Jellystone Park™ Williamsburg

In Williamsburg, Virginia—at the geographic center of one of America's most historically and recreationally concentrated destinations, where Colonial Williamsburg, the Jamestown Settlement, Yorktown Battlefield, and Busch Gardens occupy the Virginia Peninsula between the James and York Rivers—Jellystone Park™ Williamsburg delivers a full-service family campground with a swimming pool, mini-golf, jumping pillow, laser tag, gem mining, game room, craft room, recreation center, fitness center, live music, and planned activities alongside full hookup RV sites, cabins, and the Yogi Bear character programming that makes Jellystone a recognizable family brand. For families who need both a quality campground and a central base for the Historic Triangle's extraordinary attraction inventory, Jellystone Williamsburg provides the perfect combination. Full hookup RV sites and cabins with air conditioning provide the accommodation range for the variety of travelers that a Colonial Williamsburg campground attracts—families with young children who want the pool and the character meet-and-greets, history-focused travelers who want site access and hookups for multi-day immersion in the Historic Triangle, and the visiting grandparents whose grandchildren gravitate toward the laser tag and gem mining while the adults plan the Jamestown Settlement itinerary. WiFi, laundry, golf cart rentals, a general store with firewood, sports courts, walking trails, and dog park provide the comprehensive campground infrastructure. The mini-golf, jumping pillow, gaga ball, basketball, and arcade keep on-site recreation options abundant when the historic sites are enough for one day. Williamsburg occupies the center of the Virginia Peninsula in James City and York Counties, in the landscape that served as the capital of colonial Virginia from 1699 through the Revolution—a position that concentrated the political, social, and commercial life of Britain's most prosperous American colony in the 18th-century town that Colonial Williamsburg has preserved, restored, and reconstructed as the largest and most thoroughgoing living history museum in the United States. The 301-acre historic area's costumed interpreters, working colonial trades, Governor's Palace, the Capitol, and the more than 500 restored, reconstructed, and original structures create a time-immersion experience with no equivalent in American public history. Jamestown Settlement and Historic Jamestowne, approximately 10 miles southwest on the Colonial Parkway, mark the 1607 landing site of the Susan Constant, the Godspeed, and the Discovery—the three ships that brought the first permanent English settlers to North America—and provide the full-scale ship replicas, recreated fort, and Powhatan Indian village that complete the colonial origins story that Williamsburg's later 18th-century history assumes as background. Yorktown Battlefield, 14 miles east on the Colonial Parkway, preserves the 1781 siege lines and redoubts where Cornwallis's surrender ended the Revolutionary War. Busch Gardens Williamsburg adds the European-themed thrill rides and the entertainment programming that make the Williamsburg area one of the most visited tourism corridors in the mid-Atlantic. Jellystone Park Williamsburg operates year-round in Virginia's moderate mid-Atlantic climate, with summer generating the maximum combination of pool activity and Historic Triangle visitation and the fall season offering Colonial Williamsburg's exceptional harvest and holiday programming—including the Grand Illumination celebration that begins the Christmas season with the lighting of the Colonial Area's candles—in the most comfortable crowds of the year. Reserve your site or cabin at Jellystone Park Williamsburg and let America's Colonial history, Busch Gardens' thrills, and Yogi Bear's campground energy make the Virginia Historic Triangle one of your family's most memorable camping destinations.