Westmoreland State Park Campground
Virginia State Park
Write a Review 145 Cliff Rd. Montross, VA 22520 804-493-8821 Official WebsiteGPS: 38.1695, -76.8674
Overview of Westmoreland State Park Campground
Last Price Paid: $45
Reported by Bill n' Luann on 6/23/2022
Longest RV Reported: 43 feet (Class A)
Reported by Road House on 5/24/2022
Number of Sites 133
Pad Type gravel
Reservations yes
Open Seasonally first Friday in March until the first Monday in December
Elevation 131 ft / 39 m
Max Stay 14
Max Length 40 ft
Tent Camping Yes
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Reviews of Westmoreland State Park Campground 11 people have reviewed this location.
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Last reported 11/17/2016
“Fun And Relaxing ”
Reviewed 5/23/2023
| Days stayed: | 3 |
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| Site Number: | A04 |
| RV Length: | 35' (Class A) |
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Westmoreland Is A Great Place For Most Campers For A Fun And Relaxing Stay. The Roads In are Adequate Two Lane Roads. The Roads Inside The Park Are Well-Maintained And Are Wide Enough For An Rv. We Stayed In The A Loop. It Has Electric (20/ 30 amp)And water. The sites were nicely spaced and wooded. However, they need to bring in som... more
Westmoreland Is A Great Place For Most Campers For A Fun And Relaxing Stay. The Roads In are Adequate Two Lane Roads. The Roads Inside The Park Are Well-Maintained And Are Wide Enough For An Rv. We Stayed In The A Loop. It Has Electric (20/ 30 amp)And water. The sites were nicely spaced and wooded. However, they need to bring in some gravel and re-level the campsites. They have become pretty unlevel, and most of the gravel has gone away, leaving the sites muddy and bumpy. The campground hosts were friendly and did a good job of keeping the campground clean and organized. Like mini state parks, campground suffers from some deferred maintenance. In particular, the bathrooms are old and the king. They also have no climate control, which is something you really need in Virginia. The campground is pet friendly and we so lots of pets. Finally, our Verizon signal was kind of weak. We could still work remotely.
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The Lucy & Ethel Show would stay here again
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“Excellent Campground”
Reviewed 6/23/2022
| Nightly rate: | $45 |
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| Days stayed: | 1 |
| Site Number: | A28 |
| RV Length: | 36' (Class A) |
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Westmoreland SP near Montross VA, was the first campground that we stayed at with our new2us motorhome. Now it’s been years since we’ve camped and the last time was in a cabin at Worlds End SP in PA, then before that was Lackawanna SP near Clarks Summit PA, and that was in just a tent. So to judge Westmoreland without a frame of re... more
Westmoreland SP near Montross VA, was the first campground that we stayed at with our new2us motorhome. Now it’s been years since we’ve camped and the last time was in a cabin at Worlds End SP in PA, then before that was Lackawanna SP near Clarks Summit PA, and that was in just a tent.
So to judge Westmoreland without a frame of reference might sque it in one direction or another; but from what we experience it would have checked off many things on the typical campers checklist.
Reservation System: First off I thought the reservation system was easy to use and establish our reservation easily. We snagged a water and electric site, which for a Thursday/Friday I thought was pretty nice.
Site: For the site, we were in A28 and it was heavily wooded and afforded a lot of nice shade. It was a gravelish hardpack, and I’ll call it a swing through vs a pull-through that comes in one road and goes out to another. It was pretty level and off camber to the starboard side about 2 inches for the width of the coach. But with our cribbing we were able to level up just fine.
Electric: Electric was placed just right and though it was a 30amp service it was stable and reliable, staying right at 116 to 117VAC.
Water: The water was good, without smells or taste that I could taste/smell; the pressure was good.
Bathhouses: Bathhouses were dispersed evenly, Dumpsters were at the entrance to each of the three camp loops.
Dump Station: Dump Station was laid out nicely with two lanes, and it was easy to get in. Again since I was a first time dumper, I have nothing to compare to. But I didn’t get any poo on me or the ground, so I thought I did pretty well for my first time.
