Camping near Huntington

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Bare Cove

70 sites · RVs, Tents120 acres · Millwood, WV
Bare Cove is a recreation lake with campsites. However, we are not your typical camp ground. We have no quiet hours, we do get loud and have a great time on the weekends. It’s not uncommon for beer pong or card games to go into the early hours. We are open to all ages and backgrounds, anybody that enjoys making friends and having fun on the lake. All guests must sign personal injury waivers to cover our 6. So about the property, it’s 120+ acres with a 5 acre man made lake that features blue waters, a beach area and tikibar. We have atv trails, private camp sites and group sites. Enjoy the day floating in the clear blue water, fishing (separate pond) or hiking. Our lake also features a launch pillow for blasting your friends up to 20 ft in the air! We do have large float's for rent, which are great for groups. Thanks for looking, would love to host you and your party out at the lake.
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Dexter Run Farms and Lodging

5 sites · Lodging, Tents300 acres · Langsville, OH
Welcome to Dexter Run Farms. Our farm is a secluded nature escape within Meigs County. Here in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains you will experience the abundance of outdoor activities or bask in the relaxing stillness of the land. Surrounded by forest yet boasting beautiful views of mountain ridges and valleys. Choose from many large yard/open spaces that's perfect for playing outdoor games, yoga, sunbathing. Tons of hiking trails throughout our 300-acre homestead offer a variety of views from different elevations. Miles of creeks and waterways give you the gift of great kayaking and fishing. Begin your mornings enjoying your coffee, watching the cows graze and the many different birds waking up to the day. Grilling or roasting marshmallows on the open fire pits are a pleasure. Ask us about our farm fresh eggs, bacon or sausage for your breakfasts. Perfect for individual "me-time" retreats or multi generation vacations! Symphonies from the birds, crickets, frogs and animals entertain you daily. But our summer nights surely WOW our guests with the starry nights and lightening bugs. Explore our local Farmer's Markets, several historic towns with shopping, antiquing, artisans and good eateries. This place offers the perfect setting to create special memories here in our little slice of paradise. Please ask us if you have any questions or special requests. We offer a variety of accommodations from tent camping up to 2-bedroom cabins. Different driving locations from our farm via country roads or highways. 15 miles to Pomeroy, Oh. 24 miles to Athens, OH (Ohio University) 28 miles to Pt. Pleasant, WV 30 miles to Gallipolis, Oh 37 miles to Nelsonville, Oh (music festival) 70 miles to Ashland, KY 82 miles to Huntington Tri-State Airport West Virginia. 92 miles to Rickenbacker International Airport (Columbus) *Electric is available as an extra add-on with a $15/night fee. Dexter Run Farms is a working farm, selling grass-fed beef.
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Rush Creek RV Campsite

9 sites · RVs3 acres · Cannonsburg, KY
Experience our small and private RV sites in a quiet location in the rural town of Rush, near Ashland KY. We provide full hook ups with 30 amp electric connection, water, and sewage. We also provide wifi throughout the property. We are an 8 minute drive from Rush Off-Road - a 7,000 acre off-road park with over 100 miles of trails with new trails being opened up regularly. The RV sites can accommodate up to a 50 ft RV or trailer as well as parking for an additional car or truck. The site dimensions are 30ft wide by 60ft long. Your RV/trailer must be self-contained as we do not have a toilet onsite. The sites are flat and guests will have to back-in. Pets are welcome but you must keep them on leash. Campfires are permitted as long as there is no fire ban. PLEASE NOTE, I can provide a discount if you are booking for one month or more. Please contact me for the discount code if you're interested in booking a long-term stay.
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Limestone Bluffs

6 sites · RVs, Tents20 acres · Jackson, OH
Disconnect to Reconnect at the Bluffs. The Bluffs is a 20 acre campground in Jackson, Ohio. Property highlights include a large fishing pond, trails for hiking, a port-a-potty and 7 campsites. Each site is secluded unique offering idyllic natural beauty and serenity. Our property currently hosts 6 total Camping Sites.... 3 of them are primitive camping sites that can be pull in's for truck or tent camping & 3 of them tent platform camping sites. Two that are single tiered, and one that we call "The Lookout" that is a 2 tiered platform with room below or above to pop your tent! (your choice). The lower level also includes an outdoor shower, a grill and prep/cooking space for you if you want to entertain guests or family! The property includes several trails, a fully stocked pond and a "Zen Den" Which is a walk up camping location, available for rent, and has a platform at the site as well. Just to give you a sneak peek into the future, we also have plans for a Community Kitchen, more Outdoor Showers and a Stage for concerts/events!! Located within the region and just a short 15-20 min drive from The Bluffs, you can find Lake Alma State Park, and Lake Katherine Nature Preserve, where there are beautiful waterfalls on display, and just a little jog north you can explore the famous Canter's Cave, Leo Petroglyphs Nature Preserve and Jackson Lake State Park. The Campground is just a 8 min drive from downtown Jackson, where you can stop in and sample some of their locally famous places! If your feeling pizza, then you have to try Cardo's or, LaRosa's Pizza, If you want some good local BBQ, hop on over to Rowdy's Smokehouse. If you want to try a Western themed Roadhouse, there's Dakota's, or you can relax by listening to some live music while you eat over at Stockroom 601. If Micro Brewery's are your thing Sixth Sense Brewing Co. is the place for you! Want to just take it easy and learn a little about the region? Jackson also hosts the Markay Cultural Arts Center, and Lillian Jones Museum. Everything you need for an absolutely memorable and relaxing getaway!!
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Camping near Huntington guide

