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Kanawha Campground

46 sites · RVs, Tents In Kanawha State Forest

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3 nights at Possum Holler Camp- New River Gorge

We absolutely loved this spot! I can't say enough good things about it. It's beautiful, the water is just steps away. It was a bit to cold for this trip but I definitely plan on making another trip this summer! The host Matthew was so kind and helped me with any questions I had super fast which I can appreciate. The porta potty was clean. We had a blast exploring the river. We had no problems getting to the site. The directions were really easy to follow. It felt safe and we barely saw any cars and if you do it's hard to really pay any mind to it. It's a great site I recommend it!

1 night at Possum Holler Camp- New River Gorge

Possum Holler was a lovely campsite. It was very thoughtful of the host, Matthew, to provide a picnic table with a tarp overtop. The tarp proved super helpful during our rainy stay! The port o potty, fire ring and firewood for purchase were also nice amenities! Possum Holler was quiet and peaceful and feels so much more secluded than it is! It is conveniently close to New River Bridge/Gorge attractions , but in nestled in a lovely woodland site along the babbling creek and magical rhododendron undergrowth. I bet it is spectacular when the Rhododendron flowers bloom! The creek was a relaxing sound and was crystal clear with emerald pools. Would definitely stay here again and recommend to others!

2 nights at Possum Holler Camp- New River Gorge

Fantastic hospitality. This area is nothing but beautiful. Very secluded and a pleasant stay.

Weekend Trip to Sycamore Creek Camp

Super welcoming host! Perfect spot if you are looking for a 1 night stay when traveling through 77! The camp is located about 10 minutes off the Riply exit. My dog Ozone had a blast with all the smells and the little bit of snow the fell. I travel 77 a few times a year and will definitely be stopping again🙂

4 nights at Hilltop Sunrise

John was GREAT and the site really nice and convenient!!! Definitely will go back!!!

Weekend Trip to Beaver Lakes Campground LLC.

Beautiful property and nice owner. Nothing fancy but it has everything you need. I would stay there again.

8 nights at Coon Creek Cove Hideaway

Very private space, beautiful open field protected by mountains. Nik is an excellent host. Internet was easily accessible at the farm. Great hiking and local farm food.

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Possum Holler Camp- New River Gorge

1 site · RV, Tent3 acres · Victor, WV

Camping at Possum Holler Camp will provide you the perfect blend of solitude and recreation access. You will truly be in the heart of the New River National Park, yet still feel secluded in the beautiful woods without neighbors. You will have private access to beautiful and idyllic Mill Creek, which has many beautiful emerald pools and is even seasonally stocked with rainbow trout! Within a mile you can access the New River Gorge Bridge and the Canyon Rim Visitor Center, and you are equally close to the park's world class climbing, rafting, hiking, ziplining, and mountain biking at the New River Gorge National Park and surrounding areas. Your group will have the entire camp to yourselves, so there's no need to worry about noisy neighbors. Our driveway has recently been revamped to include more flat parking and a less steep access route! While these improvements are great, we still caution our guests to avoid bringing large trailers and to use 4WD if available in an attempt to minimize rutting in the future. Seasoned hardwood firewood is available on site for $6/bundle. You are allowed to bring your own firewood, but only if you source your firewood locally because invasive pest species can travel in firewood. Possum Holler Camp is a Leave No Trace campsite, guests are asked to pack out anything they bring in and leave the area undisturbed. This includes damaging vegetation, creating new fire rings, or altering the natural area in any way. Also, please do not camp in the meadow area and only use the cleared out areas in the woods surrounding the parking and picnic/fire area for pitching tents. If you stay below the high water line, then feel free to move as far up or downstream Mill Creek as you like. The creek is indescribably beautiful in both directions! But please keep in mind that there is private property once you are above the high water line, please do not trespass on our neighbor's property.

