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Warning Anvil Campground Danger
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There are very loud trains that keep you up all night, running right along the campground property. There are two highways running along both sides of the campground. One right along the campground property and the other along the train tracks. Very noisy. The bathroom doors are kept open so you have no privacy when you try to shower. There was no soap in the bathroom when you needed it. The bathrooms where not very clean. They did not...
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Anvil Campground Stay Away!
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We've traveled coast to coast and stayed in some bad campgrounds, but Anvil Campground in Williamsburg is the absolute worst. If you're viewing this on Google Maps turn on the transportation layer and follow the train line that runs 50 feet from your site. See where it goes down to Norfolk. Now zoom in on the black blob. There it is millions of tons of coal all destined to shatter your experience every hour, 24/seven in 100 car unit trains...
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Terrible - from TripAdvisor.com
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Anvil campground was terrible. We stayed there but will not return. The campground was wedged in between a train track which runs almost every hour, sometimes more, all through the night as well. The sights are to small, not enough room to even park your vehicle. They are experience electrical problems, not good water pressure(our camper is 2008) so yea.. The store shuts down when it wants to, and also the pool. There is junk cars sitting around.
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Convenient, but LOUD! - from TripAdvisor.com
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Anvil is an extremely convenient campground. It was right near everything. However, we had two horrible experiences. One, the campground is right next to, and by next to, I mean literally 20 feet from a freight train line. We were awakened about every hour and a half by an extremely long, extremely loud CSX train.
Further, the manager of the campground we assume, had a huge and loud Halloween party one of the nights we stayed. We were...
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