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• 1075 General Booth Blvd., Virginia Beach, VA 23451
• P: (757) 425-0249
• District: Inland

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Welcome to Holiday Trav-l-Park in Virginia Beach! Our sites, amenities and activities offer something for every person in the family along with every type of camper from tent to motorhome. On top of that, getting to the beach is a breeze – we are the closest campground to the resort area with a parking lot 1 block off the beach for our guests, take the seasonal city trolley or ride your bike to the beach.

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Holiday Trav-L-Park 1075 General Booth Boulevard Virginia Beach, VA 23451 Via i-64 Take Exit 22 (Birdneck Road Exit) Turn right onto Birdneck Road and travel 3 miles to General Booth Blvd. Turn right on General Booth Boulevard. Holiday Trav-L-Park will be 0.2 miles on the right Via Bay Bridge Take the first exit (Route 60, Shore Dr.) at the south end of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel. Turn left to travel east on Shore Dr. Stay on this road for 15 miles - it will take you through residential areas, First Landing State Park and the resort area - changing names from Shore Dr to Atlantic Ave, to Pacific Ave and then after crossing the Rudee Inlet Bridge it will become General Booth Blvd. Continue another 1.5 miles form the bridge to the campground entrance on your right. This route can be congested in summer. For a potentially quicker route, use the cross-town route from an online map site.

1075 Gen Booth Blvd Virginia Beach , VA 23451

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How much does it cost to camp at Holiday Trav-L-Park?

Camping at Holiday Trav-L-Park can cost between $25.00 and $92.00 depending on the site.

Does Holiday Trav-L-Park have RV hookups?

According to TheDyrt.com, Holiday Trav-L-Park has water hookups and sewer hookups.

Are fires allowed at Holiday Trav-L-Park?

Yes, according to campers on TheDyrt.com, fires are allowed at Holiday Trav-L-Park, although make sure to check current fire restrictions in the area.

Does Holiday Trav-L-Park have wifi?

Yes, according to campers on TheDyrt.com, Holiday Trav-L-Park does have wifi.

Is there cell phone reception at Holiday Trav-L-Park?

According to campers on TheDyrt.com, Verizon signal is good, AT&T is available, and T-Mobile is good.

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Located just 1.5 miles from the oceanfront, the Holiday Trav-L Park offers 1000 campsites - approx. 300 full hook-up, 400 water and electric, 250 tent sites and 34 cabins. Our facilities include our beach parking, located 1 block off the beach with space for 180 vehicles, 6 playgrounds, 4 swimming pools, volleyball and basketball courts and much more. In season we offer entertainment such as music by our front pool, bingo and other family oriented activities. We are within walking distance of Ocean Breeze Festival Park, the Virginia Marine Science Museum and the Owl Creek Tennis Facility. Also nearby is Owl Creek Boat ramp with access out to the ocean.

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• Excellent 112
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• Motorhome 124
• Travel Trailer 81
• Fifth Wheel 75
• Tent Trailer 10
• Truck Camper 2

293 Reviews

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“sites were trashy”

The park it self was not kept up and the site we were at was very trashy We camped at Holiday Trav-L-Park in a Motorhome.

“Great for families and close to Boardwalk/beach”

Our first time here and we really enjoyed our 3-night stay. This park is huge with lots to do for kids. In some sections RV's are pretty close together. We were in area called Eden and some sites like We camped at Holiday Trav-L-Park in a Travel Trailer.

Definitely bring bikes not only to ride around campground but there is a bike path directly from campground to boardwalk/beach (approx 2.5 miles). Be aware No dogs allowed on boardwalk or beach during summer months. Same for restaurants in that vicinity that have outdoor seating, but they are allowed in some restaurants on week days. Adventure Park and the...

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“Shady site”

Very large campground with loads of amenities, the best of which is parking at Virginia Beach, that is close and free. They also have shuttle service, multiple pools, camp store, and live music. We camped at Holiday Trav-L-Park in a Fifth Wheel.

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“Drive slow. There are a ton of people at this campsite. ”

Overall I was pleased. I probably went at the most crowded time of year, Memorial Day Weekend. There are lots of people which could be good or bad. Meet 3 of our neighbors immediately. Very nice We camped at Holiday Trav-L-Park in a Travel Trailer.

