New campground recently built to replace the old campground.


Stewart Campgrounds
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Type of site | Spaces | Hook-ups | Daily | Weekly | Monthly |
RV Sites | 14 | 20,30,50A | $18 | N/A | N/A |
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May 4, 2017
June 2015
I haven't seen any recent reviews here so I thought I would post an update. Directions say coming from "US17" I'm not really sure where 17 is but the main highway you would have to come from is hwy 168. Also the campground itself has no office so you need to check in at the MWR office off the base next to the pass and ID/vehicle inspection area before you get a site. All 14 sites has only electric 20/30/50 but no sewer, no water. There is a bathhouse in the center and if you have a very long hose you can fill your tank from a water spicket on the bathhouse. There is a place to dump your tank at the front of the RV park but no water there. There's really nothing on this base, I assumed there was a commisary here based on the above information but this is incorrect, this base has never had a commisary nor do they ever plan to get one built! There's a tiny exchange the size of 7/11 and Walmart is 15 miles away.
Aug 2013
The new campground is open. A new access road to the campground on base is open too. The road to Northwest Annex is tight and has some sharp corners with no shoulders. The road from RT 168 is shorter than from US 17 and less challenging. They have carved out an area surrounded by trees so depending on the season you'll have some shade. There is a large screened shelter, a smaller open shelter and a small bathhouse. A sand volleyball net is also set up. When we dropped by there was one RV trailer parked on the concrete handicapped spot. All the spots are gravel and fairly level. There is electric but no water or sewer at the sites. All sites are back-in. There is a water faucet and separate dump station. The bathhouse is small with a single large shower. The folks on the phone were very friendly and accommodating for last minute reservations. Be advised, this place is out in the boonies! Bring bug spray! Watch out for snakes and DO NOT leave food out!! There are bears in the area. We didn't camp this time, just wanted to check it out, so 3 stars this time.
May 2008 (Overnight)
Site was soggy for big rig. Electric only. Water was obtained on way out by running hose to faucet in shower rooom. Dump station on opposite side of site. Low tree limbs need trimming for passage to dump station. Shower was decent. All personnel extremely helpful and friendly. Road from US-17 to gate is very tight especially if towing. Road to CG is single lane. Just hope you don't meet another RV.
June 2005
The base is remote and the campground is even more remote, but it is really quiet. This was the second visit for us and we have enjoyed the peace and quiet. The staff at MWR are friendly and the gate guards made sure we had the phone number to security in case we had a visit from Momma Bear and her cubs. We never saw her!
Sept 2007
We have been staying at Sea Mist Campground at the Damn Neck Annex in Virginia Beach and went exploring to all the local campgrounds to check out other places to stay. We have a 36' Class A with 3 slides. This campground would appeal to specific groups of people as it is remotely located on a very small base. This campground is located down a very long gravel road that ends in a nice ball field/recreation area. The sites are cut back into the trees with very little improvement to the site. There is 50A service on some sites with water and a dump site centrally located. Satellite and phone service is questionable at most sites unless you have a moveable dish. If you are looking for an out of the way place for some peace and quiet for a while...this is the place.
Jul 2005
This place was my personal playground. With a dozen sites there were only three of us there. It is back in the boonies, and you can't even see your fellow campers. Sites have 50A electric, no water, no sewer but both are available at a central location. Nice little base with a 4-lane bowling alley, exercise facilities, pool, nice little Navy Exchange and gas station. For a week you pay for 6 days. Super bathrooms and showers. Active security and, oh yes, there is the small problem with bears--but generally they won't bother you if you don't bother them. Great people at MWR and everyone on base is extremely friendly. This is a really great deal. Open May-Oct.