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Tawney Farm's Wild & Woolly

10 sites · RVs, Tents129 acres · Summersville, WV

What says agritourism more than a primitive campground on a sheep farm in the beautiful mountains of West Virginia? Here you’re only a short drive from the New River Gorge National Park where you can go whitewater rafting or take a hike and experience the stunning beauty of the gorge, swim or paddleboard in Summersville Lake or go rock climbing on one of around 150 routes on the crags of the lake. In addition, you’ll be within walking distance of the Gauley River with all it’s wild untamed beauty where you can kayak, swim, fish, paddleboard, or splash in a waterfall. Not to mention being on a sheep farm, you can have the opportunity to learn about wool and wool processing. You can even learn how to felt wool and take home your creation! The Tawney Farm is a small-scale wool sheep farm adjacent to the beautiful Gauley River National Recreation Area and just a short drive to the New River Gorge National Park. Our farm lies nestled in between two beautiful mountains, one of them named Panther Mountain, in the Gauley River gorge. Here we raise Merino and Jacob sheep for wool where we process the fiber and either sell it to other fiber artists or felt it into crafts and hats ourselves. Our farm is also home to a miniature horse, chickens, and of course dogs and cats. In addition to the NRG and Summersville Lake and Dam, also close by are Carnifex Ferry Battleground State Park where you can see where a crucial civil war battle took place, as well as Babcock State Park with its iconic grist mill and waterfall. Our region has it all! But why stay in an overcrowded, commercial campground? Leave the beaten path and enjoy peaceful and private, safe and secure primitive camping on our mountain farm. We provide 7 sites on our farm for every camping style, from dry RV to tent, each with a table, fire pit and grill. All sites are spaciously separate from one another for privacy and perfect for couples who want to get away from it all, or for families or groups of friends who want to reconnect and catch up. Get away from it all! Experience the wilderness and wonder of West Virginia as only a native West Virginian could. Fry up some farm fresh eggs over the campfire or grill. Park-style grills, fire pit grills and tables are provided for your use. Very affordable firewood is available. And to make your "roughing it" camping experience not so rough, we've added a few amenities! Clean portajohns are provided as well as a common area with a dishwashing station and a "to die for" outdoor hot water shower (above-freezing temperatures permitting)! Green and lush in the summer and brilliant hues of red, gold and orange in the fall. Come see what the mountain lakes region of West Virginia has to offer at the Tawney Farm.

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Beaver Lakes Campground LLC.

50 sites · RVs, Tents250 acres · Calvin, WV

Property was owned by my great grandfather , He lost 150 acres in the early 1900's due to a bad debt from neighboring landowner. Was so happy to be able to repurchase the 150 acres back in 2016,now own the original land tract and added more. 250 acres in total. Portions were strip mined around 1978-1982 creating some flat fields and access to all property. I might add that strip mining if done properly can and does enhance the property. Ponds were built to catch runoff and several new animal species moved in waterfowl ,muskrats, and beavers. The beavers have constructed large dams on property further adding to the beauty. Have seen several bald eagles on and around the property.

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Rockhouse RV Park

11 sites1 acre · Man, WV

Rock House RV Park stands out as a premier destination for outdoor enthusiasts, thanks to its prime location adjacent to the Hatfield-McCoy Trails Rock House trailhead. This affordable campground is open year-round and is specifically designed to cater to the ATV community, making it an ideal spot for adventure seekers. Situated just one mile from the Rock House Trail Head, our park features 12 well-equipped RV sites. Each site offers essential amenities, including potable water, regulated hookups, PSD sewage connections, and 50/30/20 AMP electrical service. In addition to ATV trails, Rock House RV Park is surrounded by a variety of outdoor activities that promise fun for the entire family. Whether you're looking to explore nature, enjoy swimming holes, or discover local restaurants and shops, our park provides the perfect base for your adventures. Experience the modern conveniences of camping and RVing while immersing yourself in the beauty of the great outdoors.

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Gallia County Junior Fair Campgrounds

11 sites1 acre · Gallipolis, OH

The Gallia County Jr Fair Campground stands out for its spacious layout and comprehensive amenities, making it an ideal destination for campers seeking comfort and convenience. With 200 fully equipped sites, guests can enjoy full hookups that include electric, water, and sewage connections, with options for both 30 and 50 amp service. For your convenience, a dumpster is available on-site exclusively for tenants to ensure proper waste disposal. Campers can refresh themselves in the shower house and enjoy leisurely moments at the catch-and-release pond. While picnic tables are provided, guests are expected to transport them to and from their designated sites. To reach our campground, simply turn onto Merrill Evans Way from Jackson Pike, located right next to The Shake Shoppe. Follow the blue camping signs leading you to the top of the hill, where your outdoor adventure awaits. Whether you're looking to relax or explore, the Gallia County Jr Fair Campground offers a welcoming atmosphere for all.

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