Virginia Landing Thousand Trails

The Home at Virginia Landing, originally uploaded by Amanda Perez-Carroll.

Where is Virginia Landing?

Virginia Landing is in Quinby Virginia which is a little island. You will need to cross the Chesapeake Bay Bridge which is $20. When you are nearing the park you will go down a long narrow road, if you use the GPS coordinates you will find the park so just keep down that long narrow road it is there. Here is the address:

40226 Upshur Neck Road
Quinby, VA 23423
800.723.6226

And here is the GPS coordinates (use these if it is your first visit):
N 37°29'11.08"
W 75°47'20.77"; elevation is 0 ft.

How many campsites does Virginia Landing have?
Over 800 acres there is 200 power and water only (there are a few sites that have full hookups now and they are usually open in the summer) 46 overflow sites. There are also 19 rental trailers.

What amenities does Virginia Landing offer?
Virginia Landing is a beautiful property. They offer the following amenities:
• Ball Field
• Boat Dock
• Boat Launch
• Clam Beds
• Country Store
• WiFi internet (in the family center)
• Family Center
• Family Pool
• Fish Cleaning Stations
• Horseshoe Pits
• Laundry Facilities
• Mini-Golf
• Paddleboats
• Ping-Pong
• Pool Tables
• River
• Shuffleboard
• Volleyball Court

There are also a couple of large pear trees near the family center for those who like pears.

Things to do near Virginia Landing:
Virginia Landing is a little far from activities, large cities and beaches. Some of the closer things are about 50 miles away and some you have to cross the Chesapeake Bay Bridge again. But if you are looking for peace and a place to clam or kayak you will love Virginia Landing.

Photos of Virginia Landing:
Flickr photos of Virginia Landing


A Few Words on Virginia Landing:
As mentioned earlier in this post in order to get to Virginia Landing you need to take the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, which for the RV to cross is $20. Crossing the bridge is a pretty neat thing to see. To see photos of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge check out my Cheeapeake Bay Bridge flickr photoset. Also make sure you have insect spray, there is a lot of water and a lot of mosquitoes.
The campsites at Virginia Landing and the club house are separated by a neighborhood. It is a little neighborhood and most of the people are polite and friendly. Overall the park is really quite (we visited in August).