Lanexa hooks RV campers with Chickahominy River fishing and quiet woods just 30 minutes from Williamsburg's colonial streets. Four parks deliver riverside sites from $40 a night, perfect for bass chases and kayak launches. Camp here to ditch crowds while hitting York River State Park trails.
Lanexa nestles in New Kent County along Route 249, where Chickahominy River bends draw bass anglers and birdwatchers. Launch boats at public ramps near Eltham Marsh, spot eagles overhead. Drive five minutes to Barham's Store for local gossip and crab cakes, or head 15 miles to New Kent Vineyards for tastings amid rolling fields.
Ed Allen's Campground & Cottages fits families seeking showers, WiFi, 50-amp hookups, and dump station at $45-$54 nightly. Rockahock Campgrounds pulls boaters with WiFi from $49 and direct river access. Riverside Camp and Marina starts cheap at $40 for simple water views. Riverside Camp & Marina adds showers and 50-amp for extended stays.
Lanexa stands out for Chickahominy River fishing and boating spots. Anglers hook bass and perch from shorelines near Eltham. Campers base here for quick trips to York River State Park hikes or New Kent Winery tours, blending wild rivers with Virginia history in a sleepy rural pocket.
Top picks include Ed Allen's Campground & Cottages, Rockahock Campgrounds, Riverside Camp and Marina, and Riverside Camp & Marina. All cluster along the Chickahominy River off Route 249. Expect WiFi at three, 50-amp hookups at two, showers at two, with rates from $40 nightly.
Yes, Ed Allen's Campground & Cottages and Riverside Camp & Marina provide 50-amp service. These spots suit big rigs pulling high-power needs for air conditioning or appliances. Other parks like Rockahock focus on WiFi and river access instead.
