National park · est. 1956
Virgin Islands National Park is not a developed-campground park
- Max RV
- n/a
- Season
- N/A — concessioner cottages, no RV infrastructure
Going to Virgin Islands National Park? Tell us the nights.
One email when a local owner lists a rig for those nights.
Two-thirds of St. John in the US Virgin Islands is Virgin Islands National Park, but no RV infrastructure exists — the island's road network is narrow, mountainous, left-hand drive, and the concessioner-operated overnight accommodation at Cinnamon Bay is cottage and tent-only. RVers do not bring rigs here; the territory is reached only by air (Cyril E. King Airport in St. Thomas) plus the ferry from Red Hook to Cruz Bay. Lodging is concessioner-managed cottages, the privately operated Maho Crossroads property, or off-park hotels on St. John and St. Thomas. The park's beaches (Trunk Bay, Cinnamon Bay, Hawksnest) are the canonical attractions; Reef Bay Trail is the longest in-park hike at 5 miles round-trip.
What the length limit is measuring
- Pad length — the rig plus anything it tows
- Height — what the branches and the awning need
- Turning arc — the swing off the loop road
Primary sources
How to book this park
Reservations + adjacent staging
Official reservation portalQuick answers
Frequently asked
Can you take an RV into Virgin Islands National Park?
Virgin Islands has no developed RV campground inside the park — base nearby and visit by day.
Are there RV hookups at Virgin Islands National Park?
No — Virgin Islands's campgrounds are dry (no hookups). Fill water and charge before you arrive.
Is there an RV dump station at Virgin Islands National Park?
No — plan to use an RV dump station outside Virgin Islands.
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