Richmond North / Kings Dominion KOA

Passing through and this was an overnight stay. Campground was attractive but we didn't explore.

This campsite is great if you’re going to the park. They have a free shuttle to and from the park which is really awesome. Some of the sites are small and rustic but the hookups are sufficient. It’s nice and woodsy but pretty noisy being near the highway, the theme park and a train track. I wouldn’t go out of my way to stay here unless I was visiting Kings Dominion.

This is such a great campground. It’s close to the interstate and super close to Kings Dominion theme park. There’s a free shuttle all day to/from Kings Dominion which made it nice so the teens could come and go as they please. The pool was very nice and the playground for younger kids was very popular from the looks of it. Our site was level and had a nice grassy area with trees for the hammocks. Staff was super friendly!!

We went the first weekend in December so we could go to WinterFest. We usually go every year, and this year did not disappoint. The campground is well maintained and quiet in the winter time. (Not sure about the summer... yet.) We stayed in a 38' Class A and had no problems getting to the campground, navigating the interior roads or parking. Site 180 is a pull through concrete pad with full hook up. The only negative is that the cable TV is a bit fuzzy, but the Wifi was excellent so we watch a movie on Netflix while it rained outside. We will definitely be back in the summer.

Clean large showers friendly staff. Very surprised to see so many overnighters and weekly campers this time of the year. We were here to visit family so only spent sleeping hours here.

We stayed here for 6 nights. The campgrounds shares an interstate exit with the Kings Dominion amusement park: you pass the entrance to the park on your way to the campground. As you enter the campground, the office building will be on your left and a small shack with check-in materials for after-hours arrivals will be on your right. The campground has a mix of sites: pull-throughs with either asphalt, concrete, or gravel pads, back-ins that typically have gravel pads, a long street of house-like cabins, and a large number of tent sites (which tend to be on the outer edge of the property). Some sites have grass lawns, other mainly gravel. Most if not all sites have a picnic table and a basic fire ring (except for the luxury sites which have an elevated fire pit, a gas grill and patio chairs). Some sites have tall trees that provide shade, while the sites located in middle rows generally do not.

We were put in site 238, which was just barely long enough to fit both our 37-foot RV and our 21-foot truck with the truck parked sideways. A lot of the pull-through sites are buddy sites, including ours, so we were a bit concerned that our neighbors would have trouble getting around our truck to pull into site 237, but it ended up not being a problem. The site also dipped slightly in the middle before sloping upwards: in order to level, the front of our fifth wheel came down so low we couldn't fit the stabilizing tripod under the kingpin. And when it rained, the water collected in that dip, creating a deep puddle beneath our door. So I would not recommend this site for larger rigs. Our site was just across the street from one of the two dump stations, which provided some entertainment value at times.

The campground has many of the typical KOA amenities: a campground store with RV and convenience store items (including an ice cream counter), a large playground, a swimming pool (not filled during our stay), some outdoor games, a propane refill station, and a laundry room. In addition to the bathrooms and showers in the office building, there are two other bathhouses. There is a shuttle service that takes campers to the amusement park and back. Their K9 dog park sits on the eastern end of the park within a primitive group tent camping area, so I wonder how accessible the park is when that area is in use. The dog park also has no lights of any kind, but there are other lit areas of the campground where you can walk your dog during the night. You can put trash out at your site for pickup or put it into the fast-food style trash cans scattered throughout the park.

In terms of cell service, the best speed I got on my Verizon Jetpack with MIMO antenna was 20 Mbps down and 16 up, and other than some pixelation we had no trouble streaming video during the evening. The best speed test I ran on my 5G AT&T smartphone showed 36 Mbps down and 4 up. I tested the campground WiFi the morning we left (a Saturday morning with a lot of folks around) and only got 3 Mbps down and 2 up.

We'd be willing to start here again if we were in the area, just not in site 238.

Stopped here off season. Easy access to I95, nice sites, good staff. No i95 noise, but some train noise.

Tons of trees, level site, we came during off season so we had the place almost to ourselves but the sites have some close together for sure which is typical of most KOAs. Large park, easy to get to, reliable amenities and clean bathrooms.

We are not normally KOA fans as we find them crowded and often on top of the freeway. This campground was a pleasant surprise with large, level sites and many trees. It was so nice and quiet. We came in late and their after hours process was very clear and quick. WiFi worked great, but very few people there so that may have contributed to the positive experience.

Check in was a breeze, friendly efficient staff were very helpful. Our campsite backed up to the tent camp sites, and there were no campers, so we had quite a bit of empty space behind us. There are lots of tall trees that provide excellent shade. There was very little to differentiate one spot from another, like no grass or markings between the spots. The amenities looked nice, and stayed busy. We took advantage of the dog park, which was large enough for our boxer-lab mix to run and chase. The shuttle that ran to the park was invaluable, with friendly drivers. Great stay! If we come back to KD we will definitely choose to stay here!