Directions
From Richmond I-64E to Lightfoot Exit 234 turn left. Or from I-64W to Exit 234B turn right, go 2 miles.
GPS: N37.360625, W76.713826
If you are unsure which section of the campground you have reserved, stop at the first entrance.
Extended Stay guests please check-in at the first entrance.
Guests arriving after office hours should check the Camp Store of the section they have reserved for directions and site information. Any guest arriving after office hours will be left instructions so they may settle in at their site. Registration will be handled the next morning after the office opens. See each Camp Store for open/close times during your stay. Check out our campground map!
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Have A Revolutionary Vacation!
Bring your family to Williamsburg and make your vacation one for the history books. Discover adventure in America’s favorite family destination, where historical attractions, museums and the cultural arts combine with theme parks, restaurants and shopping.
This is America’s Historic Triangle, and there’s no better place to have fun exploring our nation’s rich history.
Big thrills are big fun—and you’ll find both in Williamsburg at Busch Gardens and Water Country USA!
Busch Gardens
The World's Most Beautiful Theme Park has something for everyone as you venture across Europe to enjoy thrilling rides, captivating shows, and animal encounters. Visit the website for more information. View Events Schedule.
Colonial Williamsburg
At Colonial Williamsburg, you'll find living history in a town much as it was in the years before, during, and after the American Revolution. During your visit, meet interpreters of all ages who will help you understand life in the 1700's. For their website, click here, or for a list of their special events and activities, click here.
Water Country U.S.A.
Dive into cool summertime fun at Water Country USA. The mid-Atlantic's largest water park entertains guests with spectacular water rides, restaurants and entertainment. Water Country
Jamestown
The first permanent English settlement in the New World is recreated here! Features full-size replicas of the three ships which arrived in 1607, reconstructed James Fort, Indian villages, and museum exhibits. For events and schedules check here. For more information visit: www.historyisfun.org
American Revolution Museum at Yorktown
The American Revolution ended in Yorktown, Virginia on October 8, 1781, when the British forces surrendered. The "Yorktown Shipwreck Project" exhibit and Continental Army encampment bring history to life. Explore Yorktown online. For events check here.
