Chesterfield County hooks RV travelers with Pocahontas State Park's 7,900 acres of lakeside trails and archery ranges just minutes from Richmond. Our directory lists 3 RV parks here, including pet-friendly Pocahontas sites at $36 to $40 a night. Camp to launch day trips to Civil War battlefields at Drewry's Bluff or paddle Swift Creek Lake.
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Chesterfield County thrives south of Richmond along the James River. Pocahontas State Park anchors the area with 14 miles of hiking trails, a championship disc golf course, and boat rentals on Swift Creek Lake. Residents cheer at Richmond International Raceway events, and families pack the Chesterfield County Fair on Hull Street Road each August. History buffs trace Civil War paths near Dutch Gap Conservation Area.
Pocahontas State Park welcomes RVs with showers, a dump station, pet allowances, and pull-through sites perfect for families or anglers. These 3 directory parks base weekend hikers near Robious Landing Park's playgrounds and long-haul travelers eyeing Kings Dominion amusement park 20 miles north. Campers score electric hookups amid oak forests, then grill ribs overlooking the lake.
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Chesterfield County shines for Pocahontas State Park, Virginia's largest at 7,900 acres. This gem packs 14 miles of trails, Swift Creek Lake boating, and an archery range. Civil War sites like Drewry's Bluff add history, while the annual county fair on Hull Street Road packs in families every August with rides and livestock shows.
Pocahontas State Park tops the list with RV sites offering showers, dump station, pets allowed, and pull-throughs at $36 to $40 nightly. Our directory features 3 parks total in Chesterfield County. They cluster near Route 288 for quick access to Richmond's interstates and James River adventures.
Yes, Pocahontas State Park allows pets on leashes in its RV loops. All 3 directory parks welcome furry companions with rules like cleanup and no unattended animals. Campers praise the wooded sites where dogs roam trails to Swift Creek Lake after dark.