Appomattox sealed the Civil War's end. Lee surrendered to Grant at the Appomattox Court House National Historical Park right here. Park your RV at one of three directory spots from $34 a night to tour battlefields, fish Holliday Lake, and bike rural trails.
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Appomattox Court House National Historical Park stands as the surrender site. Walk the village lanes to the McLean House where officers signed peace terms. Confederate Cemetery nearby holds graves from the era. High Bridge Trail State Park offers 31 miles of biking along the Appomattox River.
Holliday Lake State Park draws boaters and hikers to its 150-acre lake from $34 nightly. Parkview MHP & RV Park fits road trippers with WiFi, fifty_amp hookups, pets_allowed, and pull_through sites starting at $39. Families and history buffs base here to chase both past and present.
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Appomattox is known for Appomattox Court House National Historical Park. There, Robert E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant on April 9, 1865, ending major Civil War fighting. Tour the McLean House, village streets, and exhibits that bring the moment alive for visitors today. Annual reenactments add drama.
Find three RV parks in our directory near Appomattox: Holliday Lake State Park and Parkview MHP & RV Park. Holliday Lake starts at $34/night with lake access. Parkview offers WiFi, fifty_amp hookups, pets_allowed sites, and pull_through from $39/night, all within 30 minutes of town.
Yes, Parkview MHP & RV Park welcomes pets. Campers bring dogs to enjoy its WiFi, fifty_amp hookups, and easy pull_through sites from $39/night. This spot sits close to trails and history, perfect for pet owners exploring Appomattox.