Virginia Beach KOA

Join thousands in the community in celebrating Polar Plunge Winter Festival, an event that will include music, parties and plunges into the ocean. Friday night’s Pre-Plunge Party begins at 6 p.m., when you can dance to the music of the Deloreans. At 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, you can watch hearty souls bravely dash into the icy Atlantic waters, choosing to either dip their ankles or splash around. Participants in the plunge must have raised $100 for the Special Olympics. Also included in the event is the Saturday Night Beach Bash, which will feature the music of Butter. Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. Picture you and your spouse in a deluxe cabin, relaxing in from of a cozy fireplace. Make plans for a romantic get-away by calling 757-428-1444 to reserve your spot. It’s wonderful to eat a meal at a waterfront restaurant that provides an awesome view of the ocean. One such eatery is the Belvedere Coffee Shop, where you can order breakfasts of homemade biscuits with gravy or light

Step back in time to colonial Virginia by visiting the Adam Throoughgood House, the first brick home in America, which was built in 1719. Campers from Virginia Beach KOA can get a lesson in history that is as entertaining as it is informative when they visit this attraction where they can hear the great success story of one of the state’s first colonists. When visitors see the staff dressed in period costumes and hear the wind in the trees, they can imagine how quiet and tranquil life must have been in the 18 th century. This historic landmark is definitely worth a trip. Escape the winter chill and enjoy an evening meal by a cozy fireplace at Tautogs Restaurant, an eatery in an old cottage that is only two blocks from the ocean. The food is as appealing as the ambiance. Try the Mali for your entree, and save room for an outstanding dessert, such as bread pudding or key lime pie. Every season of the year you will find interesting things to do in our area. Visit our website and make yo

Residents at Virginia Beach KOA will enjoy watching the winter sport of ice hockey at 7:30 on January 18 and and at 7:15 on January 19, when the Norfolk Admirals will take on the St. John's IceCaps. The game will be held at Scope Arena in nearby Norfolk. While in Norfolk, stop at the Botanical Garden, a top rated attraction, ideal for the nature lover looking for a peaceful, relaxing place to walk. Stroll along the trails that seem to go on forever, making sure to visit the flower garden for butterflies and the gift shop, which has unique items. This oasis is an ideal spot for nourishing the beauty-loving soul during the barrenness of winter. When looking for a place to stop for lunch, it’s always interesting to try a different ethnic cuisine. The German Pantry is an eatery where you can get authentic gourmet German fare in a relaxed atmosphere. Although it is off the beaten path, it is worth a visit to get veal schnitzel and other delicious dishes. Norfolk is only a half hour’s dr

Attention, foodies! An event coming up on January 12 absolutely has your name on it – the Downtown Norfolk Food Tour. Residents from Virginia Beach KOA can make the short drive to this nearby city, where the event will be held from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Waterside Festival Marketplace. Meet at 10:45 in Fountain Park, which is the starting point of your culinary adventure. Taste seafood classics, British Isle pub food and Mediterranean staples, as well as loose teas and gourmet coffees. While you’re enjoying the delectable, you’ll get the behind-the –scenes scoop on the recipe creations and history of the eateries. The visionary chefs at these restaurants will transport your senses with their artistic selection and use of spices and food components. Additionally, as you walk between locations, you’ll pass multiple landmarks that will enlighten about the city of Norfolk. These tours are held every Saturday and because of their popularity, 24-hour advance reservations are advised. We