The Most Unique Campground In Virginia That’s Pure Magic

Camping in Virginia is bound to be an enjoyable experience, no matter where you decide to pitch a tent. But what if you didn't have to pitch your tent at all to enjoy an incredible camping adventure? That's the idea behind yurts, which are all-weather shelters that strike a perfect balance between traditional camping and "glamping" (a.k.a. glamour camping). If you're interested in trying out this unique overnight accommodation, head to Kiptopeke State Park for some truly amazing yurt camping in Virginia.

Located on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Kiptopeke State Park offers a breathtaking experience of the Chesapeake Bay. It's a memorable day trip destination, and even better if you can stay for a night or two.

The park's newest camping feature is a yurt campground tucked away in the woods, though not far from the shoreline.

Campers who are looking for that perfect balance of rustic and comfortable will enjoy the shelter and seclusion offered by these round tent structures.

Each of the four yurts can sleep four campers and possibly another with the couch.

Inside, the structures are cozy and spacious enough to spend time inside should it begin to rain. Only one of the yurts is hooked up to electricity, so you'll want to bring flashlights.

During the day, you'll love enjoying all that this coastal state park has to offer. Whether that's hiking or swimming, you'll feel as though you're in an adventurer's paradise.

Returning to your yurt, you can build a fire in the designated spot and enjoy a classic cookout on the front porch.

No matter which kind of camping you prefer, you'll find that there's a whole lot to love about these new yurts at Kiptopeke State Park.

Address: 3540 Kiptopeke Drive, Cape Charles, VA, 23310

Curious to learn more about this one-of-a-kind campsite in Virginia? Visit the official Kiptopeke State Park website to learn more about this yurt campground in Virginia, and be sure to check out this YouTube tour of one of these cozy yurt accommodations:

Have you stayed at a yurt in one of Virginia's state parks before? If so, we'd love to hear all about it in the comments below!