Lazy Cove Campground

United States

Lazy Cove Campground is a campground in Virginia offering camping lot rentals. The business has gained attention due to a discrimination lawsuit related to its rental practices. It serves outdoor enthusiasts by providing sites for tents, RVs, and other recreational camping experiences.

CCI Score

-72.08

0.04% April 18

Latest Event

Discrimination Lawsuit Verdict Against Lazy Cove Campground

A jury ruled that Lazy Cove Campground engaged in discriminatory rental practices by refusing service to Black campers, leading to a $750,000 verdict and revealing significant human rights violations.

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Latest Events

MAR

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2025

Discrimination Lawsuit Verdict Against Lazy Cove Campground
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A jury ruled that Lazy Cove Campground engaged in discriminatory rental practices by refusing service to Black campers, leading to a $750,000 verdict and revealing significant human rights violations.
MAR

20

2025

Discrimination Verdict Highlights Unethical Rental Practices at Lazy Cove Campground
-69.45

A jury ruled that the owner of Lazy Cove Campground, Regina Turner, discriminated against two families based on race, resulting in a $750,000 verdict. The case draws attention to the campground's failure to uphold principles of diversity and human rights, underscoring broader issues of discriminatory practices in business operations.
-70

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 21

The discrimination lawsuit against Lazy Cove Campground reveals significant ethical shortcomings in terms of human rights and fair treatment. The owner’s racially biased decision not to rent based on the race of a camper not only violated anti-discrimination norms but also contributed to systemic inequities, aligning with practices that undermine democratic and inclusive business values. This behavior is particularly concerning given the current societal context where such practices can inadvertently bolster authoritarian attitudes by normalizing exclusion.

Jury says Virginia campground must pay 2 families $750,000 for discrimination against Black camper
MAR

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2025

Discriminatory Eviction Practices at Lazy Cove Campground
-79.35

A Virginia jury awarded $750,000 in damages after Lazy Cove Campground owner Regina Turner was found to have evicted families based on race, an act that highlights unethical business practices and discrimination in fair housing.
-80

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 21

Lazy Cove Campground’s owner engaged in blatant racial discrimination by evicting families based on race, which violates fair housing principles and undermines basic human rights. This act not only perpetuates systemic racism but also reflects unethical business practices that are deeply opposed to anti-fascist and anti-discriminatory values.

Jury awards $750,000 to families evicted over race at Smith Mountain Lake
MAR

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2025

Fair Housing Discrimination Lawsuit at Lazy Cove Campground
-59.50

A Franklin County jury awarded $750,000 to families in a historic racial discrimination lawsuit against Lazy Cove Campground's owner Regina Turner, highlighting discriminatory rental practices that undermine ethical business standards and contribute to systemic injustice.
-60

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 21

Lazy Cove Campground was found liable in a significant racial discrimination lawsuit, reflecting practices that discriminate and contribute to systemic inequality. Such discriminatory behavior aligns with authoritarian ideologies by undermining basic human rights and ethical business practices, thereby negatively affecting community trust and the social fabric.

Jury awards historic sum to families in Va. racial discrimination case - The Washington Post