Tribal Axe was very cool. All brands of restaurants nearby. Wawa gas station just outside the park....

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I'm getting concerned about all the tips on the jet noise. Our dog,not quite 2 yet, is somewhat fearful of loud noises. Don't want this to ruin our stay. Has anyone had to tranquillize their dog because of the noise?...

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“Great nature tall trees and spacious site! (Supersite)”

Very easy to check in! The gentleman was welcoming and we had selected a super site and it was wonderful! Plenty os space and real matures trees! I was skeptical about the 30amp plu so i called in We camped at Holiday Trav-L-Park in a Travel Trailer.

This campground is absolutely placed close to everything! Just one note be prepare to hear the Army Jets landing and flying out of the base near! But we appreciate it !...

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“ We have been going to this food mart for years and they have always had good food, especially their breakfast sandwich . ” in 2 reviews

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We have a great kitchen, with a nice menu for everyone and a Daily Special just for you!! Friendly service Food made from scratch Best Burgers in Virginia You will be able to enjoy your Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner inside our restaurant. …

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Who would've thought that a convenience store would serve some of the best homemade food around. They serve both breakfast and lunch. I ordered the meatloaf, mashed potatoes w/gravy, and deviled eggs. The price??? $6.00. That's it!!! Everything was homemade. The potatoes? Just like they were made in your moms kitchen. The staff was so nice and the kitchen was one of the cleanest. If you want good, simple food, it comes highly recommend. If you want crappy, expensive food served with an over abundance of attitude, go to Fudruckers (see my previous posts to understand).

It is a quant store. They seem to have a little of everything. A lot of times the gas prices are good. We have stopped for ice too. This is next to the camp grounds so they cater to that idea. I think it is fantastic. Service is always good and we go quite often because we pass by all the time. It has that mom and pop feel.

This Store Has Respectful Staff As Well As The Chicken Tender's And Their Homemade Honey Mustard Sauce Are The Bomb.com

Hot breakfast made to order! Perfect to stop in the morning for a hot breakfast sandwich! Friendly staff, even a place to sit and eat. I ordered the super breakfast sandwich, two eggs, bacon, sausage, cheese, lettuce and tomato. This monster hit the spot for craving a hot breakfast fast and fresh.

The lady cooking was very friendly. The guy at the counter was a complete asshole. He was rude to me and 2 additional people. So much so that I left and took my business next door.

Went in with my grandfather he ordered a sandwich they gave him the wrong thing and refused to give him the sandwich he ordered or a refund.

woman working was on the phone and rolled her eyes several times at me while not speaking at all. she wasnt wearing a mask and touched my food with her bare hands. i threw the food in the trahs without even eating it!! i work in customer service i understand its hard woth the pandemic but she could at least do the bare minimum and of course she wasnt wearing a name tag either!!

We have been going to this food mart for years and they have always had good food, especially their breakfast sandwich. The employees are always friendly. Great, quick place to grab a bite.

Went here for lunch. Ordered the chicken wings and potato wedges. The chicken was not fried all the way through. Very greasy and slimy. The potato wedges weren't cooked all the way. I got a fountain drink that tasted liked water. Both the Pepsi and fruit punch drinks. Another customer ordered a cheeseburger. He took 1 bite and threw it in the trash. This place was just disgusting as far as the food goes.

I am so pissed off I got $27 fuel the pump stopped at $5.30 i went back into store they ran out of gas they wouldn't refund me said oh well buy some more gas at another pump I showed him my credit card where I had been. Charged he again shrugged his shoulders I have proof of purchase. The ironic thing is i have brought them lots of customers over the years I really don't even care about getting ripped off but I will tell everyone to stay away they are SCCAM ARTISTS ESPECIALLY THE EXTRA FAT LOSER GUY INSUDE

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Planning on traveling for the Fourth of July holiday? Here’s how to avoid the rush

NEW YORK (AP) — The Fourth of July is right around the corner, and the travel rush is already heating up.

Millions of Americans are preparing to get out of town sometime in the coming holiday week. That will likely mean busy roads, as well as packed airports and train stations.

