Thousand Trails Virginia Landing

What if camping meant waking up to panoramic views of coastal wetlands, where the serenity of Hog Island Bay and the distant sound of shorebirds became your morning soundtrack? Thousand Trails Virginia Landing in Quinby, Virginia, redefines peaceful camping with its secluded location between the Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, offering a unique shoreline experience infused with natural beauty, tranquility, and recreational opportunities for all.

This campground is ideal for campers seeking both relaxation and activity. With amenities that include RV and tent sites (many with full hookups), well-maintained restroom and shower facilities, and on-site clamming areas, the campground caters to a wide range of preferences. The surrounding environment is a paradise for anglers and nature enthusiasts, featuring opportunities for crabbing, birdwatching, and stargazing under open coastal skies. The area’s breathtaking sunrises and sunsets add a touch of magic, making this a favorite destination for extended vacations or peaceful weekend retreats.

Located roughly six miles from the charming village of Quinby, Thousand Trails Virginia Landing is set amidst the pristine Eastern Shore. Within a short drive, campers can visit Assateague and Chincoteague Islands, famed for their wild ponies and the annual Pony Swim, or explore NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility. This hidden gem is perfect for those looking to reconnect with the essence of coastal Virginia while enjoying the seclusion of a shoreline retreat.