customize your camping adventure
It’s all about location, location, location! The Mountain State has no shortage of locations from which to choose. In addition to more
than 50 state park and forest locations, there’s an abundance of private campgrounds throughout the state. You’ll find luxurious cabins
fully equipped with kitchens and rejuvenating hot tubs, remote back-to-nature campgrounds, and everything in between. Places such
as Pipestem Resort State Park and The Good Evening Ranch offer guests a range of activities, including golf, water sports, boat rentals,
fishing, hiking and horseback riding as well as year-round special events for the young and young at heart. A weekend stay at Stonewall
Resort State Park would not be complete without a round of golf on its nationally recognized course, a boating trip on the lake or a family wildlife adventure in Bright Star Park, conveniently located on the resort’s grounds.
RV country
If half the fun of a West Virginia vacation is the journey, the other half
is to know that your home away from home is as close as finding the
ideal place to park your RV! The options are almost endless and offer
RV campers a choice in where they want to rest for the evening, a week
or the entire camping season. Dallas Pike Campground in the Northern
Panhandle can accommodate a number of RV enthusiasts and their
families. Over in Clarksburg you can enjoy Wilderness Waterpark &
Campground with lake swimming and boat rentals. If your journey
includes visits to historic sites you will find the Harpers Ferry Washington, DC KOA campground among your options while in the Eastern
Panhandle. The Potomac Highlands offer a number of terrific sites,
some with pools like the Alpine Shore Campground in Bowden. Mountain Lake Campground & Cabins in Summersville is one of the area’s
largest campgrounds with nearby recreational activities. In Ronceverte,
you will find Second Creek Campground where you can relax after a
day of rafting on the New River or hiking throughout the gorge area.
Big Earl’s Campground in Justice will be a great spot to camp while
you and your family share the thrill of ATV riding on the Hatfield-McCoy
Trails. Our Metro Valley area also has wonderful campgrounds to make
you feel at home such as Fox Fire Resort in Milton. Over in our MidOhio Valley region is Mountwood Park Family Campground in Waverly.
Whatever region of our state you want to explore - from our rolling hills,
breathtaking views, abundant natural resources, historic heritage and
unique cultural offerings - there is an RV destination that will perfectly
match YOUR perfect vacation plans. Go to www.wvtourism.com and
click Places to Stay at the top and then scroll down to Campgrounds for
more information.
camping supply check list
What you’ll need to bring depends on which camping
adventure you choose, but here’s a short list to get you
started:
Tent, sleeping bag, sheets/blanket and pillow
Boots, backpack and clothes made from synthetic
fabrics to layer during cooler hours
Water bottle, water jug and cooler
Food, food storage containers and cooking
gear, including a fuel-powered cooking stove or
campfire grill
First aid kit
Flashlight, matches and lantern
Pocket knife
Personal items, including towels, tooth brush, etc.
Insect repellent
leave the firewood at home
When you come to West Virginia, leave the firewood at home. Tree-killing invasive species of plants, insects
and diseases are easily spread through firewood that is brought here from outside the state.
In Fall 2007, the emerald ash borer (EAB) was found in Fayette County and is believed to have been brought
into the state via infected firewood. EAB is an incredibly destructive insect that has killed an estimated 25
million ash trees in the United States since 2002. A quarantine is in effect prohibiting the movement of any
firewood, ash logs, ash timber scraps and other forest-related articles from Fayette County to other West Virginia counties and to other
states. Bringing firewood into West Virginia from other EAB infected states including Michigan, Ohio and Indiana also is prohibited.
Since most camping facilities offer firewood from local sources for purchase, you can pack a little lighter, buy your firewood in-state and
help protect our beautiful forests from invasive species.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
www.wvtourism.com
1-800-CALL WVA
1-800-CALL WVA (1-800-225-5982) • w w w . w v t o u r i s m . c o m
side of life, West Virginia’s camping adventures always abound.
air in the great outdoors, kick back and relax in a state-of-the-art home on wheels, or find the wilder
plunge into some of the best whitewater in the world? Whether you want to take in a breath of fresh
day. Too mild for you? How about a wet and wild ride down the New River’s Class V rapids as you
provide the sunrise. Waking to the West Virginia mountain skyline is an amazing way to start your
sounds of nature are just outside your RV’s front door. You provide the breakfast fixin’s and we’ll
stories late into the night. Or perhaps you would prefer an overstuffed recliner where the sights and
We’ve saved you and your family seats around a campfire to roast marshmallows and tell ghost
John Muir (1838-1914)
“The mountains are calling and I must go.”
things to do
Camping
fishing
With its year-round fishing season, more than 20,000 miles of streams and
more than 100 public fishing lakes, West Virginia provides anglers with a variety of fishing opportunities and experiences. Every year, streams and small
public fishing lakes are stocked with rainbow, brown, brook and West Virginia
golden rainbow trout. You also can cast for smallmouth and largemouth
bass, walleye, channel catfish and musky. A number of catch-and-release
and fly-fishing-only areas provide some of the best fly fishing in the East.
