Best Places to RV in Virginia

Best Places to RV in Virginia

It’s estimated that the area now known as the state of Virginia has been inhabited for more than 18,000 years. Today, millions continue to flock to the state via boat, plane, and car to explore the many incredible things that only Virginia has to offer.

If your preferred mode of adventure is in an RV, you’ve come to the right place. Below, our team at Mark Wahlberg RV will break down the best places to RV in Virginia.

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Arlington, Virginia

Where to Park the RV: Travel Camp

Arlington, Virginia, sits just over the Potomac River from Washington DC, providing access to all that this district has to offer like the Smithsonian National Zoological Park, the National Art Gallery, and various historic monuments and parks.

However, Arlington holds its own with lots to see and do on its side of the river. Visit the Arlington National Cemetery, soak up some sunshine on the 17-mile Mount Vernon Trail, or even take a tour of the Pentagon.

Richmond, Virginia

Where to Park the RV: Americamps RV Resort

The capital of Virginia has something for everyone. Those looking for outdoor fun can take a few kayaks out on the James River which runs directly through the city. You’ll also find plenty of museums to sate your appetite for knowledge. Check out the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and The Poe Museum.

Richmond is known nationally as a top spot for foodies and beer enthusiasts. You’ll have more than 30 craft breweries to sip your way through plus plenty of highly rated restaurants like Dutch & Co. and Umi Sushi Bistro.

Shenandoah National Park

Where to Park the RV: Harrisonburg / Shenandoah Valley KOA Holiday

Shenandoah National Park is 200,000+ acres of tranquil natural land dotted with scenic hiking trails, mesmerizing waterfalls, and plenty of flora and fauna to see. Get the lay of the land with a cruise down Skyline Drive which runs down the spine of the Blue Ridge mountain range inside the park.

Prefer to see it on foot? There’s more than 500 miles of hiking trails within the park, including a section of the Appalachian Trail. If you time your trip right, you’ll be able to hike through some of the most iconic fall foliage in the country.

Virginia Beach, Virginia

Where to Park the RV: North Landing Beach RV Resort & Cottages

Everyone loves a beach day, but Virginia Beach is far from your standard quaint shore town. As the biggest city in the state, Virginia Beach offers so many things to see and do, like:

  • The Virginia Beach Boardwalk which stretches three fun-packed miles.
  • The Virginia Aquarium, home to more than 300 species of aquatic life.
  • The Cape Henry Lighthouse, the fourth oldest lighthouse in the country.
  • Miles of scenic beach area where you can swim and soak up the sun.

Take a day away from the sand and sun with a visit to Busch Gardens in Williamsburg. The short 1-hour drive to this seasonal theme park is well worth it for dozens of exciting rides, a sprawling waterpark, and a lifetime of memories to make with your family.

Ready to See Virginia?

Get on the road to see all that the Old Dominion State has to offer. Before you hit the pavement, have your RV tuned up and checked out at Mark Wahlberg RV. Our specialized RV service team is ready to get you prepped for any adventure you have ahead.

Don’t have an RV? Rent! At Road Adventures by Mark Wahlberg in Columbus, Ohio, you’ll find a wide range of rentable RV models from petite towables to the largest available rigs.