Visitor Center: The Visitor Center was nice, well appointed, and stocked with camper swag. I guess there was internet in the building, because there was a fellow sitting at a table with his laptop. The staff was friendly and professional, and readily available across all venues. We saw many ranger and park police driving through at very comforting intervals. The camp host was friendly, busy and available all the time.
The beach along the Potomac was very nice and very clean. The pool looked inviting as well. We didn’t go into the camp store or snackbar so I’ll refrain from grading it.
Documentation and maps were accurate and comprehensive. Quiet time was adhered to and it was very peaceful and quiet.
Verizon was 2 bars, but usable. Again there was Wifi at the Visitor Center.
I wish the system had a military discount for out-of-state campers.
All and all it was a wonderful experience
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“A very nice state park with beach access ”
Reviewed 5/24/2022
| Nightly rate: | $38 |
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| Days stayed: | 6 |
| Site Number: | B28 |
| RV Length: | 43' (Class A) |
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We stayed here at Westmoreland for 6 nights (May19-24). It was a great base camp for the exploring the numerous historical sites near by like Stratford Hall. It was also close to my cousin in nearby Montross so double points for that. We were in B loop and during the week we we sometimes the only ones there.. it did fill up on the ... more
We stayed here at Westmoreland for 6 nights (May19-24). It was a great base camp for the exploring the numerous historical sites near by like Stratford Hall. It was also close to my cousin in nearby Montross so double points for that.
We were in B loop and during the week we we sometimes the only ones there.. it did fill up on the weekend. Loved the wooded shady sites and was able to get our big 42ft coach in our site no problem. It was also fairly level.
The Bathroom near our site was old and dated but clean.
The park staff are nice but could do a better job explaining how to get to our site. The map they gave me wasn’t detailed and it was a bit confusing.
There is a-lot to do at Westmoreland trails to explore. The Fossil Beach hike is very nice and the beach area by the kayak concession area is a great place to see the sunset.
The T-Mobile cell coverage isn’t great .. usually 1 bar of LTE but we have a cell booster which really helped.
Very nice State park overall.
Road House would stay here again
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“A gem in the Northern Neck ”
Reviewed 4/3/2022
| Nightly rate: | $35 |
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| Days stayed: | 2 |
| Site Number: | A31 |
| RV Length: | 22' (Travel Trailer) |
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We stayed here this weekend (April 1-3) as a base camp for the 2022 Stratford Hall Oyster and Wine Festival. Sites were nicely arranged for our group. Nice wooded sites that provide enough pick up wood to supplement what you buy there ($9 a bundle). Great trails to explore. The Fossil Beach hike is very nice. It wore our dogs out… it... more
We stayed here this weekend (April 1-3) as a base camp for the 2022 Stratford Hall Oyster and Wine Festival. Sites were nicely arranged for our group. Nice wooded sites that provide enough pick up wood to supplement what you buy there ($9 a bundle). Great trails to explore. The Fossil Beach hike is very nice. It wore our dogs out… it’s about a mile in and you are rewarded with a great beach to hunt sharks teeth. The rangers have a lot of programs for kids. If you Geocache there a a lot of nice caches to find.
Site A31 was great. Only needed one block to get perfectly level but could have been fine without it. Nice fire ring with adjustable cooking rack.
Dump station is convenient on the main road in.
Closest store is a convenience store right outside the park gate. Full grocery store is about 30 min away in Montross.
Bathroom was clean.
Very nice State park overall.
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RickGnVA would stay here again
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“Lots to offer at Westmoreland ”
Reviewed 11/30/2019
| Nightly rate: | $35 |
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| Days stayed: | 2 |
| Site Number: | Campground B - site 18 |
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We enjoyed last open weekend of season - Nov. 29‐30, 2019. Cold and not many campers so smallish sites were not an issue. We reserved a site thru Reserve America so we could see photos of site before arriving. Sites offer forested tree cover for shaded camping. Good dry wood available so we nestled around campfires. Then hiked bea... more
We enjoyed last open weekend of season - Nov. 29‐30, 2019. Cold and not many campers so smallish sites were not an issue. We reserved a site thru Reserve America so we could see photos of site before arriving. Sites offer forested tree cover for shaded camping. Good dry wood available so we nestled around campfires. Then hiked beautiful trails with gorgeous wintertime views of Rappahannock River. Trails often follow high ridge lines or near the steep bluffs along the river. Definitely hike Laurel Point Trail through groves of mountain laurel and the River Trail along the beach and then up a Lord of the Rings staircase to follow the bluffs. Summertime visits offer beaches, swimming pool, picnic areas, 7 miles of nice trails, and great views of river.
