Montross nestles along Virginia's Potomac River in the quiet Northern Neck. RV travelers chase its fossil-strewn beaches, towering Nomini Cliffs, and colonial gems like Stratford Hall. Our directory lists two parks, led by Westmoreland State Park's sites from $32 a night, your launchpad for river kayaks and history hunts.
Montross captivates with Potomac River shores and Westmoreland State Park's 1,700 acres of cliffs, beaches, and trails. Hikers scale Nomini Cliffs for panoramic views. Families beachcomb for shark teeth fossils at Willow Beach. History seekers drive five miles to Stratford Hall, Robert E. Lee's birthplace plantation. The 1726 Westmoreland County Courthouse anchors Main Street's small-town pulse.
Westmoreland State Park Campground draws families and anglers with 108 sites, 30-amp hookups, showers, and a dump station. Rates start at $32 per night. Its Potomac-edge location suits paddlers exploring tidal creeks. The park's second listing offers similar basics for budget campers craving nature over frills.
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Montross stands out for its Potomac River access and Westmoreland State Park's dramatic Nomini Cliffs. The area lures fossil hunters to Willow Beach and hikers to 1,700 acres of trails. Five miles away, Stratford Hall plantation reveals Robert E. Lee's family roots. Main Street's 1726 county courthouse adds colonial flavor to this Northern Neck hideaway.
Westmoreland State Park Campground tops our list just outside Montross. It offers 108 sites with 30-amp hookups, showers, and a dump station from $32 a night. Our directory includes one more nearby option for Potomac River campers seeking affordable bases.
Yes, Westmoreland State Park Campground provides 30-amp service on most sites. This suits mid-size RVs exploring the Potomac's shores. Larger rigs check dump station access, but full 50-amp stays rare in this state park setting.