Greenville Farm Family Campground

Full hookup sites (only 50 Amp) are close together and face each other. Other areas were run down with some having thick moss on the tables. Needs updating

This was an OK campground but our site was not great. It's important to note that there are several sections which are vastly different. We were in the full hookup pull-through section which is just some gravel spots in an open field. The sites are very close together, they face in alternate directions (so you share your camping area with your neighbor), and are on a bit of a hill so it's pretty hard to get level front-to-back. Overall our site was not great but was OK for the few days we were there. There's another camping section further back that doesn't have full hookups, but feels more like a state park campground - heavily wooded, pretty, and natural. The long driveway from the main road to the camp office is narrow (one lane) but newly paved and smooth. We did run into an outbound car on our way in, so the car had to back up to the camp office so we could get by. The road from the office to the full hookup sites is in poor condition (narrow, uneven, and rutted) but manageable. We had good AT&T and Verizon signal, and found plenty of places to walk our dog thanks to the wooded camping area behind our area. We'd stay again in a pinch, but prefer a couple county parks in the area.

True family working farm of 200 acres. Camping area 43 acres. There is a lot of variety of space types. We stayed in full hook up area which is tight but view out front window beautiful. Loved the back camping area but they only have water and 30 amp electric. Some larger class A vehicles parked so it is doable if you don’t need 50 amp and sewer. Road a bit narrow. However, loved walking throughout the campground. Gorgeous wooded areas to walk very peaceful. Loved it.

Electric and water only, very limited full hookup spots so that’s annoying. Expensive for non-full hookups in my opinion.

Besides that everyone was nice park was decently maintained and quiet.

This campground is limited in amenities and no activities from the campground. It is a working farm. Checkin is in the front office of the farm house - no camp store. Only maybe 20 FHU sites and the rest are W/E only. Sprint tower onsite so excellent speed and reliability.

Although this is a working farm, it felt very state park-ish. Spaces were adequately distanced and level, campground was clean and peaceful, and bathhouse was super clean. There are also full hookup sites in the front, but they are out in the open and very close together. Older but nice playground and pool (not yet open) are onsite, but location is very convenient to battlefield, Leesburg, wineries, etc.

We stayed here to be close to relatives living in the area. Easy access to I-66, US 15 and 29. Though just minutes from the densely packed suburban sprawl of Northern Va, the campground is quiet and peaceful. The pull through sites have no front or rear neighbors and look out to trees. The second section of FHU pull-thru sites have some shade, making them preferred. Sites are ground up asphalt annd grass and had picnic tables and are setup so neighbors doors are facing together (great for friends traveling together). Office is at the pool house during daytime hours. Pool looked nicely maintained.

There are no activities. Did not use the bathhouse so can’t comment.

This is a working farm with over 100 campsites of all types. The office is still requiring you wear a mask to enter and you have to go in to check in and to use the pool. I'd call to confirm you reservation a week before as its kept in a paper notebook and they didn't have mine but was able to get me in.