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LandArch would stay here again
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“Gross”
Reviewed 6/16/2019
| Nightly rate: | $35 |
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| Days stayed: | 3 |
| Site Number: | B001 |
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We are avid campers. This was the worst grounds we have ever stayed at. The sites are so close together good luck having any privacy. Our fire pit was about 4 feet from the next site over. The site says a limit of 6 campers per site, but that obviously isn’t upheld as there was a family next site over that had at least 30 people all pa... more
We are avid campers. This was the worst grounds we have ever stayed at. The sites are so close together good luck having any privacy. Our fire pit was about 4 feet from the next site over. The site says a limit of 6 campers per site, but that obviously isn’t upheld as there was a family next site over that had at least 30 people all partying and blasting Mariachi band music so loud we could barely talk. The pool was DISGUSTING! There was all kinds of gross floaties, it was over crowded, and once we witnessed kids puking in the water and the maintenance people simply scooped the chunks out and resumed as normal, we were done.
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T-Mobile
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“Not perfect, but lots of potential”
Reviewed 11/17/2016
| Nightly rate: | $35 |
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| Days stayed: | 7 |
| Site Number: | A34 |
| RV Length: | 25' (Travel Trailer) |
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We liked the forested setting, the numerous trails, and the scenic beach. We didn't like the ridiculously un-level sites, the non-working water spigots, and the lack of privacy between sites. Overall it was a nice campground, but certainly not deserving of 5 stars. A few things to keep in mind. Your reservation is not site specifi... more
We liked the forested setting, the numerous trails, and the scenic beach. We didn't like the ridiculously un-level sites, the non-working water spigots, and the lack of privacy between sites. Overall it was a nice campground, but certainly not deserving of 5 stars.
A few things to keep in mind. Your reservation is not site specific which means you get to choose a site upon arrival. If you're arriving during a busy time of year this could mean you get stuck with the site at a 45-degree angle with a busted water spigot. Generators are NOT allowed. If you need power pay for a site with electric (and forget about solar here - too many trees). The sites in loop B are level but very close together. The sites in loop A are all crazy un-level but farther apart. The bathhouse in loop A is old, but clean with plenty of hot water and is even heated (important on a chilly fall morning). There is a washer and dryer in loop A that only costs $1.00 for each and works well.
During the time of our visit the pool and nature center were closed for the year, but we enjoyed the trails, the beach, and the surrounding area. Be sure to check out George Washington's Birthplace only a few miles down the road.
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WatsonsWander would stay here again
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“Beautiful Park in a great location, but the hills...”
Reviewed 10/7/2016
| Nightly rate: | $30 |
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| Days stayed: | 2 |
| Site Number: | A1 |
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We have visited many of Virginia's State Parks and they have all been great. We arrived in the evening and is normal with most of the State Parks, it's first come first served. We stayed in Campground A, and like other reviewers found the spots to very un-level. We had to abandon our first spot and noticed that the Camp Host spot wa... more
We have visited many of Virginia's State Parks and they have all been great. We arrived in the evening and is normal with most of the State Parks, it's first come first served. We stayed in Campground A, and like other reviewers found the spots to very un-level. We had to abandon our first spot and noticed that the Camp Host spot was available. After confirming we could use it, we setup camp. It had a sewer connection as well. That's not the norm, but we were happy we got lucky. The park has great trails, but to get to the river, you have a serious elevation change, so when hiking the are moderately difficult hikes include long hills or stairs. One thing we have noticed about the state parks are that most are large and require some kind of transportation (bikes, but car is preferable in this park due to hills) to get to park features. Beach and pool area were great. Lot's of tables and grilling stations, a snack bar (wasn't open as we were there in off season) kayak/canoe rentals etc. View was spectacular. We didn't use bathhouse so can't comment on those. Also rangers were friendly and very helpful.