Motor club AAA projects that some 70.9 million travelers will head 50 miles (80 kilometers) or more from their homes over a nine-day Independence Day travel period — surpassing pre-pandemic numbers for the U.S. holiday. And the Transportation Security Administration  expects to screen  over 32 million individuals in airports from this Thursday through July 8, up 5.4% from last year’s numbers.

Are you traveling for the Fourth? Here’s a rundown of what you need to know.

When is the best time to hit the road for July Fourth?

Smooth sailing for travel around any holiday is never a given. But avoiding the most hectic times, when others are rushing out of town, is a good way to start.

If you’re traveling by car for the Fourth of July, it’s best to hit the road in the morning, according to transportation data and insights provider INRIX. Peak traffic congestion varies by location, INRIX data published by AAA shows, but the worst times to drive on, or leading up to, the holiday are generally between 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Either way, be prepared for the roads to be jammed.

“Road trips over the holiday week could take up to 67% longer than normal,” Bob Pishue, transportation analyst at INRIX, said in a prepared statement.

July Fourth falls on a Thursday this year, and many travelers will likely take Friday July 5th off to extend their trip into a four-day weekend. Drivers in large metro areas can expect the biggest delays on Wednesday July 3 and Sunday July 7 — as travelers leave and return to town, Pishue added.

And if you’re renting a car ahead of July Fourth, the busiest pickup days will be Friday, Saturday and Wednesday before the holiday, AAA notes.

When will airports be busiest?

Airports will also likely be packed all week long — but the TSA expects most people will take to the skies on Friday.

It anticipates that it will screen more than 3 million individuals Friday. That would surpass the agency’s current record for most people screened on a single day,  which reached just under 3 million  last Sunday.

“We expect this summer to be our busiest ever,” TSA Administrator David Pekoske said, adding that travel typical peaks around Independence Day.

Last year, the busiest day for Fourth of July air travel was also the Friday ahead of the holiday, TSA data shows. If past trends hold, travel will likely be higher on the days before and after the Fourth — particularly closer to the weekend. In 2023, for example, more than 2 million people were screened on the Fourth, which landed on a Tuesday last year, down from 2.88 million the Friday before.

What should I do if my flight is delayed or canceled?

Flights can be delayed or canceled for an array of reasons — from plane-specific mechanical problems to major storms impacting popular travel paths.

If your flight is canceled, airlines are required to provide refunds for customers,  even if the cancellation is due to weather . Delays are trickier, because they typically have to meet certain criteria for relief, such as refunds or compensation — but carriers will often give customers to chance to switch to alternative flights, if available, at no cost.

In April, the Biden administration  issued final rules  that include requiring airlines to provide automatic cash refunds within a few days for canceled flights and “significant” delays. Those rules are set to take effect over the next two years, but the Department of Transportation has a site that lets consumers see the  commitments each airline has made  for refunds and covering other expenses when flights are canceled or significantly delayed.

Always check your itinerary before leaving home

It’s better to be stuck at home than locked in hourslong traffic or stranded in an airport terminal. Before heading out the door this holiday week, do yourself a favor and check the status of your travel plans.

Was your flight, train or bus ride delayed? Are there are traffic incidents set to disrupt your drive? And what about the weather? A quick look through your itinerary — such as trip updates on a carrier’s website — checking weather forecasts and monitoring traffic safety through services like the 511 hotline or your phone’s navigation apps can go a long way toward avoiding travel misery.

Here are a few more tips to keep in mind:

— Leave early: There are more people everywhere during a holiday week, so lines will be longer and roads will be busier. Give yourself more time to get to your destination or to make your way through airport security.

— Keep an eye on the weather — and not just for your destination: Look at the weather for your entire travel path. Even if it’s sunny skies both at home and the place you’re headed, it’s important to keep an eye out for any storms in between. You may need to do some rerouting.

— Be kind: A trip delay or cancellation can be really frustrating — but if you’re running into disruptions, chances are others are too. Customer service agents have a lot on their plate at this time of year, and it’s important to be patient and respectful as they try to help you.

Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.

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Travel tips for a Fourth of July that's set to break records

Airports around the United States are preparing for what could be the busiest Fourth of July travel season on record. The nation’s roads are no different. Traffic could reach never-before-seen volumes over the Independence Day holiday.