Float trips also are available on the South Branch, Cacapon, Greenbrier and
New Rivers. To purchase your fishing license on-line, visit wvdnr.gov.
water sports
Bask in the warmth of the summer sun and enjoy a refreshing
dip in the cool waters of one of West Virginia’s many bodies of
water. Whether you take a swim in one of our beautiful rivers
or in a scenic mountain lake, please make sure the area has
been specifically designated for swimming. Many state parks
and forests, as well as other camping facilities, offer swimming pools for guests who want to take the plunge and beat
the summer heat.
West Virginia is a perfect destination for boaters and canoeists from novice to expert. Our rivers and lakes offer ideal
conditions for families and beginners to experience all that
West Virginia’s natural surroundings have to offer. Whether
fishing, sightseeing or simply paddling around, our rivers and
lakes provide boaters with a wonderful outdoor adventure.
Our waters not only lead canoeists through breathtaking
mountains and miles of scenic shoreline, but also provide
advanced paddlers with an opportunity to test their skills on
some of the best rivers in the country. Many of the state’s
lakes, including Stonewall Jackson, Tygart and Beech Fork,
have rental crafts to meet your boating needs. From pontoons
to kayaks to canoes and paddle boats, you’ll find something
to get you out on the water.
Summersville Lake in Nicholas County is one of the most popular scuba diving destinations in the eastern United States.
This man-made lake, the largest in West Virginia, offers clear,
clean freshwater and great underwater visibility. Besides
scuba diving and snorkeling, Summersville Lake offers opportunities to boat, fish and swim. During summer months the
level of the lake is raised, providing more than 2,700 acres of
surface water to meet all your water sports needs.
horseback riding
There is perhaps no better way to experience the grandeur of
West Virginia than on horseback. Trails leading to breathtaking
views wind throughout the Mountain State. Many camping facilities have stables on-site with horses available for individual,
family or group trail rides and offer boarding for those who wish
to bring their own horses. Facilities that feature horseback riding
include Greenbrier River Trail, Cranberry Campground, Cranberry
River Sites, Lake Sherwood Recreation Area, Lake Stephens
Campground, Mountwood Park Family Campground, Passages To
Adventure and Yokum’s Vacationland. Even more camping facilities are located in close proximity to stables that offer horseback
riding opportunities for your camping vacation fun. Check the
chart inside for more information on horseback riding opportunities or go to wvtourism/adventures.com.
historical interest
West Virginia has a tumultuous and fascinating history and is the
only state born of the Civil War. The state boasts more than 20
Civil War sites on the National Register of Historic Places and 15
Civil War Discovery Trail Stops. The hallowed ground of cemeteries
and the now-peaceful battlefields give silent testimony to one of
the most trying times in our nation’s history.
hunting
Hunting is a time-honored tradition in the Mountain State. From
big game like bear and deer to waterfowl and small game, West
Virginia is a hunter’s paradise. Nearly 1.5 million acres of public
land are open for hunting when visitors swell the number of hunters to about 400,000. To purchase your hunting license on-line,
visit wvdnr.gov.
If whitewater rafting is on your list of things to do, West
Virginia has some of the best in the country. From easy Class
I to high-adventure Class VI, any of the state’s outfitters can
help you plan the right whitewater experience for you and your
family. For a complete list go to wvtourism.com/riversports.
customize your camping adventure
camping supply check list
It’s all about location, location, location! The Mountain State has no shortage of locations from which to choose. In addition to more
than 50 state park and forest locations, there’s an abundance of private campgrounds throughout the state. You’ll find luxurious cabins
fully equipped with kitchens and rejuvenating hot tubs, remote back-to-nature campgrounds, and everything in between. Places such
as Pipestem Resort State Park and The Good Evening Ranch offer guests a range of activities, including golf, water sports, boat rentals,
fishing, hiking and horseback riding as well as year-round special events for the young and young at heart. A weekend stay at Stonewall
Resort State Park would not be complete without a round of golf on its nationally recognized course, a boating trip on the lake or a family wildlife adventure in Bright Star Park, conveniently located on the resort’s grounds.
What you’ll need to bring depends on which camping
adventure you choose, but here’s a short list to get you
started:
Tent, sleeping bag, sheets/blanket and pillow
Boots, backpack and clothes made from synthetic
fabrics to layer during cooler hours
Water bottle, water jug and cooler
RV country
Food, food storage containers and cooking
gear, including a fuel-powered cooking stove or
campfire grill
First aid kit
Flashlight, matches and lantern
Pocket knife
Personal items, including towels, tooth brush, etc.
