Richmond North / Kings Dominion KOA

The Great Outdoors

The beauty of Virginia is meant to be embraced, and you can explore it in many forms when you're motorhome camping at Richmond North/Kings Dominion KOA. The rivers of Virginia are some of the most stunning in the country, and Rappahannock River Valley National Wildlife Refuge in Warsaw might highlight the best of the bunch. Hunters can have a good time searching for white-tailed deer or fishing for yellow bullhead catfish, sunfish, and even American eel. The wildlife viewing is also amazing here, with plenty of trails and a grasslands overlook.Another tranquil spot worth visiting with the Doswell camper rental is Lake Anna State Park which can be found in Spotsylvania Courthouse. What once was a gold mine is now so much more, with plenty of ways to enjoy an afternoon. Fifteen miles of trails run throughout the park, providing lots of opportunities for wildlife viewing. Visitors can go swimming or cast a line to catch resident crappie, largemouth bass, or bream. For some low-key fun, hang out on the beach or mine for gold at this fascinating area.You could also head down to Pocahontas State Park south of Richmond near Chester for another scenic spot to take in the sun. You are never too far from a jaw-dropping scene with three lakes and multiple trails to get you around to all the best views. There are over 60 miles of trails to traverse, and other activities include fishing, swimming, and nature and history programs.

Explore the City

With Richmond so close by, there are many attractions to enjoy while motorhome camping in the area. Kings Dominion is right next door to the KOA and offers plenty to keep you busy. The popular amusement park is home to high-speed coasters like the Anaconda and the Intimidator and features seasonal thrills like the Halloween Haunt. If you are more interested in aquatic fun, you can check out the Soak City area for all the water slides and rides you could ask for, along with cabanas and dining options when you're ready to relax.If you are looking for a slower-paced way to enjoy the beauty, culture, and history that the area provides, you can head over to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. There you can view a wide variety of seasonal and ongoing exhibits that dive deep into the art of cultures from around the world. Take a tour around the museum to see all of the great collections, from ancient art to more modern and contemporary pieces.For serene scenes plucked right out of nature plus some local history, you can check out Maymont. This 100-acre Victorian estate contains a historic house museum and one of the most spectacular botanical gardens around. There’s really no end to the fascinating ways to enjoy a travel trailer rental near Richmond.