Davis Lakes Campground in Suffolk, VA was a very nice campground. It was the quietest campground we've stayed at so far. We have 2 children (ages 8 and 5) who really enjoyed the large areas for play. They have a "beach" for swimming which leaves alot to be desired. Be aware of the "fresh water leeches" when swimming. This campground would get alot more business if it had a pool and an accessible playground for the kids. Overall nice camping experience, just make sure if you have younger children, bring lots for them to play with. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I stayed here for Thanksgiving & Christmas. It is a great campground since I am traveling east on 58 and I can stop, disconnect, setup, and drive the tow vehicle into the city to visit family. It is a good price and yes, they keep a close watch on things but it didn't bother me! An excellent place to stay if you want to visit the big tourist attractions without towing your rig through the city traffic. It is family oriented and the person that cleans the bathrooms does an awesome job. I have only stayed at one other campground in my life that had cleaner bathrooms. There are some things to do at the campground but I spent my time visiting family. I will come back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Park has the basic needs in many spots and many are nice spots under trees. Lakes for fishing and swimming. Access is a little less than perfect going through a residential neighborhood. Security ? Yes, 25 rounds per day, every day. Sounds nice but they want to report each and every little move you make back to office. I travel a lot and stay in about 40 parks per year. Never any problems but not so here. Managers are unfriendly and very demanding of what is proper for their park, including but not limited to, not being able to put down a small door mat. Kills the grass they said. Security follows you on golf carts to make sure you pick up any dog droppings. Key word here is follows you as you walk! Park rating is a 7 and management rating would be a 2. Only one is Suffolk, VA, but my advice would be for overnight necessity only and move on to friendlier parks for any extended stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.