Insect repellent
leave the firewood at home
When you come to West Virginia, leave the firewood at home. Tree-killing invasive species of plants, insects
and diseases are easily spread through firewood that is brought here from outside the state.
In Fall 2007, the emerald ash borer (EAB) was found in Fayette County and is believed to have been brought
into the state via infected firewood. EAB is an incredibly destructive insect that has killed an estimated 25
million ash trees in the United States since 2002. A quarantine is in effect prohibiting the movement of any
firewood, ash logs, ash timber scraps and other forest-related articles from Fayette County to other West Virginia counties and to other
states. Bringing firewood into West Virginia from other EAB infected states including Michigan, Ohio and Indiana also is prohibited.
Since most camping facilities offer firewood from local sources for purchase, you can pack a little lighter, buy your firewood in-state and
help protect our beautiful forests from invasive species.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
If half the fun of a West Virginia vacation is the journey, the other half
is to know that your home away from home is as close as finding the
ideal place to park your RV! The options are almost endless and offer
RV campers a choice in where they want to rest for the evening, a week
or the entire camping season. Dallas Pike Campground in the Northern
Panhandle can accommodate a number of RV enthusiasts and their
families. Over in Clarksburg you can enjoy Wilderness Waterpark &
Campground with lake swimming and boat rentals. If your journey
includes visits to historic sites you will find the Harpers Ferry Washington, DC KOA campground among your options while in the Eastern
Panhandle. The Potomac Highlands offer a number of terrific sites,
some with pools like the Alpine Shore Campground in Bowden. Mountain Lake Campground & Cabins in Summersville is one of the area’s
largest campgrounds with nearby recreational activities. In Ronceverte,
you will find Second Creek Campground where you can relax after a
day of rafting on the New River or hiking throughout the gorge area.
Big Earl’s Campground in Justice will be a great spot to camp while
you and your family share the thrill of ATV riding on the Hatfield-McCoy
Trails. Our Metro Valley area also has wonderful campgrounds to make
you feel at home such as Fox Fire Resort in Milton. Over in our MidOhio Valley region is Mountwood Park Family Campground in Waverly.
Whatever region of our state you want to explore - from our rolling hills,
breathtaking views, abundant natural resources, historic heritage and
unique cultural offerings - there is an RV destination that will perfectly
match YOUR perfect vacation plans. Go to www.wvtourism.com and
click Places to Stay at the top and then scroll down to Campgrounds for
more information.
www.wvtourism.com
1-800-CALL WVA
1-800-CALL WVA (1-800-225-5982) • w w w . w v t o u r i s m . c o m
side of life, West Virginia’s camping adventures always abound.
air in the great outdoors, kick back and relax in a state-of-the-art home on wheels, or find the wilder
plunge into some of the best whitewater in the world? Whether you want to take in a breath of fresh
day. Too mild for you? How about a wet and wild ride down the New River’s Class V rapids as you
provide the sunrise. Waking to the West Virginia mountain skyline is an amazing way to start your
sounds of nature are just outside your RV’s front door. You provide the breakfast fixin’s and we’ll
stories late into the night. Or perhaps you would prefer an overstuffed recliner where the sights and
We’ve saved you and your family seats around a campfire to roast marshmallows and tell ghost
John Muir (1838-1914)
“The mountains are calling and I must go.”
fishing
With its year-round fishing season, more than 20,000 miles of streams and
more than 100 public fishing lakes, West Virginia provides anglers with a variety of fishing opportunities and experiences. Every year, streams and small
public fishing lakes are stocked with rainbow, brown, brook and West Virginia
golden rainbow trout. You also can cast for smallmouth and largemouth
bass, walleye, channel catfish and musky. A number of catch-and-release
and fly-fishing-only areas provide some of the best fly fishing in the East.
Float trips also are available on the South Branch, Cacapon, Greenbrier and
New Rivers. To purchase your fishing license on-line, visit wvdnr.gov.
water sports
Bask in the warmth of the summer sun and enjoy a refreshing
dip in the cool waters of one of West Virginia’s many bodies of
water. Whether you take a swim in one of our beautiful rivers
or in a scenic mountain lake, please make sure the area has
been specifically designated for swimming. Many state parks
and forests, as well as other camping facilities, offer swimming pools for guests who want to take the plunge and beat
the summer heat.
West Virginia is a perfect destination for boaters and canoeists from novice to expert. Our rivers and lakes offer ideal
conditions for families and beginners to experience all that
West Virginia’s natural surroundings have to offer. Whether
fishing, sightseeing or simply paddling around, our rivers and
lakes provide boaters with a wonderful outdoor adventure.
Our waters not only lead canoeists through breathtaking
mountains and miles of scenic shoreline, but also provide
advanced paddlers with an opportunity to test their skills on
some of the best rivers in the country. Many of the state’s
lakes, including Stonewall Jackson, Tygart and Beech Fork,
have rental crafts to meet your boating needs. From pontoons
to kayaks to canoes and paddle boats, you’ll find something
to get you out on the water.
