Glamping in Virginia Beach, VA, US: 12 Best Luxury Glamping Sites 2024

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Virginia Beach

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Country Living at Its Best!

2 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents46 acres · Suffolk, VA

This 46-acre horse ranch is located in the Whaleyville township of Suffolk. We are off of Highway 13, five miles from North Carolina state line. The 46 acres include 15 acres of pasture that host horse and sheep, and 31 acres of surrounding woods for hiking, camping, horseback riding and ATVs. A unique wildlife swamp borders the rear of the property.Learn more about this land:Enjoy country tranquility on this 46-acre horse ranch! 15 acres of pasture host horses and sheep. 31 additional acres available for camping, hiking, ATVs, and hunting. Unique wildlife swamp borders the property. Great star gazing!Located in the Whaleyville township of Suffolk, off of Highway 13 and 5 miles from North Carolina state line.

The Guinea Farm, Field, and Forest

4 sites · Lodging, Tents18 acres · Diggs, VA

The Guinea farm is 18 acres of feild and forest on the rural middle pennensula. Only 1 mile from 2 separate secluded beaches and a boat launch. There is verly little traffic or light polution here, nature is at your fingertips. Come visit the farm and experience agrotourism at it's finest. Pick your own veggies in the community garden and meet the Guinea fowl! Enjoy the windernes and learn about the local ecosystem here on the middle pennensula. There are 3 sites spaced out across the 18 acres set apart for privacy. Wisteria is a primative site closer to the entrance gate. Trilogy is a suspended tree tent in the pines 700' beyond that and seperated by dense forest. Stargazer Tiny cabin is an offgrid rustic camping cabin on the back side of the property. Each site is surronded by several acres of forest and close to the edge of a large feild. There are romaing guinea fowl that may come make a very loud appearance as they canvas the property eating bugs. Deer, Turkeys, Bald Eagles, foxes, and other wildlife are common guests also. Mid-summer is what I call frog season, Tree frogs are abundant and provide a wonderful soundtrack. There are free to use bicycles, an axe throwing board, and cornhole boards available. 4 miles from shopping and dining in Mathews Virginia, 15 miles to Gwynn Island. Gwynn's Island is an island located in the Chesapeake Bay off of Virginia's Middle Peninsula. The island is located in the northeast part of Mathews County, south of the mouth of the Piankatank River. It is connected to the rest of the county by a swing bridge over Milford Haven.

DeVane and Co. LLC

2 sites · Lodging1 acre · Suffolk, VA

Come stay with us in "Vera" our Class C RV, for a stationary stay. Visit our cozy area of Suffolk, Virginia within walking distance to Nansemond River, Hilton Garden Suffolk Riverfront Conference Center and Main Street (think Farmers Market Saturdays and countless festivals and parades). Have furry friends? We welcome up to 2 pets on our property. We don't go anywhere without our fur babies, Henry and Olive. Come visit us! We'd love to have you! *Reach out if you are interested in renting "Vera", our Class C RV for a travel trip (separate website).

3 mile Bike to the beach

2 sites · Lodging4 acres · Cheriton, VA

Our property was once a Auto Court back in the 1930's. of which consisted of 14 Tiny homes as well as a gas station and a restaurant. My wife and I are currently using this location for our tiny house vacation rentals. We started renovations to these jams back in April of 2021 and continuing till today, slowly bring them back to life

Blackwater Birds and Bees

6 sites · Lodging, Tents101 acres · Zuni, VA

Come visit the farm and stay with us! We have primitive tent camping and a cozy little cabin. Blackwater Birds and Bees is a developing farm that started in 2016. If you're looking for privacy, you won't find a better place in Southeastern Virginia. It's over 100 acres on the Blackwater River with access to over 2 miles of waterfront without leaving the property. The river is much like a cypress swamp with large channels running through the middle and it creates a perfect environment for all kinds of spectacular wildlife. We have kayaks and canoes available for campers to use for free and a Jon boat with trolling motor available for rent. Fishing is permitted in our large pond and on the river. The farm currently features an apiary, vegetable garden, blueberry bushes, and animals including ducks, chickens, geese, and goats. The cabin features a full-size bed complete with linens/bedding as well as a sleeping loft for 2 additional guests. While the cabin does not have electricity or plumbing, it does have battery operated lights and an outhouse with flush toilet on site for the convenience of cabin guests. We have a farm shop stocked with local products, camping essentials, fishing gear, and much more! *Site #4 is about 75 yards into the woods away from the parking space.* Check us out on Instagram @blackwater_birds_and_bees

Nearby parks

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Kiptopeke State Park

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First Landing State Park

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Merchants Millpond State Park

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Chippokes Plantation State Park

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Glamping near Virginia Beach guide

Overview

Go glamping to explore the best of Virginia Beach in style and comfort. Stroll along the lively Boardwalk, sunbathe on the beach, or get out in the water. Explore the untamed coastal area around False Cape State Park or paddle and birdwatch at Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Explore by land and water at Kiptopeke State Park, or head across the bridge and border to Chesapeake Bay. Visit key sites in colonial history at First Landing State Park, Historic Jamestowne and Yorktown Battlefield, or farmland and forests at Belle Isle State Park and Chippokes Plantation State Park. Summers are popular at Virginia Beach, though winter visitors can go whale watching and horseback riding on the beach. Glamping also lets you enjoy the area year-round, since many campsites are seasonal, while glamping sites, including state park rustic to modern cabins, lodges, and bunkhouses, and amenity-filled private luxury tents, yurts, domes, treehouses, cabins, and cottages, are open year-round.