Newport News Park Campground

Book an RV near Newport News and find yourself surrounded by historical locations that played a large role in the development of the country, as it played an important part in both the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. Both the Newsome and James A. Fields Houses highlight the fight for Civil Rights that occurred locally. You can also view the Victory Arch, which is a memorial to the local people who died in World War I. RV camping at this campground puts you within easy reach of all sorts of unique attractions found nearby. There are museums available locally, as well. These include the Lee Hall Depot, a historic train station that has been restored. This and the Virginia War Museum feature the history of the local region. There is also the Mariners' Museum and Park, which showcases a number of historical ship exhibits. This includes the USS Monitor Center, which is the recovered gun turret of a Civil Warcraft that sank in nearby waters. The U.S. Army Transportation Museum features vehicles from that branch of the military. The Endview Plantation is a living history museum. It is based during the Civil War era, with actors clothed in a period-specific dress. A home that was here during the Civil War, and was used as a hospital during that time, has been restored and is available for touring, as are the rest of the plantation grounds. Several battle reenactments are also held here throughout the year. When you've been looking for a great place to vacation, that offers both recreational as well as educational opportunities, consider a campsite at Newport News Park Campground. Take a hike through the nearby park, go boating on the bay, or learn about the country's history from a local museum. Check out a campervan rental near the Newport News area and enjoy exploring coastal Virginia!