Virginia Beach KOA

If you could make a difference in the life of a child with cancer, would you? Would you look for a way to bring them hope and help them heal? Would you find ways where they could feel “normal” again? At KOA Care Camps, KOA says “yes.” And more importantly, it is doing something about it. Having cancer shouldn’t mean giving up the joys of childhood. That’s why the KOA Campground Owners Association created the Care Camps Trust – to help children who have cancer enjoy carefree time focusing on fun, friends and activities instead of on their illness. Campers can help out on this project during Care Camps “Big Weekend” May 9-10. Stay as a paying guest Friday, May 9, at Virginia Beach KOA and get Saturday, May 10, for free. During Care Camps Big Weekend, participating KOAs will offer campers the ability to donate to KOA Care Camps through several special, fun events and activities – or feel free to drop your donation directly into one of the handy collection stations you’ll see in the KOA C

[caption id="attachment_693" align="alignleft" width="300"] Tournament brings volleyballers to Virginia Beach KOA in May.[/caption] On the weekend of May 2-4, volleyball players take over the Virginia Beach KOA as we host the annual DIGS volleyball tournament . People who wish to play can register at http://www.thedigs.net . Players can camp here and receive 10% off. Or spectators can just come for the day on Saturday, May 3. Admission is $8 per person, all the proceeds of which go to support KOA Care Camps for children who are undergoing cancer treatment. Speaking of Care Camps, the Virginia Beach KOA joins other KOAs across North America May 9-11 for the Care Camps Big Weekend . Campers staying at Virginia Beach KOA as paying guests on Friday, May 9, are eligible to receive a free night of camping on Saturday, May 10. Proceeds from this event go to support Care Camps across the U.S. The following weekend (May 16-18) is Homeschool Appreciation Weekend a

[caption id="attachment_687" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Aerial view of a sand soccer event at Virginia Beach[/caption] Virginia Beach is a town that loves to celebrate with festivals. Besides the wonderful beachfront location, Virginia Beachers have a history of throwing a great party and Springtime is a great time to do it! In the coming weeks are a number of events that will appeal to people from all walks of life. Start your vacation by spending the Easter weekend at the Virginia Beach KOA . The campground will sponsor an egg hunt and a special activity for little campers: planting “magic” beans and seeing what “sprouts up” overnight. The biggest event may be the North American Sand Soccer Championship (NASSC), the world's largest beach soccer event which will be held on the beaches June 6-8. With more than 8,500 youth and adult players of all skill levels (novice through adult), the tournament features nearly 60 surfside fields located on mo

Virginia Beach’s Surfside Inn is the site for the annual North Carolina/Virginia Golden Gloves Championships hosted by Seven Cities Boxing of Virginia Beach. The event will run Friday night through Sunday afternoon, April 11-13. The boxing venue is a short drive from the Virginia Beach KOA. Teams participating are from Virginia and North Carolina and will include military members of Hampton Roads, Camp LeJeune and Fort Bragg. These young men are ready show their skill and daring to the people of Virginia Beach. Open class champions will advance to the Washington, D.C. Regional Golden Gloves Championships. The boxing venue is at 
1211 Atlantic Ave. General admission is $25 and VIP seating is available. Doors open at 6 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and 1 p.m. on Sunday. For more information, visit the Facebook page "GOLDEN GLOVES" or email: vbgoldengloves@gmail.com . Book Now The 21 cozy Deluxe Cabins at Virginia Beach KOA are a great place to call home if you’re coming to our c