Summersville Lake in Nicholas County is one of the most popular scuba diving destinations in the eastern United States.
This man-made lake, the largest in West Virginia, offers clear,
clean freshwater and great underwater visibility. Besides
scuba diving and snorkeling, Summersville Lake offers opportunities to boat, fish and swim. During summer months the
level of the lake is raised, providing more than 2,700 acres of
surface water to meet all your water sports needs.
If whitewater rafting is on your list of things to do, West
Virginia has some of the best in the country. From easy Class
I to high-adventure Class VI, any of the state’s outfitters can
help you plan the right whitewater experience for you and your
family. For a complete list go to wvtourism.com/riversports.
Camping
things to do
horseback riding
There is perhaps no better way to experience the grandeur of
West Virginia than on horseback. Trails leading to breathtaking
views wind throughout the Mountain State. Many camping facilities have stables on-site with horses available for individual,
family or group trail rides and offer boarding for those who wish
to bring their own horses. Facilities that feature horseback riding
include Greenbrier River Trail, Cranberry Campground, Cranberry
River Sites, Lake Sherwood Recreation Area, Lake Stephens
Campground, Mountwood Park Family Campground, Passages To
Adventure and Yokum’s Vacationland. Even more camping facilities are located in close proximity to stables that offer horseback
riding opportunities for your camping vacation fun. Check the
chart inside for more information on horseback riding opportunities or go to wvtourism/adventures.com.
historical interest
West Virginia has a tumultuous and fascinating history and is the
only state born of the Civil War. The state boasts more than 20
Civil War sites on the National Register of Historic Places and 15
Civil War Discovery Trail Stops. The hallowed ground of cemeteries
and the now-peaceful battlefields give silent testimony to one of
the most trying times in our nation’s history.
hunting
Hunting is a time-honored tradition in the Mountain State. From
big game like bear and deer to waterfowl and small game, West
Virginia is a hunter’s paradise. Nearly 1.5 million acres of public
land are open for hunting when visitors swell the number of hunters to about 400,000. To purchase your hunting license on-line,
visit wvdnr.gov.
customize your camping adventure
camping supply check list
It’s all about location, location, location! The Mountain State has no shortage of locations from which to choose. In addition to more
than 50 state park and forest locations, there’s an abundance of private campgrounds throughout the state. You’ll find luxurious cabins
fully equipped with kitchens and rejuvenating hot tubs, remote back-to-nature campgrounds, and everything in between. Places such
as Pipestem Resort State Park and The Good Evening Ranch offer guests a range of activities, including golf, water sports, boat rentals,
fishing, hiking and horseback riding as well as year-round special events for the young and young at heart. A weekend stay at Stonewall
Resort State Park would not be complete without a round of golf on its nationally recognized course, a boating trip on the lake or a family wildlife adventure in Bright Star Park, conveniently located on the resort’s grounds.
What you’ll need to bring depends on which camping
adventure you choose, but here’s a short list to get you
started:
Tent, sleeping bag, sheets/blanket and pillow
Boots, backpack and clothes made from synthetic
fabrics to layer during cooler hours
Water bottle, water jug and cooler
RV country
Food, food storage containers and cooking
gear, including a fuel-powered cooking stove or
campfire grill
First aid kit
Flashlight, matches and lantern
Pocket knife
Personal items, including towels, tooth brush, etc.
Insect repellent
leave the firewood at home
When you come to West Virginia, leave the firewood at home. Tree-killing invasive species of plants, insects
and diseases are easily spread through firewood that is brought here from outside the state.
In Fall 2007, the emerald ash borer (EAB) was found in Fayette County and is believed to have been brought
into the state via infected firewood. EAB is an incredibly destructive insect that has killed an estimated 25
million ash trees in the United States since 2002. A quarantine is in effect prohibiting the movement of any
firewood, ash logs, ash timber scraps and other forest-related articles from Fayette County to other West Virginia counties and to other
states. Bringing firewood into West Virginia from other EAB infected states including Michigan, Ohio and Indiana also is prohibited.
Since most camping facilities offer firewood from local sources for purchase, you can pack a little lighter, buy your firewood in-state and
help protect our beautiful forests from invasive species.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
If half the fun of a West Virginia vacation is the journey, the other half
is to know that your home away from home is as close as finding the
ideal place to park your RV! The options are almost endless and offer
RV campers a choice in where they want to rest for the evening, a week
or the entire camping season. Dallas Pike Campground in the Northern
Panhandle can accommodate a number of RV enthusiasts and their
families. Over in Clarksburg you can enjoy Wilderness Waterpark &
Campground with lake swimming and boat rentals. If your journey
includes visits to historic sites you will find the Harpers Ferry Washington, DC KOA campground among your options while in the Eastern
Panhandle. The Potomac Highlands offer a number of terrific sites,
some with pools like the Alpine Shore Campground in Bowden. Mountain Lake Campground & Cabins in Summersville is one of the area’s
largest campgrounds with nearby recreational activities. In Ronceverte,
you will find Second Creek Campground where you can relax after a
day of rafting on the New River or hiking throughout the gorge area.
