Pickett RV Park

 
4.0 (4)
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Fort Barfoot (Fort Picket), Blackstone, VA
GPS Coordinates
37.049468, -77.946241

This is no longer a military campground.

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4 reviews
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4.0
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4.0(4)
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4.0(4)
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3.5(4)
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10 September, 2012
(Updated: September 14, 2012)
Overall rating
 
4.0
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4.0
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4.0
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3.0
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5.0
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4.0
I concur with the previous raters remarks. The park is operated by a local redevelopment agency and is open to anyone. The rate is still a very reasonable $11.00 per night, but if you stay beyond 30 consecutive days the rate drops to $8.00! Overall a nice experience with a very scenic/enjoyable drive from the I-85.
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Oct 15, 2007
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3.9
Location
 
4.0
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4.0
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3.0
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4.0
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4.0
Ft. Pickett is about 4 miles off Va. State rt. 460. Hwy signs are easy to follow. No tricky barriers to worry about; 1 easy to navigate zig-zag was all. (our Chevy ext-cab truck & 27' TT made the turns easily) The folks at the gate told us to ck in w/ the Post police, but they in turn told us to ck in at another bldg. Very nice lady, in what would have been the MWR office back before the RV park went over to the county. Cost - $11. The park is much larger (in capacity) than most guides say. We saw at least 12 RV's already there & spaces for another dozen at least. No bathhouse, restrooms, showers. (Free showers are avail on post if required) The spaces we were directed to were gravel that the grass had grown up over. Made the site very firm and easy to pull on/off. 50/30amp/W/sewer in each space & a lot of room between spaces. Huge, old growth pine trees covered the park and the grounds were closely mowed and well tended. The MWRlady told me that they had several retirees wintering there, some ANG soldiers who were in training and some realcivilians. The signs advertising the RV park don't indicate that the park is open to the public. Most RV park vehicles appeared to be owned by non-civilians. At any rate, the park was graveyard quiet and very peaceful. The Post is still active with ANG military training on-going. It is right out of WWII. Old, long, narrow, white wooden buildings everywhere & ANG soldiers humping it along the roads. The small BX opens at 10:00 and we left before I could ck it out. We would definitely consider coming back for a longer stay sometime. We couldn't this time because we had reservations at Ft. Monroe.
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Jul 2006
Overall rating
 
5.0
Location
 
5.0
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5.0
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5.0
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5.0
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5.0
Well kept secret. 11 RV sites with full hook ups (50 amp) and phone lines available for long term. Over 30 days @ $8 per day. No showers on site but showers at billeting are available free. Laundromat at billeting. Armed Forces Exchange, bowling alley. Wal*Mart, shopping center & fast food about 2 miles. Pets alowed on leash. Site 7 has the Glenn Knight Memorial Water Hydrant since I clipped the old one off backing in. Not recommended for motorhomes over 35 ft. All sites are back-in and all are lower at back. Motorhomes will have trouble leveling front to back.
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Sep 2006
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3.0
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3.0
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3.0
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3.0
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3.0
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3.0
Nice quiet peaceful c/g. No bath house or laundry. Nice grassy area behind sites to walk dog. Closest commiss. is Ft. Lee (minimal). Ft. Monroe comm. much better.
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