Enfield / Rocky Mount KOA

Come spend some time at Medoc Mountain State Park when you are RV camping at the Enfield/Rocky Mount KOA. The park features a scenic wide-open meadow and a 2.5-mile fishing creek, which is recognized as one of the cleanest streams in the region. Other recreational opportunities include canoeing and paddling, ten miles of trails, mountain biking, and outdoor sports. Picnic areas with shelter, tables, grills, drinking water, and restrooms are available. Special events and interpretive programs for all ages are held throughout the year and include ranger talks, hikes, and kids’ programs on butterflies and snakes. Park maps and fact sheets are downloadable in advance of your visit or available at the visitor center. You can also visit any of the nearly 50 Rocky Mount city parks when you camp in an RV near Enfield. One of the highlights would be the Tar River Paddle Trail with ten canoe and kayak access points that connect 20 miles of Stony Creek and the Tar River. There is also a 3.9-mile Tar River Walking/Biking Trail. City Lake Park includes the lake, fishing piers, an island with a gazebo, a walkway, and a lighted fountain. The Historic Tree Park offers a 7.4-mile walking trail that guides you to multiple trees of historical interest. Sunset Park is considered the crown jewel of the city park system and features an amusement center with an authentic miniature train, carousel, and water park; an 18-hole disc golf course, a skateboard park, sports fields, and picnic shelters and concessions. The Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge is maintained by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and you can spend some time here when you are Enfield/Rocky Mount KOA camping. It is the largest intact remnant of a habitat that spanned over a million acres. It has been designated as a Virginia and Globally Important Bird Area, a National Park Services National Natural Landmark, and an Underground Railroad Network to Freedom site. Over 200 species of birds, 47 species of mammals, and 96 species of butterflies live in the refuge. A trail guide, park maps, species guides, the Underground Railroad brochure, and the Lake Drummond Wildlife Drive Trail guide (for touring in a vehicle) are downloadable or available at the visitor center.