Big Earl’s Campground in Justice will be a great spot to camp while
you and your family share the thrill of ATV riding on the Hatfield-McCoy
Trails. Our Metro Valley area also has wonderful campgrounds to make
you feel at home such as Fox Fire Resort in Milton. Over in our MidOhio Valley region is Mountwood Park Family Campground in Waverly.
Whatever region of our state you want to explore - from our rolling hills,
breathtaking views, abundant natural resources, historic heritage and
unique cultural offerings - there is an RV destination that will perfectly
match YOUR perfect vacation plans. Go to www.wvtourism.com and
click Places to Stay at the top and then scroll down to Campgrounds for
more information.
www.wvtourism.com
1-800-CALL WVA
1-800-CALL WVA (1-800-225-5982) • w w w . w v t o u r i s m . c o m
side of life, West Virginia’s camping adventures always abound.
air in the great outdoors, kick back and relax in a state-of-the-art home on wheels, or find the wilder
plunge into some of the best whitewater in the world? Whether you want to take in a breath of fresh
day. Too mild for you? How about a wet and wild ride down the New River’s Class V rapids as you
provide the sunrise. Waking to the West Virginia mountain skyline is an amazing way to start your
sounds of nature are just outside your RV’s front door. You provide the breakfast fixin’s and we’ll
stories late into the night. Or perhaps you would prefer an overstuffed recliner where the sights and
We’ve saved you and your family seats around a campfire to roast marshmallows and tell ghost
John Muir (1838-1914)
“The mountains are calling and I must go.”
fishing
With its year-round fishing season, more than 20,000 miles of streams and
more than 100 public fishing lakes, West Virginia provides anglers with a variety of fishing opportunities and experiences. Every year, streams and small
public fishing lakes are stocked with rainbow, brown, brook and West Virginia
golden rainbow trout. You also can cast for smallmouth and largemouth
bass, walleye, channel catfish and musky. A number of catch-and-release
and fly-fishing-only areas provide some of the best fly fishing in the East.
Float trips also are available on the South Branch, Cacapon, Greenbrier and
New Rivers. To purchase your fishing license on-line, visit wvdnr.gov.
water sports
Bask in the warmth of the summer sun and enjoy a refreshing
dip in the cool waters of one of West Virginia’s many bodies of
water. Whether you take a swim in one of our beautiful rivers
or in a scenic mountain lake, please make sure the area has
been specifically designated for swimming. Many state parks
and forests, as well as other camping facilities, offer swimming pools for guests who want to take the plunge and beat
the summer heat.
West Virginia is a perfect destination for boaters and canoeists from novice to expert. Our rivers and lakes offer ideal
conditions for families and beginners to experience all that
West Virginia’s natural surroundings have to offer. Whether
fishing, sightseeing or simply paddling around, our rivers and
lakes provide boaters with a wonderful outdoor adventure.
Our waters not only lead canoeists through breathtaking
mountains and miles of scenic shoreline, but also provide
advanced paddlers with an opportunity to test their skills on
some of the best rivers in the country. Many of the state’s
lakes, including Stonewall Jackson, Tygart and Beech Fork,
have rental crafts to meet your boating needs. From pontoons
to kayaks to canoes and paddle boats, you’ll find something
to get you out on the water.
Summersville Lake in Nicholas County is one of the most popular scuba diving destinations in the eastern United States.
This man-made lake, the largest in West Virginia, offers clear,
clean freshwater and great underwater visibility. Besides
scuba diving and snorkeling, Summersville Lake offers opportunities to boat, fish and swim. During summer months the
level of the lake is raised, providing more than 2,700 acres of
surface water to meet all your water sports needs.
If whitewater rafting is on your list of things to do, West
Virginia has some of the best in the country. From easy Class
I to high-adventure Class VI, any of the state’s outfitters can
help you plan the right whitewater experience for you and your
family. For a complete list go to wvtourism.com/riversports.
