Virginia Landing is a very quiet place to camp.  If you plan to just stay and relax this is your place, but if you get bored easily bring a vehicle with you so you can go places.  There are campsites in the open and also in a heavily shaded area. The shade is nice but again that is where the flies go.

The drive into the campground is on a very narrow road.  That is what I saw as one of the biggest downfalls to the campground.

Being right by the ocean be warned that the flies are bad.  Also there is no walkway to the water.

There is a long walk to the pool depending on where your campsite is.  The pool is very large and goes from 3 to 8 feet in depth.

A mini golf course is available but needs a great deal of work. It would be a great course if properly maintained.

We try to find a local church we can attend while we are in different areas.   Here we found the Puncoteague Community Church.  It was a lovely little country church.  We really enjoyed it and if we ever get back to that area, we plan of visiting it again.

While we were at Virginia landing we went on an evening boat cruise.

We saw an osprey sitting on its nest. According to our guide, the babies were in it but they were hidden pretty well.  Along with that we saw a heron wading in the shallow water.

With all good evening cruises there is always that fabulous sunset.

Virginia LandingAlthough the campsite is remote and quiet, if you adventure out there are things to do.

 

 

Bulltown campground, a Corp park, presented some fabulous views and has an interesting history to go with it

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Bulltown Campground

Our campsite was right near the water.  Although there is no designated beach, you can swim right off the shore.  Fishing and boating are also very popular.

Bulltown campground wasn’t very large but it is located on the site historic  Bulltown Battle.

We enjoyed our stay at Bulltown.  If you like civil war history, a quiet campground, and fantastic scenery, Bulltown is for you.

We had previously stayed at Dale Hollow Lake at one of the other campgrounds, this year we stayed at Willow Grove.  It is a  very nice campground.  Well kept up and clean.

Parking lot for tent campers.

Playground for the young ones.  There is also a beach within a short walking distance

There is a nice shelter for large group picnics.

 

The newest addition a rest room and shower facility.   There was also a washer and dryer outside but sheltered.

Willow Grove Campground, TennesseeWe have always had good luck with Corp parks.  They are well maintained and low cost.  There is a golden age pass that you can get to get half off for camping.  If you camp often Corp parks are nice.  When we decide to go camping our first search is with Corp parks.