Holiday Trav-L-Park Campground

The Great Outdoors

There's plenty to do outdoors when you go camping in an RV at Holiday Trav-L-Park. The RV park is just a short drive away from Croatan Beach, which is on the south end of town. This beach is a popular place for sunbathing and swimming. It's also one of the best places in town to learn to surf, and many local surfing outfitters offer lessons here. Heading north, you'll hit Resort Beach and the Virginia Beach Fishing Pier. The pier has a tackle shop and equipment rentals and is a great place to fish for trout, flounder, mackerel, crab, and other seafood.North of the city is First Landing State Park, which marks the site of the arrival of 17th-century colonists. The park is a very popular place for hiking and biking, with over 20 miles of trails to explore. Interpreters conduct guided trail walks seasonally, where you can learn more about the history and nature of the area. The park also has a beachfront area on the Chesapeake Bay where you can go swimming. At the Narrows, between Broad Bay and Linkhorn Bay on the inland side of the park, you can go fishing and crabbing. There is also a boat launch there, although swimming is not allowed.Another beautiful place to explore when you go motorhome camping in Virginia Beach is Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge and the adjacent False Cape State Park. The wildlife refuge is a preserve for many migratory birds as well as turtles and plant species. Visitors can go bird watching, as well as fishing or kayaking in Shipps Bay. At the state park, visitors can go hiking or biking on 15 miles of self-guided trails. There are also several access points for fishing, both freshwater and saltwater.

Exploring The Area

RV camping at Holiday Trav-L-Park makes it easy to explore Virginia Beach. There are plenty of restaurants and grocery stores in the area, so you'll have lots of options if you get hungry. The Virginia Beach boardwalk is full of fun things to do, and hosts events during the summer. The area is also home to the Cape Henry Lighthouse, which was built in the late 18th century and still offers beautiful views of the ocean. Those traveling with kids can plan to spend some time at the water parks and adventure parks in the area. Virginia Beach also has several interesting museums, including the Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center, as well as the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art.Holiday Trav-L-Park campers will also find themselves a short drive from Norfolk, which offers even more to do. The waterfront city is home to Nauticus, a massive maritime museum commemorating the city's history as a navy base. Norfolk is also known for its beautiful botanical gardens, which are sprawling and offer miles of trails through plants and flowers. The area is also a popular destination for harbor cruises, which are a great way to take in the area.Inland of Norfolk is the Williamsburg area, which is also worth a visit when you book a camper rental in Virginia Beach. Colonial Williamsburg is an area that re-enacts life in the pre-Revolutionary War period of the United States. Williamsburg is part of Virginia's Historic Triangle, with Yorktown and Jamestown. The entire area was significant during colonial times as well as during the Revolutionary War and later, the Civil War. The Williamsburg area is also home to the Busch Gardens Williamsburg amusement park, a very popular destination for those traveling with families.