“With summer vacations in full swing and the flexibility of remote work, more Americans are taking extended trips around Independence Day,” Paula Twidale, senior vice president of AAA Travel, said in a press release. “We anticipate this July 4th week will be the busiest ever.”  

Nearly 71 million people are expected to make trips for the Independence Day travel period, AAA predicts.

Here’s what to know about traveling for the holiday this week.

The TSA sets a new record and readies for another

Last week, a record-breaking 2.99 million passengers went through U.S. airports in a single day, according to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). The agency said it’s expecting a new travel record this week.

At Philadelphia International Airport, Gerardo Spero, the TSA’s federal security director for the airport, is dealing with an 8% passenger increase this year and is cautioning travelers to give themselves extra time.

“The best advice that I can offer is to get to the airport well before your ticketed departure time,” Spero said in a news release . “Now more than ever it is vital to give yourself plenty of time to park or return a rental car, check in with your airline to check bags and prepare for the security checkpoint.”

Spero also said travelers can help each other out by being “efficient” in the security lines: take off shoes and belts preemptively, empty your pockets into your carry-on, and grab a bin early.

Over at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport — where travel volumes are up 5% — the TSA wants travelers to double-check their carry-on bags before they get to the airport.

“We are asking travelers to be good partners with TSA and ensure that they are prepared for the screening process,” TSA Federal Security Director for Washington Greg Hawko said in a release . “Please don’t bring prohibited items in your carry-on luggage.”

The busiest airport days are expected to be July 3, 7 and 8, according to flight website Hopper . The company projects Atlanta, Dallas-Fort Worth and Denver airports to be the ones with the most travelers.

This rise in summer air travel comes amid heightened attention on aircraft maker Boeing’s quality control practices after a door plug blew out on a 737 Max jet in midair at the start of the year. Still, flying is the safest way to travel .

On the road

Nearly one in five Americans are set to drive more than 50 miles this Fourth of July travel season, according to an AAA forecast .

If you want to beat the traffic, drive early. INRIX, a transportation data provider, said driving on Monday should save travelers time. Any day after that, the best time to drive is before 10 a.m.

“Drivers in large metro areas can expect the worst traffic delays on Wednesday, July 3, as they leave town, and Sunday, July 7, as they return,” Bob Pishue, transportation analyst at INRIX , said in a statement. “Road trips over the holiday week could take up to 67% longer than normal.” 

If you are preparing for a longer road trip with family and friends, AAA recommends running through this checklist: check kids’ car seats, bring an emergency pack (first aid, jumper cables, snacks and water) and map the route.

At the pump, drivers can expect lower gas prices than last year with a gallon costing an average of $3.50. In 2023, gas cost $3.53 per gallon and in 2022, it cost nearly $5.

This year, the states with the most expensive gas are California ($4.80), Hawaii ($4.71), Washington ($4.21), Oregon ($4.07), Nevada ($4.04), Alaska ($3.90), Illinois ($3.88), Michigan ($3.70), Washington, D.C. ($3.66), and Indiana ($3.65).

Another cost to consider is tolls. Not all states have them, but check your route on Toll Guru to see how much change you might need on hand or how much money to have loaded on the E-ZPass.

The weather factor

High temperatures and a few thunderstorms are in the forecast for much of the country, according to AccuWeather . Both can cause travel delays.

The worst heat is expected in California.

“It’s going to be downright hot across the Southwest, especially in California and the Desert Southwest where record highs will be challenged,” AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Joseph Bauer told the website.

The Southern Plains and Southeast regions are also expected to feel the heat over the Independence Day weekend with higher than average temperatures.

High temperatures can slow down travel. When temperatures get too high, railway tracks can start to bend — forcing trains to slow down or stop completely. And planes may face weight restrictions during severe heat.

Traveling during the morning or evening can help offset the risk of heat-related delays.

While much of the country will face high temperatures on the Fourth of July, the Northern Plains, Midwest and portions of the Northeast may see thunderstorms, according to AccuWeather.

Flight delays and cancellations

As a rule, airlines are required to offer travelers a refund or book them another flight if they cancel a passenger’s flight. The rules surrounding flight delays are more complicated.

This U.S. Department of Transportation chart offers a full list of specific airline cancellation and delay policies.

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