Spend some time in the Appalachian Mountains from campgrounds near Victoria, Virginia.
Explore ATV trails or meander down quiet hiking paths next to the Nottoway Falls Park reservoir from campgrounds near Victoria, a community nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Private campsites in neighboring towns like Meherrin also provide off-leash pet areas for RVs up to 28 feet in length. Just 30 minutes from Victoria, campers can dive into nature at Prince Edward Lake and Twin Lakes State Park. Stay overnight at a lakeside cabin rental with two bedrooms and climate control or a group lodge that has six bedrooms. Note that cabin reservations during holidays require a six-night minimum stay. RVers can set up at on-site camping areas with water, 20- and 30-amp electric hookups, and fire rings. Northwest of Victoria, George Washington & Jefferson National Forest makes up 1.8 million acres of Appalachian wilderness and offers developed campsites with picnic tables, firepits, bathrooms, and showers. Spend a few days exploring the Appalachian Trail, or head to the Cave Mountain Lake Recreation Area for a day on the beach.