Fort Monroe lures RV travelers with its massive 19th-century stone fort and pristine Chesapeake Bay beaches. Base your trip at The Colonies RV & Travel Park, from $57/night, steps from Old Point Comfort. History unfolds at the Casemate Museum while waves crash nearby, blending military legacy with coastal escape.
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Fort Monroe guards Hampton Roads with the nation's largest stone fort, completed in 1819. Confederate President Jefferson Davis paced cells in the Casemate Museum during his 1865 imprisonment. Climb the Old Point Comfort Lighthouse for bay panoramas, or hunt ghosts on moonlight beach walks at this haunted historic site.
The Colonies RV & Travel Park delivers your ideal launchpad, rates from $57/night. History seekers park here for quick jaunts to the fort's moat and museum. Beach bums claim sites near sandy shores, while families chase crabs along the bayfront.
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Fort Monroe is known for its enormous stone fort from 1819 and Civil War imprisonment of Jefferson Davis. The Casemate Museum preserves his cell and artifacts from that era. Today, it draws crowds to Old Point Comfort Beach and the lighthouse for Chesapeake Bay adventures.
The Colonies RV & Travel Park sits near Fort Monroe, Virginia. Rates start at $57/night with full hookups and bay proximity. Campers reach beaches and the historic fort in under 10 minutes.
Yes, The Colonies RV & Travel Park allows pets with some restrictions. Leash rules apply on sites and nearby trails. Dogs love romps along Old Point Comfort Beach just down the road.