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VA_RV_Guy would stay here again
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“Potentially fantastic”
Reviewed 9/13/2016
| Nightly rate: | $30 |
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| Days stayed: | 5 |
| Site Number: | B18 |
| RV Length: | 20' |
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The location is gorgeous, but there are several campground issues that hopefully will be fixed in the near future. We frequent Virginia State Parks and these campgrounds are not quite up to the standards set by the other parks. Close though. When we arrived we checked in and headed to Campground A. Very few spots were level, and some t... more
The location is gorgeous, but there are several campground issues that hopefully will be fixed in the near future. We frequent Virginia State Parks and these campgrounds are not quite up to the standards set by the other parks. Close though. When we arrived we checked in and headed to Campground A. Very few spots were level, and some that were had no water coming out of the faucets. We wasted a lot of time trying to find close to level with water that worked. I'm talking about the type of unlevel that all your leveling props can't fix. Gave up and went to campground B and found a perfect wooded spot (it was still hot out) with water and electric. I wish the ranger at the desk had warned us about campground A. Makes me wonder if they even know about its condition. Campground B was wonderful except the bathhouse was in bad shape. It needs some serious detail cleaning and upgrading. Since we were staying long enough to fill our grey tank several times, we showered in the bathhouse. Shower curtains were half torn apart, shower stall needed some serious scrubbing. But good pressure and hot water. Still worth visiting. Two amazing beaches with resident bald eagles and blue herons. They allow dogs at the beaches and picnic area, including swimming, but I forgot to ask if that was just because it was after Labor Day or all year round. The written rules don't say they do, but the Rangers and visitors center said yes. Sunsets are gorgeous, kayaking awesome. Stratford hall, a few miles away is worth a visit. There are vineyards nearby, and the Northern Neck is surprisingly very rural for being so close to DC. Colonial Beach and Montross have restaurants and grocery stores. There is a camp store and a small market near the state park entrance. If you are trying to avoid touristy areas, this is the place. When you hear booms that sound like cannons going off in the distance, it is the Naval weapons testing facility about 30 miles away. It was just for a short time in the morning of Monday and Tuesday. Not loud enough to bother you, but enough to make us wonder, what the heck was going on. The campground and visitors center are located at the top of the cliffs, so don't think you can just leisurely ride your bike to the beach, like I did. With all of my 27 gears, I still could not ride back up, and I live and bike in the mountains!
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Tin Can Annie would stay here again
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“Beautiful State Park”
Reviewed 11/9/2015
| Nightly rate: | $40 |
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| Days stayed: | 1 |
| Site Number: | A6 |
| RV Length: | 30' |
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I called ahead to check availability and the girl who answered the phone was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. We knew we would be arriving after 4:30pm, so she told us to go to Campsite A and find an open spot. The blue signs signified water and electric hookups. I asked about payment and was informed that they work on the hono... more
I called ahead to check availability and the girl who answered the phone was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. We knew we would be arriving after 4:30pm, so she told us to go to Campsite A and find an open spot. The blue signs signified water and electric hookups. I asked about payment and was informed that they work on the honor system and we could "settle up in the morning". It was dark when we arrived, but the roads were very easy to navigate and the pull-through was very flat.
The sunrise over the Potomac was gorgeous! We also did one of the easy paths down to fossil beach. We have a 1-year-old and 3-year-old, the path was reasonably easy. We weren't there for very long, but I would definitely go back for a longer stay.
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Margaret would stay here again
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Amenities
Hookups
- 30 Amp
- 20 Amp
- water
- dry camping
- Partial Hookups
Recreation
- boat ramp
- boat rental
- fishing
- picnic area
- playground
- recreation trail
- swimming pool: outdoor
Site Amenities
- big rig
- fire ring
- picnic table
Facilities
- dump station
- firewood
- general store
- laundry
- restrooms: flush
- showers
- swimming pool: outdoor
- trash
- water available
Pets
- pet restrictions: Proof of rabies vaccine
- pets
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