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Charlottesville KOA Holiday
Thomas Jefferson's magnificent Monticello is a big draw here, and so is the woodsy Charlottesville KOA.
Thomas Jefferson's magnificent Monticello is a big draw here, and so is the woodsy Charlottesville KOA in the Blue Ridge Mountain foothills, where dogwoods bloom in spring and hardwoods blaze with brilliant fall colors. It's just a half hour to Skyline Drive and the Blue Ridge Parkway for stunning vistas, hiking trails, cave tours and waterfalls. Visit a trio of historic sites: Monticello, Highland (home of James Monroe) and Michie Tavern, where a costumed staff serves an 18th-century lunch. Also, take a tour of Jefferson's lovely University of Virginia campus and Walton's Mountain Museum, which recreates some of the real John Boy's life. Try tubing and rafting on the nearby James River, enjoy a wine tasting at a local vineyard or dine in downtown Charlottesville. Back at KOA, enjoy the pool, sports field, game room, pond or relax and listen to nature at your site. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 65 feet.
User Reviews
Colleen McCarthy
Beautiful setting. Great cabins. Wonderful place to relax and do nothing, but relax. Very small, not many amenities. Lisa in the shop was wonderful and so friendly. Recommend bringing your own charcoal, they don't sell bags. They accommodate pets, but have many rules listed. NO barking, no dogs in cabins, no dogs off leashes. Their "dog park" is a small fenced in patch of grass.
Helen H
Our very first night RV'ing! Had a wonderful time here. Arrived slightly after hours, however, easy check-in process and fortunately Lisa was still onsite to help us set up (Thank you ever so much!!) Facilities are beautifully clean and the shop well equipped.
Becky Riley
Quiet, beautiful, close to Monticello, super kid friendly with playground, wash sink, dumpster, immaculate bath house, small store with everything you may have forgotten. Staff is friendly & super helpful. Thanks for puttin out the jump pad & helping us with our slide!đ
Chip Lohman
Have faith for the last 20 mi. There are no signs but it's there! A little secluded but well maintained
Tim Henriksen
This is a hidden gem a little over a half an hour outside Shenandoah NP. Exceptionally friendly staff welcome you to a woodsy KOA that has all the usual attractions but each camouflaged between towering trees. We visited in autumn with our 2 dogs and throughly enjoyed our stay. Our site was spacious and semi private. We hiked their nature trail each morning and evening with the dogs and enjoyed views of Beaver pond while appreciating the mutt mitt station along our route. A small fenced in pet playground allowed the pooches to run free and meet friends. Youâll find very clean private showers and bathrooms as well as a nice little camp store with souvenirs and snacks. Very well done! Thank you to our hosts.