Camping
things to do
horseback riding
There is perhaps no better way to experience the grandeur of
West Virginia than on horseback. Trails leading to breathtaking
views wind throughout the Mountain State. Many camping facilities have stables on-site with horses available for individual,
family or group trail rides and offer boarding for those who wish
to bring their own horses. Facilities that feature horseback riding
include Greenbrier River Trail, Cranberry Campground, Cranberry
River Sites, Lake Sherwood Recreation Area, Lake Stephens
Campground, Mountwood Park Family Campground, Passages To
Adventure and Yokum’s Vacationland. Even more camping facilities are located in close proximity to stables that offer horseback
riding opportunities for your camping vacation fun. Check the
chart inside for more information on horseback riding opportunities or go to wvtourism/adventures.com.
historical interest
West Virginia has a tumultuous and fascinating history and is the
only state born of the Civil War. The state boasts more than 20
Civil War sites on the National Register of Historic Places and 15
Civil War Discovery Trail Stops. The hallowed ground of cemeteries
and the now-peaceful battlefields give silent testimony to one of
the most trying times in our nation’s history.
hunting
Hunting is a time-honored tradition in the Mountain State. From
big game like bear and deer to waterfowl and small game, West
Virginia is a hunter’s paradise. Nearly 1.5 million acres of public
land are open for hunting when visitors swell the number of hunters to about 400,000. To purchase your hunting license on-line,
visit wvdnr.gov.
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304-822-5284
304-636-0023
304-799-6423
Bowden
Elkins
Huttonsville
Petersburg
Mathias
Elkins
Brandywine
Fort Seybert
Romney
Franklin
Bowden
Marlinton
Capon Bridge
Monterville
Petersburg
Marlinton
Harman
Capon Springs
Parsons
Bartow
Elk Garden
Petersburg
Elkins
Harman
Romney
Springfield
Elkins
Romney
Elkins
Marlinton
Petersburg
Bowden
Marlinton
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
0
0
5
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
200
8
75
45
35
9
16
65
300
198
68
12
121
6
23
11
36
42
21
22
8
63
16
40
21
200
245
28
25
9
12
185
16
50
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
42
20
0
0
6
0
0
9
0
13
0
6
0
0
0
21
20
0
0
17
0
0
25
16
Seneca Shadows Campground
Shake-n-Burger Campground
Short Mountain WMA-Hampshire
Spruce Knob Lake Campground
Stuart Recreation Area and Campground
Tea Creek Campground
Thorne Spring Park
Thory Bottom Campground
Trout Pond Campground Recreational Area
Tygart Valley Campground
Whittaker Campground
Yokum’s Vacationland
Yogi Bear Jellystone Park Camp Resort
304-822-5284
304-227-4197
304-822-5284
304-257-4488
304-478-2000
304-799-4334
304-358-7737
304-897-5712
304-897-6450
304-335-2997
304-456-3218
800-772-8342
3304-67-8898
Seneca Rocks
Harman
Augusta
Bartow
Elkins
Marlinton
Riverton
Lost River
Perry
Huttonsville
Cass
Seneca Rocks
Elkins
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
0
18
0
0
0
0
0
25
0
0
0
0
5
0
22
10
25
44
50
28
25
28
25
12
50
20
80
15
65
8
28
0
0
0
0
0
0
10
26
15
40
20
Bakers Run Campground
Battle Run Campground
Bee Run Campground
Big Rock Campground
Big Run Campground
Bishop Knob Campground
Broken Wheel Campground
Bulltown Campground
Cranberry Campground
Cranberry River Sites
Flatwoods RV Park
Gerald R.Freeman Campground
Good Evening Ranch
Johnson’s Camp Ground
Mountain Lake Campground & Cabins
Riffle Run Campground
Stonecoal Campground
Summit Lake Campground
Tri-Lakes Convenience Store & Campground
Whisper Mountain Campground
304-765-5631
304-872-3459
304-765-2816
304-846-2695
304-765-5826
304-846-2695
304-269-6097
304-452-8006
304-846-2695
304-846-2695
866-700-7284
304-765-7756
877-595-5448
304-765-5077
304-872-6222
304-853-2371
304-472-7226
304-846-2695
304-452-8870
304-629-2883
Sutton
Summersville
Sutton
Richwood
Napier
Dyer
Weston
Burnsville
Richwood
Richwood
Flatwoods
Sutton
Canvas
Sutton
Summersville
Burnsville
Buchannon
Richwood
Walkersville
Roanoke
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
6
1
4
