Campings en Virginia

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“Had an enjoyable 4 night stay in this camper with my son. Great communication with property manager who was quick to respond to all of our questions. There are pillows but no sheets, blankets or towels provided. Check-in procedure could be more clearly explained as well as the process for gate access. But overall great place. Will definitely come back. ”

“it was clean and you have a water bag for your shower. ”

“Nice cabin in the country along the water. Great place to relax. ”

“The tent was real nice. The location was pretty cool as well. This is mainly an RV park with some cabins and also some glamping tents. The facilities are nice, for sure. We did enjoy our 4 days here this week overall. The tents are not sealed, obviously, so the tent had mice droppings everywhere. So much that we had to ask them to change the mattress pads as it was even on the bexs. The tents dont have much of a view, just kind of look out at the edge of a field next to the river. You cannot...

“Clean & Host was very helpful.”

“My boyfriend and I stayed in a glamping tent over the weekend and it was phenomenal! Perfect for a nice fall getaway. We will be back in the summer with our kids for a fun trip in the cabins! ”

“Stayed here in a 40’ rv trailer for the Rock Fest. Stephanie was super helpful. Nice quiet property with plenty of room to spread out.”

“Very secluded and very nice. Had a small water leak under kitchen sink, property owners were quick to respond and fix the problem. Was a great vacation and plenty of land to explore.”

“We were seeking a romantic getaway Valentine’s Day weekend. What we received was anything but. Supposedly the hobbit house was part of the White lotus echo resort spa which included various sauna, spas, cold, plunges, etc. when we got there late in the evening there was no directions no instructions and we finally found the “spa area” where nothing was on, or did not work. But the absolute atrocious part was that there were feral cats running around all over the property, pawing and scratching...

“The road to the camper was washed out, rutted and crumbling asphalt that took you from a residential neighborhood to the winding top of a hill. The camper itself was fine, cute even and clean. The location was concerning. The camper had campers in storage on either side of it. The other homes were campers that people were living in, older occupied and unoccupied mobile homes. The area looked run down and trash bags piled up in yards. It was quiet other than the neighbors peacocks which weren’t a...