Virginia RV Parks with EV Charging

Virginia offers RV travelers diverse landscapes from Shenandoah Mountains to Virginia Beach, Colonial history to Blue Ridge beauty. The Old Dominion provides exceptional camping with rich American heritage. Good EV infrastructure along major routes and in populated areas supports electric vehicle exploration of Virginia's varied attractions.

RV Camping in Virginia

Virginia features 38 state parks plus Shenandoah National Park with its scenic Skyline Drive. Popular destinations include First Landing State Park at Virginia Beach, Grayson Highlands State Park with wild ponies, and Fairy Stone State Park. The state offers diverse camping from mountains to piedmont to coast. Most parks provide modern facilities with electrical hookups.

EV Charging Infrastructure in Virginia

Virginia has good EV charging infrastructure with coverage along I-95, I-81, I-64, and around Northern Virginia, Richmond, and Virginia Beach. Shenandoah area and mountain tourist towns have growing networks. However, rural areas may have limited options. The varied terrain impacts range in mountain regions. Tesla Superchargers and other networks cover major routes well.

Planning Your EV RV Trip

Virginia offers year-round camping in different regions. Shenandoah is popular spring through fall, with fall foliage (October) booking far ahead. Summer is hot and humid in lowlands but pleasant in mountains. Coastal camping is excellent spring and fall avoiding summer crowds. Winter is mild in lowlands but mountain areas can be cold. Popular parks near DC and beach areas book early for summer. Plan charging for remote mountain areas. Consider shoulder seasons for better availability.