Campsites in Southern USA

Chincoteague Island

• Coastal site surrounded by beaches, among Chincoteague wild ponies
• At the gateway to Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge
• Themed weekends, kids' activities, giant trampoline and kayak launch

Handmaids Gate Camp

• Pick your own pitch at a peaceful back-to-nature site
• A five-minute drive from Floyd and 20 minutes from Buffalo Mountain
• Firepit and spring-fed water available, plus lots of berries to pick

Shenandoah Crossing Resort

The Country Place

• Riverside campsite near the Shenandoah River
• Bordered by the George Washington National Forest
• Enjoy canoeing, kayaking, swimming and horse-riding

Infinity Acres Ranch

• Off-grid accommodation at a secluded campsite with animal encounters
• A 20-minute drive to Martinsville and the Mountain Laurel Trails
• Llama walks and goat feeding, ponds and riverside walks all on site

4 Mile Rock Meadows

New Point RV Resort

• Family-friendly resort on the shore of Chesapeake Bay near New Point
• 10 minutes' drive from a watersports centre for guided canoe tours
• Private beach, dog beach, marina, fishing dock and two playgrounds

Williamsburg KOA Campground

• 180 acres of forest and hiking trails, minutes from town
• In Virginia's Historic Triangle
• Heated pool, jumping pillows, dog play area and gem mining station

American Heritage RV Park

Beaver Lakes Campground

• Dog-friendly mountainous wildlife haven in West Virginia
• A 20-minute drive to Summersville Lake and the Tri Rivers Rail Trail
• Six ponds on site and hiking trails across 250 acres; food shop nearby

Stoney Creek Campground

• Spacious pitches on the banks of the Cacapon river
• A 10-minute drive to Green Ridge State Forest; 25 to Berkeley Springs
• Canoeing and tubing available, plus river access for fishing

Black Bear Plantation

J & J's Place

Lake Eufaula Campground

• 46-acre campground in Southeast Alabama
• Pool and several lakes, including ones for fishing
• Launderette open every day

Montgomery South RV Park

• Peaceful RV park off the Interstate 65 south of Montgomery
• 20 minutes' drive to Montgomery's zoo and civil rights museums
• Large and well-maintained pitches with picnic table and fire ring

Murchison Farm's Primitive Campground

• Primitive campsite surrounded by 263 acres of pure nature
• An hour's drive to Montgomery; several golf courses nearby
• Fishing, swimming, boating, hiking and stargazing on site

Parksland Retreat

• Relaxed clothing-optional site in Talladega National Forest
• A 15-minute drive to Talladega; 40 minutes to Cheaha State Park
• Wooded park over 40 acres, with half a mile of creek for fishing

Talladega Rose Flea Market and Recreation

Denton Ferry RV Park