Chesapeake, VA
Residential Area
Explore Camelot as a Residential Area in Chesapeake. Camelot is Chesapeake’s smallest official planning area, with residential sections to the north and east and industrial land to the west near Portsmouth.

Camelot

Camelot is Chesapeake’s smallest official planning area, with residential sections to the north and east and industrial land to the west near Portsmouth.

The area combines established residential streets, civic identity, rail and highway access, and the employment presence of Cavalier Industrial Park.

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What Makes the Camelot District Special

The area combines established residential streets, civic identity, rail and highway access, and the employment presence of Cavalier Industrial Park.

Page photograph: 2023 aerial view near Camelot. NAIP imagery provided by USDA Farm Service Agency. About the imagery.

Schools · 2026–27

Public schools serving Camelot

Elementary, primary & intermediate

Split attendance zones: the home address determines which of these schools applies.

Middle school

Split attendance zones: the home address determines which of these schools applies.

High school

Split attendance zones: the home address determines which of these schools applies.

Coverage follows the City of Chesapeake Camelot planning area. Checked against CPS 2026–27 attendance zones on October 12, 2026. Primary and intermediate schools serve different grade ranges; they are not automatically a split.

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Local life · School sports · Community

Stories & resources for Camelot

Deep Creek High sports

Deep Creek wrestling shares its fall practice schedule

Deep Creek High's wrestling program has posted a weekly practice schedule for students interested in getting involved. The school lists Monday, Tuesday and Thursday sessions from 4 to 6:30 p.m., and a Wednesday session from 6 to 7:30 p.m., with study hall before the Wednesday practice.

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The announcement directs questions to Coach Kumm at karl.kumm@cpschools.com. Families should contact the program to confirm participation requirements, current practice arrangements and any changes before attending. A practice announcement is not an invitation for the public to enter a student session.

Wrestling adds another way to follow local school athletics alongside football and other seasonal sports. The official Deep Creek High feed carries school announcements; use the team's current schedule when planning to attend a competition.

CVA Editorial · Information checked 2026-10-12

School sports

Heading to a Chesapeake school game? Here is what to bring

A football night or volleyball match is an easy way to connect with your school community. Before leaving home, check the host school's schedule, venue and ticket instructions. An away game may have different admission rules.

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For the 2026–27 school year, Chesapeake Public Schools uses GoFan for ticketed middle and high school athletic events. You can buy ahead or pay at the gate with a credit or debit card; cash is not accepted. Have the digital ticket ready on your phone. Printed tickets and screenshots do not qualify for live validation.

General admission is $8. Annual passes cost $70 for adults and $40 for students, with exclusions for high school tournaments and postseason events. Review the pass rules before purchasing.

CPS also limits bags to clear bags up to 12 by 12 by 6 inches or small clutch pouches up to 4.5 by 6.5 inches, with allowances for diaper bags and necessary medical-equipment bags. Check the full school policy before attending.

CVA Editorial · Information checked 2026-10-12

Youth sports

Fall soccer and football continue; winter basketball registration closes October 23

Chesapeake's city recreation leagues are moving from fall games toward winter planning. The city lists fall soccer and flag/tackle football games through mid-November 2026. Fall registration has already closed; use the current team schedule rather than an old signup announcement.

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The next registration deadline is October 23 for 2026–27 winter basketball. The city lists eligibility for boys ages 5–16 and girls ages 5–13, measured as of December 31, 2026. The fee is $70 for residents and $90 for nonresidents.

Practices are scheduled to begin the week of December 7, with games from January 9 through mid-March 2027. Coaches arrange practice times. Ask about the actual practice location before committing to a season.

For league questions, call 757-382-6411. The cancellation hotline is 757-382-6400 after 4:30 p.m. The city's youth sports page links registration, game schedules and financial-assistance information.

CVA Editorial · Information checked 2026-10-12

Community contacts & local resources

Chesapeake City Council is elected at large. State and federal districts and voting precincts depend on the home address.

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