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
50
•
N •
•
•
•
4
• N
N •
N N •
N • • • N
•
N
•
N N
•
• N • N N N N • N
N • •
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N N N N N N N N N
•
•
• • N N L 3 • •
50 N N
50
14 4 N
77
77
117
0
12
12
5
0
30
15
55
0
46
36
204
•
32
30
14
0
50
0
159
•
0
0
22
23
200 100
60
54
35
0
16
16
22
0
60
•
N
N N N N N N
N N
N • • N
N
N
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S
N N N
N
S
N
• N
• •
S
S
L
S
N
•
N N P
• •
S
S
S
N N
N N
N
N •
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•
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N •
N •
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•
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•
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N
•
4
0
0
0
8
2
0
45
0
0
40
25
58
150
25
304-743-5622
304-743-4560
304-675-1068
304-675-3095
304-722-4625
304-576-4006
Milton
Milton
Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant
St. Albans
Gallipolis Ferry
4
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
115 115
40
25
5
64
25
54
0
4
0
90
Charles Fork Lake
304-927-1780
Spencer
0
0
•
Edgelawn Campground
Mountwood Park Family Campground
Rippling Waters Campground
Statts Mills RV Park and Campground
Trailer Center Campground
304-834-6361
304-679-3611
304-988-2607
304-373-0030
304-428-8203
Parkersburg
Waverly
Romance
Statts Mills
Parkersburg
0
2
18
7
0
0
0
2
0
0
20
87
30
50
9
Big Earls Campground, LLC
East Lynn, East Fork Campground
God’s Wilderness Campground
Thunderblast
Twin Hollow Campground & Cabins
304-369-1290
304-849-5000
304-583-2825
304-752-0102
304-664-8864
121
122
123
124
125
126
Fox Fire Resort
Jim’s Campground
Krodel Park Campground
Old Town Campground
Saint Albans Roadside Park
Shady Waters Campground
127
128
129
130
131
132
• •
N •
•
•
N
N
N
N
Julian
East Lynn
Verner
Logan
Gilbert
116
117
118
119
120
•
•
•
• •
• •
N •
•
• •
•
0
•
38
•
0
50
0
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
0
•
70
0
0
11
•
14
90
0
•
Lansing
Beckley
Northfork
Beckley
White Sulphur
Hinton
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
White Sulphur
White Sulphur
Ronceverte
Neola
Beckley
Lookout
Gauley Bridge
Lansing
Gauley Bridge
White Sulphur
Fayetteville
Pipestem
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Lansing
Ronceverte
Fayetteville
White Sulphur
•
N
108
35
72
17
21
0
35
20
200
35
46
97
27
25
13/39
100
17
0
30
40
50
100
350/6
90
100
84
888-650-1931
304-252-7361
304-862-2322
304-256-1747
304-536-2144
304-573-4274
304-574-3136
877-522-2467
304-536-9017
304-536-1512
800-775-2203
304-536-2144
800-786-8430
304-438-5992
304-632-9821
800-252-7784
800-540-9352
304-536-3223
304-574-1037
304-573-4274
304-574-1065
800-545-7238
800-879-7483
304-645-3277
800-356-7238
304-536-4776
•
•
N •
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Adventures On The Gorge
Armory RV Campground
Ashland WV KOA and ATV Resort
Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine Campground
Blue Bend Recreation Area
Bluestone View Campground
Chestnut Creek Campground
Cooter’s Cabins and Campin’
End of the Trail Camping Resort
Greenbrier Mountainaire Campground
Greenbrier River Campground
Lake Sherwood Recreation Area
Lake Stephens Campground
Midland Trail Campground
New River Campground, Inc
Mountain State Campground
New River Park Campground
Paradise Campground
Passages to Adventure Campground
Pipestem Creek Campground
Rifrafters Campground, Inc.
Rivermen Campground
Rivers Expeditions
Second Creek Campground
Songer Whitewater Campground
Ted Mack’s Campground
•
•
• N
•
• •
•
S
S
N
N
• •
•
•
N
S
N
S
•
N
N N •
S
•
N
L
S
•
N •
•
N
S
•
N
S
•
N
N
Accommodates RVs
Falling Waters Campsite
Harpers Ferry Wash. DC KOA
Lazy A Campground
0
•
101
0
30
0
0
1
0
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
13
0
0
1
0
8
74
31
0
13
0
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
Springs
Springs
Springs
Springs
Springs
N N
N
• 1
P
N N N N
S
N
S
S
•
N
•
•
•
•
N
•
•
1
N
• • N
N
N
•
• •
N
N
N N
N
•
N
• •
•
N
L
S
N
P
P
L N N N
L
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• N N N
•
L
•
• • • N N P N N
•
•
L • •
•
