Tom’s Cove Park

8128 Beebe Rd, Chincoteague, VA 23336

757-336-6498

Official Website

GPS: 37.9112,-75.3868

Tom’s Cove Park is located at 8128 Beebe Rd, Chincoteague, Virginia 23336 with a total of 888 campsites. Before your trip to Tom’s Cove Park, check out website at http://www.tomscovepark.com/ or contact them through 757-336-6498 to know their nightly rates and available discounts.

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude)

37.9112, -75.3868

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude) 37.9112, -75.3868

Amenities

Hookups 50 Amp 30 Amp 20 Amp water sewer Full Hookups
Connectivity wifi
Recreation fishing horseshoes playground swimming pool
Site Amenities picnic table pull thru
Facilities dump station laundry restrooms
Discount Clubs Military Discounts
Pets pets

Overview of Tom’s Cove Park


Last Price Paid: $61

Reported by Ian on 10.09.2021

Number of Sites:

888

Pad Type:

gravel

Open Seasonally:

March - Nov.

Elevation:

0 ft / 0 m

Tent Camping:

Yes

Reviews of Tom’s Cove Park

3 people have reviewed this location.


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  • Decent choice given the limited options on Chincoteague

    Reviewed 9/10/2021

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    Nightly rate: $61

    Days stayed: 2

    Site number: L-10

    We stayed at Tom’s Cove as a last minute change of plans. The staff is super helpful and accommodating, after initially calling and being told there were no vacancies for a rig our size we received a call back that they just had a cancellation. They are cash only and reservations are typically mail-in.It is an older, well establish...moreWe stayed at Tom’s Cove as a last minute change of plans. The staff is super helpful and accommodating, after initially calling and being told there were no vacancies for a rig our size we received a call back that they just had a cancellation. They are cash only and reservations are typically mail-in.It is an older, well established campground that I can remember from the 80’s and while well maintained is largely seasonal and long-term campers. Nice beach, fishing pier and established trees in some areas. The pull through sites we were in had plenty of length and width to accommodate large rigs but the roads are pretty tight through the campground. Don’t go expecting ‘camping’ this is more beach RV ‘resort’.Overall we were pleased with our stay and would visit again.

  • ok... limited options on Chincoteague Island

    Reviewed 19/10/2019

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    Nightly rate: $40

    Days stayed: 1

    We got to Chincoteague on a very rainy day off-season. There are not a lot of camping options in the area. Tom's Cove was less expensive than the KOA. It was pretty dreary in the rain. Lots of permanent RV's and mobile homes, many Trump flags (which certainly added to the dreariness). But when we woke in the morning to a beautiful sunn...moreWe got to Chincoteague on a very rainy day off-season. There are not a lot of camping options in the area. Tom's Cove was less expensive than the KOA. It was pretty dreary in the rain. Lots of permanent RV's and mobile homes, many Trump flags (which certainly added to the dreariness). But when we woke in the morning to a beautiful sunny day, the campsite we had on the bay was lovely. Not the best shower ever, but more than adequate hot water. Check out at 4:00 was nice as then we could ride around the island without having to worry about parking the van. I'm curious about why there aren't more options in the area, but Tom's was fine. I think in-season it would be more crowded than I would like, but given that we were the only people staying in the section without hookups, we really were able to enjoy it.

  • A sea of trailers, storage trailers and yearly trailers

    Reviewed 21/4/2019

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    Nightly rate: $45

    Days stayed: 1

    Site number: 110

    Lots of tent sites. It’s a sea of trailers and mobile homes. Lots to do but doesn’t feel like camping. More like a huge mobile home park. Kind of low scale but not bad in a pinch. Some people may love it. Not for us.

Cell Phone Coverage

At&t 4G

Confirmed by 1 Users Last Reported 10/09/2021

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