Happy Labor Day from the Williamsburg KOA! The first Labor day was celebrated on September 5, 1882 in New York City as a public parade of labor organizations. It was made a public holiday in 30 states over the next 12 years and was recognized as an official federal holiday in 1894 to be celebrated on the first Monday of September. Labor Day is a celebration and dedication to all the American workers and what they have achieved socially and economically through the years.
Come and celebrate this holiday with the Williamsburg KOA. There will be family friendly fun and games and weekend. While you are here you can take trip through the ages at Colonial Williamsburg, Historic Jamestowne, or the Yorktown Victory Center. Colonial Williamsburg offers many interactive demonstrations of historical events and the great food is a bonus. If you are looking for something a little more thrilling, spend the day at Busch Gardens! The roller coasters will leave you breathless and the spectacular shows will have you talking all day.
Celebrate Labor Day with us at the Williamsburg KOA!
