Camp Piankatank sits on 90+ acres of beautiful property, with over 570′ of waterfront property on one of the cleanest rivers in Virginia.  Piankatank is surrounded by a natural hardwood forest to the North, marshland to the east, Stamper’s Bay Road to the west, and the Piankatank River to the south.

Piankatank is a Native American word that means “winding river.”  The Piankatank begins as the Dragon Run, a popular place to canoe and kayak.  Our location on the river is a prime location for children who are learning to canoe and sail.  We are in the part of the river called Stamper’s Bay, with Berkeley Island in the middle, shielding us from the main traffic of the river.