Newport News offers glamping enthusiasts a gateway to Virginia’s stunning coastal landscapes, blending outdoor adventure with comfortable accommodations. From waterfront sites to woodland retreats, the region provides unique glamping experiences that connect travelers with the area’s natural beauty.
Local glamping destinations like First Landing State Park and York River State Park showcase the Peninsula’s diverse ecosystems. Campers can enjoy waterside views, lush forest settings, and convenient access to coastal Virginia’s most scenic outdoor environments.
Discover glamping paradise in coastal Virginia now!
Featured Glamping Spots in Newport News
- First Landing State Park Camping (Virginia Beach)
- York River State Park Camping (Williamsburg)
- North Bend Campground (Lanexa)
First Landing State Park Camping (Virginia Beach)
What to Expect
Coastal state park with rich colonial and natural history
Description
First Landing State Park offers a historic coastal camping experience with 20 miles of trails, 1.5 miles of Chesapeake Bay beach, and diverse habitats including cypress swamps and maritime forests. The park features cabins, yurts, and campsites nestled near significant historical landscapes where English colonists first landed in 1607.
Where: Virginia Beach | More Info: First Landing State Park Camping
North Bend Campground (Lanexa)
What to Expect
Expansive lakeside camping with 800 miles of wooded shoreline
Description
North Bend Campground spans 50,000-acre Kerr Reservoir, offering over 200 campsites with lakeside views and multiple recreation options. Wooded shoreline provides shade and wildlife watching opportunities, with swim beaches, boat launches, and a disc golf course integrated into the park's landscape.
Where: Lanexa | More Info: North Bend Campground
York River State Park Camping (Williamsburg)
What to Expect
Chesapeake Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve ecosystem
Description
York River State Park spans 2,954 acres along the York River, offering a pristine estuarine environment with 40 miles of hiking, mountain biking, and equestrian trails. The park features fossil beds, diverse marine habitats, and opportunities for freshwater and saltwater fishing at Croaker Landing.
Where: Williamsburg | More Info: York River State Park Camping