Overview

Nestled in the heart of Appalachia and set along the Ohio River, Huntington is a gateway to the mountains and waterways of West Virginia. Famous as the home of Marshall University, the city offers a blend of arts, culture, and amenities, along with many parks and natural areas. The nearby Beech Fork State Park features a 720-acre lake ideal for swimming, fishing, and hiking and biking trails. Further afield, New River Gorge National Park, the country's newest national park, is a destination for unparalleled whitewater rafting. At the same time, the region's stunning waterfalls and scenic vistas make for unforgettable adventures.

Where to go

Huntington Surrounds

Huntington and its immediate surroundings offer plenty to discover for nature lovers. The Paul Ambrose Trail for Health is a multi-use trail stretching more than 18 miles along the Ohio River, open to cyclists, runners, and walkers. It passes through various points of interest like scenic overlooks and historical sites. One stop is Ritter Park, a favorite spot for outdoor activities that boasts over 100 acres of green space. The Huntington Museum of Art features serene outdoor gardens and sculptures, and the Heritage Farm Museum and Village has a charming petting zoo and provides a glimpse into the region's past.

New River Gorge National Park & Preserve

Head east along I-64 and arrive in this outdoor lover's paradise in around two hours. Recently upgraded to national park status, it's known for its world-class rapids–whitewater rafting and kayaking are especially popular here. The hiking and biking trails are suitable for all skill levels. Alternatively, go rock climbing, take a scenic drive through the countryside, or learn about the region’s history at the Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine.

Beech Fork State Park

Less than 30 minutes from Huntington, Beech Fork State Park spans 3,000 acres filled with hiking and biking trails. The park's centerpiece is Beech Fork Lake, which offers fishing, boating, swimming, and sunbathing on the sandy beach. Exploring the park's 26 miles of trails through rolling hills and hardwood forests is a treat for hikers and mountain bikers.

When to go

The best time to visit Huntington is from late spring through early fall, with the most pleasant weather in the spring and fall months. Summers can be hot and humid, but the area's many lakes and parks provide relief from the heat. The fall foliage in the area is particularly vibrant in October and November. Winters can be cold, but snowshoeing and cross-country skiing are popular at nearby state parks.

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Less than 30 minutes from Huntington, Beech Fork State Park spans 3,000 acres filled with hiking and biking trails. The park's centerpiece is Beech Fork Lake, which offers fishing, boating, swimming, and sunbathing on the sandy beach. Exploring the park's 26 miles of trails through rolling hills and hardwood forests is a treat for hikers and mountain bikers. The Paul Ambrose Trail for Health is a multi-use trail stretching more than 18 miles along the Ohio River, open to cyclists, runners, and walkers. It passes through various points of interest like scenic overlooks and historical sites. Ritter Park, a favorite spot for outdoor activities, boasts over 100 acres of green space. The Huntington Museum of Art features serene outdoor gardens and sculptures, and the Heritage Farm Museum and Village has a charming petting zoo and provides a glimpse into the region's past. You can also explore different options for camping near Huntington on Hipcamp.

The best time to visit Huntington is from late spring through early fall, with the most pleasant weather in the spring and fall months. Summers can be hot and humid, but the area's many lakes and parks provide relief from the heat. The fall foliage in the area is particularly vibrant in October and November. Winters can be cold, but snowshoeing and cross-country skiing are popular at nearby state parks.

Beech Fork State Park spans 3,000 acres filled with hiking and biking trails. The park's centerpiece is Beech Fork Lake, which offers fishing, boating, swimming, and sunbathing on the sandy beach. You can also explore different options for camping near Huntington on Hipcamp.

Head east along I-64 and arrive in this outdoor lover's paradise in around two hours. Recently upgraded to national park status, it's known for its world-class rapids–whitewater rafting and kayaking are especially popular here. The hiking and biking trails are suitable for all skill levels. Alternatively, go rock climbing, take a scenic drive through the countryside, or learn about the region’s history at the Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine.

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