring! Please give us a call to find out more details.
Meet Your Hosts
"Come and check in for some history. George Washington slept here, why not you?"
It was 1976, and Susan Hart was just a teenager when her parents purchased the Fredericksburg KOA. Not much longer after that her would-be husband, Ron, just a teenager himself, came to work at the campground. And as their fairy tale goes, they met, they married, and they eventually took ownership of the campground.
Susan grew up most of her life on the campground and saw the potential it had to work as a family business. She never considered trying her hand at different career. "It is a good way to be able to be with the kids," she said. "A campground is a good family atmosphere and was something I saw myself continuing to do."
After they married, Ron and Susan continued to work at the KOA and started another business together running a tour company out of the campground. They ran the tour business for 17 years before selling it to take over ownership at the KOA in 2000. Susan said it was not hard to give up the tour business. Though it was good to them for many years, the traffic had become harder to navigate with a 40-foot bus. And after being incident free for 17 years, the couple felt they had pushed their luck and nerves for as long as they wanted.
"It must've been meant to be," she said. "We were ready, and our parents were ready to retire. That campground was our parent's baby, and we feel fortunate to have been given this blessing." The Harts travel frequently and like to stay at other campgrounds to see how different places are run.
"All campground owners should get on the other side of the fence," she said. "There are certain things that put a new light on it, and you should get on the other side and see what your customers see."
They love the location of their campground and the service they give their customers. Being in a scenic and historical area is a bonus, as well. "To own your own business is a good thing, not easy, but it worked out well for us," she said.