Norfolk, VA RV Rentals and Motorhome Rentals

Chassis repair, Sprinter Dealer (D)

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11 truck parking spaces, Southbound, Northbound, Restrooms, Picnic Table, Tourist Information, Pay Phones, Recycling Bins (R)

Holiday Rambler, Keystone, Certified Techs (SR) (D)

General Repair, Parts Sales, Parts Installation, Cruiser RV, Dutchmen, Keystone (D)

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International, Sales Dept. Hours Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Parts Dept Hours Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Service Dept Hours Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Services Offered Parts only, No Warranty Services Offered, Fleet Charge Accepted: No (D)

Northbound, Southbound, 50 truck parking spaces, Restrooms, Picnic Table, Pets, Handicap, Jun 2014: Parked overnight fine with other trucks and campers. July 2012: PARKED OVERNIGHT JULY 2012. Parked our travel trailer with generator running next to semis that had generators running for the AC. Would stay overnight here again. Bathrooms clean, open all night long, lots of space to park, well used.(R)

Known as one of the best aquariums in the country, at the Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center you can experience hands-on exhibits, nature trails and marshlands. The aquarium is comprised of two main exhibits the Bay and Ocean Pavilion and the Marsh Pavilion. The two are connected by a one-third mile nature trail running close to the Owls Creek Salt Marsh. There are more than 12,000 animals representing over 700 species. Check out the Adventure Park, where you can zip line and be within the canopies above the Owls Creek forests, and much more.

You'll hear the sounds of the Atlantic Ocean, which just happens to be across the street. This friendly RV resort offers luxuries such as a sauna, fitness room, tennis court and basketball court. Nearby attractions include many pristine beaches and state parks, the Atlantic Fun Park, Busch Gardens, and so many more attractions that you'll want to extend your stay. Fun family RV rental destination.

Davis Lakes Campground is the perfect spot to enjoy your Virginia vacation. Historic Jamestown, Colonial Williamsburg, Chesapeake, and Virginia Beach are all nearby. The lure of the open road and the comforts of home come together when you're traveling in a recreational vehicle, or RV. Davis Lakes Campground offers the chance to enjoy the unspoiled, unhurried outdoors, in what many call the "BEST" location in Hampton Roads! They invite their guests to spend this summer and fall at the Campground and experience this exceptional vacation paradise with endless things to do, like great restaurants, museums, parks and near-by historical Towns to explore. All of the sites offer gravel pads, full hook-ups, pull-thru capability, and 30/50 AMP electrical service. Recreational facilities include Davis Lakes, boating, boat rentals, corn hole, outdoor games, and swimming. Campground facilities include ice, laundry, LP gas by the gallon, restroom.bathhouse, and cable. Davis Lakes Campgrounds offers a peaceful, serene, and scenic home away from home.

The Elk's Lodge is a group facility that has been around for decades and works to support communities and youth program. If you plan to go on an RV camping trip, pull into Elk's Lodge #38 and help support a good cause. Elk's Lodge #38 is located in Norfolk, Virginia and the campground is open to the public. While you are there, become a member and take advantage of the many benefits they offer. At Elk's Lodge #38, you can enjoy an RV camping trip that is close to the city. There are many attractions available and you can even see the largest naval station in the world while visiting. The RV park offers full service hookups and has a pool for guests to swim in. The park is clean and offers plenty of space for kids and animals to run around. The Elk's Lodge provides an inexpensive place to camp so you can spend more time and money visiting the city.

You'll find 5 miles of beautiful shoreline, where you can fish on the beach close to the pier or on the bay. You can surf, take in the sun, enjoy fresh seafood, Italian, Chinese, and have some frozen yogurt or ice-cream. Only 3 miles from the beach is the Hell?s point golf course.

One of the best KOA campgrounds in the country is right here in Rishmond's backyard. Within easy reach the wooded grounds provide tranquil camping with tons of family fun. Sites range from huge to cozy and will allow your family to relax and unwind in a safe and fun environment. Book your RV rental for a trip to Williamsburg

A national natural and historic landmark, Firstlanding, as its name implies was were the English colonialist first landed in 1607. Many have traversed its waters such as the settlers, Native Americans, Blackbeard and other pirates, and the Union and Confederate army during the Civil War. The park is found within urban Virginia Beach and it has 20 miles of trail and 1.5 miles of sandy Chesapeake Bay beach shore. Within the trails you'll find many unique habitats such as the bald cypress swamps, maritime forests and lagoons. Try your hand at swimming (at your own risk since there are no lifeguards!), fishing, canoeing, kayaking, and crabbing in the Chesapeake Bay. If you want a break from the water hit the trails, where you'll find breathtaking views, you can take a guided tour, or get your heart rate going as you bike, jog or walk. Take a picnic near your RV rental site, and enjoy the views.

The Virginia Living Museum in Newport News, Virginia, is a unique collection of natural wonders of the region that's not to be missed. Originally opened in 1966 as the Junior Nature Museum and Planetarium, the facility has expanded over the years to what it is today, and has been renamed the Virginia Living Museum. The first living museum east of the Mississippi, it combines the elements of a native wildlife park, a science museum, aquarium, botanical preserve and planetarium, and is a leader in its use of native wildlife to present a message of knowledge, awareness and pure appreciation of the living world around us. A visit to the museum is an encounter with more habitats, wildlife and plant species than would otherwise be encountered in a lifetime of outdoor adventures in Virginia. The exhibits showcase all of the state?s regions from the upland coves of the Appalachian Mountains to the caves, swamps and fossil banks of Virginia, and feature over 240 different animal species.