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Newport News Park Campground (City Park)

13564 Jefferson Avenue, Newport News, Virginia, 23603, United States

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About

The Sani-Station is located on the road from the park headquarters to the campsites. It is situated next to a restroom that has showers. Across the street, you will find trash and recycling dumpsters. To use the Sani-Station, you will need to use a sewer hose to dump waste. There is a wash down hose available at the dump station, as well as several faucets in the area for potable water. The park and dump area are kept very clean. The campsites do not have sewer connections, but they do have water and 30 amp and 50 amp power available. Additionally, there is potable water and non-potable rinse water available. To reach the Sani-Station, you can take I-64 Exit 250B and drive 1 mile northwest on Hwy. 143.

Amenities & Services

Water

Fresh Water Available (Potable)
Rinse Water Available (Non-Potable)

Notes from other RVers

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  • sani-station is on road from park HQ toward campsites, it is next to a restroom with showers; trash and recycling dumpsters across the street; will require use of a sewer hose to dump; there is a wash down hose at dump and numerous faucets in the area for potable water; very clean park and dump area; campsites have no sewer connections, just water and 30 amp and 50 amp power

    Lawrence R. · 6 years ago

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