American Heritage RV Park

My son and I came for a soccer tournament and it was a great place to relax between games. The cabin was quaint but exactly what we needed without the fuss and distractions of a hotel.

I was not impressed with the cabin. Bathroom can use a privacy lock and an elongated toilet bowl to make a bit more man friendly. For added sense of security, an interior only bolt lock can be added to the front door since the only one in place is the keyed deadbolt. There's absolutely no storage space in the cabin and we were forced to live out of our luggage. A solution maybe to convert the bunkbeds room into a closet, simply remove the beds and build shelves, and replace the sofa with a sofa bed. Parking area by the cabin is completely dark in the night ours. This made it difficult when we cameback late, this felt unsafe. Maybe a motion sensor light can be added to the corner of the cabin before reaching the steps. We're not sure why the cabin entrance is facing the woods, maybe for privacy, but this was not to our liking. It gave us a sense of disconnect with the rest of the camp's sense of community. We were given a list of charges that can be applied if we had damaged the cabin and yet we found the blind in the bunkbeds room was broken. When i reported this to the office the response was " That's strange". This was not appreciated. I felt as it was implying that we had broken the blind.

The cabin wasnt to bad i was disappoited with the shower and the grill was not good no fire pit like in the ad

Great place for two night stay while touring Williamsburg.

Initially I was disappointed that the “medium size” cabin was much smaller than I thought and did not look at all like the picture on ********** (which was the picture that was emailed to me with my confirmation and was actually a picture of a large cabin). It was literally a room with beds - no chairs, table, or kitchen. The small mirror in the bathroom was so high that I could only see the top of my forehead! I honestly felt a bit misled. I also wished that there was mention that you needed to bring your own coffee and cups, as there was only a coffee maker with filters. However, the next day I spoke with a very nice lady in the office about it, and she offered us an available large cabin to move to for the second night for a $30 upgrade. It was lovely, and was well worth the upgrade. The remainder of our trip was quite pleasant. The cabin was so cute and cozy and just the right size with everything we needed. I absolutely loved the back deck overlooking some beautiful woods. It felt fairly private in the back. I would definitely recommend the large cabin!

Nice and quiet and clean. My only gripe is lack of amenities in the large cabin. The website says you need linens for the bedrooms (i brought sheets), however, this also meant no bedspread and no towels in the bathroom. The kitchen only had one small suace pan, a small frying pan, and a large skillet. There are plates and utensils, but you need to bring a large pot, a cutting knife, cutting board, can opener and vegetable peeler(if you have a need for it). I have no complaints otherwise and would have had no issue supplying that if i knew i needed it.

Great people, place was spotless. Cabin was well equiped.. we didn't bring linens but management was kind enough to supply them for us..wifi needs some work..bad signal

Cabin was very clean and everything worked. The office is only open until 7, which wasn’t on the website or communicated on how to check in after hours

We stayed in a 2 bedroom cabin. It was clean with a nice living room/kitchen combo. Master bedroom was comfortable. Second bedroom was very small like bunk beds in a closet with no ac. If you left the door open it was ok, but closed it was hot. I’d definitely use hem again. Maybe bring a fan to blow more air in the smaller room.