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•
•
N • • • • PL
N
•
•
•
•
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N
N
15
• •
N
• 3
•
N N
•
•
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• •
• •
•
•
N
•
•
PS
•
•
• •
• •
N
•
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•
•
•
•
N
•
N
•
•
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•
N
• N •
•
•
•
•
N • N •
•
•
•
•
MAP#
•
N •
N
• •
•
FACILITY
Northern Panhandle
133
Tomlinson Run State Park
Mountaineer Country
134
Coopers Rock State Forest
135
Tygart Lake State Park
Potomac Highlands
136
Blackwater Falls State Park
137
Canaan Valley Resort State Park
138
Seneca State Forest
139
Kumbrabow State Forest
140
Watoga State Park
Mountain Lakes
141
Audra State Park
142
Cedar Creek State Park
143
Holly River State Park
144
Stonewall Resort State Park
New River-Greenbrier Valley
145
Greenbrier State Forest
146
Camp Creek State Park
147
Babcock State Park
148
Moncove Lake State Park
149
Bluestone State Park
150
Bluestone Wildlife Management Area
151
Twin Falls Resort State Park
152
Panther State Forest
153
Pipestem Resort State Park
154
Plum Orchard Lake WMA
155
Berwind Lake WMA
Hatfield-McCoy Mountains
156
Cabwaylingo State Forest
157
Chief Logan State Park
Metro Valley
158
Beech Fork State Park
159
Kanawha State Forest
Mid-Ohio Valley
160
North Bend State Park
N
•
N
• N
• • •
•
•
N N N N N
N
N N N N N N N
• N N N
•
N N N • N •
•
• •
•
•
N
N
S
N
•
•
S
• • • •
S
• •
• • N
N
• • • • N •
N
S
• •
•
10
0
•
34 N
9 •
N
•
• N N N • N
• • •
•
• • •
•
• •
N
N N N N
•
•
•
• • • •
•
•
•
N N N N
•
N N •
•
N
•
•
•
•
10
N N
S
•
N S
• N
• N N N-P N N
• •
1
N
•
•
•
•
•
• N
•
•
•
N P
•
• •
0
•
•
10
•
66
• • • • • • • •
26
1 • 1
P •
•
•
15 N N 1 1 N L
• N
• N
9 N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N
Bruceton Mills
Grafton
0
11
0
20
25
40
• N
• N N N N
•
•
• • N N
• • •
304-259–5216
304-866–4121
304-799–6213
304-335–2219
304-799–4087
Davis
Davis
Dunmore
Huttonsville
Marlinton
26
23
8
6
34
54
250
0
0
0
65
34
10
13
100
•
•
•
•
•
• • • N N
•
• • • • • P
N
N N N •
S
•
• N N P •
304-457–1162
304-462–8517
304-493–6353
888–278–8150
Buckhannon
Glenville
Hacker Valley
Roanoke
0
0
10
10
0
0
0
198
67
65
88
46
•
•
•
•
N
N
•
• •
304-536–1944
304-425–9481
304-438–3004
304-772–3450
304-466–2805
304-466-3398
304-294–4000
304-938–2252
304-466–1800
304-469–9905
304-875–2577
Caldwell
Camp Creek
Clifftop
Gap Mills
Hinton
Indian Mills
Mullens
Panther
Pipestem
Scarbro
Warriormine
13
0
28
0
26
0
14
0
26
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
20
0
143
0
0
16
53
52
48
123
330
50
6
82
38
8
•
•
•
•
•
N
N
N
304-385–4255
304-792–7125
Dunlow
Logan
14
0
0
75
21
25
N
• •
N N
• N
P
P
•
•
• •
304-528–5794
304-558–3500
Barboursville
Charleston
6
0
0
0
275
46
•
• N
• • N P
• N N
• • •
•
•
304-643–2931
Cairo
9
29
77
304-564–3651
New Manchester
304-594–1561
304-265–6144
•
•
•
N
N
N N
• N
LOCATION
•
•
•
•
54
PHONE
•
•
N
• •
•
N
N •
N • N •
0
• N •
N
N
N
N N
• N
0
* Tomlinson Run State Park has three yurt sites
* Camp Creek State Park has campground for horses
2
N •
N P
•
N
• •
N
N
N
Accommodates RVs
Restaurants
Conference Facilities
Refreshments
Groceries
Golf Course
Swimming
Boat Rental
Boat Launch Ramp
Fishing
Horseback Riding
Museum/Exhibits
Historical Interest
Gift Shop
Hunting
Misc. Accommodations
21
22
23
1
N N
•
•
•
Tent/Trailer Sites
Clarksburg
•
•
•
•
N
LOCATION
Tent/Trailer Sites
304-622-7528
S
S
N
Lodge Rooms
Wilderness Waterpark & Campground
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
N
PHONE
Lodge Rooms
20
0
2
7
0
3
0
0
0
Y/5
0
0
2
0
N
N
Cabins
Salem
Bruceton Mills
Bruceton Mills
Bruceton Mills
Hazelton
Kasson
Fairmont
Morgantown
Eglon
Meadowville
Kingwood
Belington
Belington
20
1
70 N
0
0
60
4
50
FACILITY
Cabins
304-782-2083
304-379-4382
304-594-1773
304-594-1561
304-379-4612
304-457-5144
304-363-1910
304-594-2415
304-735-5188
304-825-6787
304-329-3626
304-452-8870
304-823-2021
100
50
60
75
100
0
New River - Greenbrier Valley
Ashley Campground
Big Bear Lake Camping-Cabins
Chestnut Ridge Park
McCollum Campground at Coopers Rock
Pine Hill Campground
Pleasant Creek WMA
Pricketts Creek Campground
Sand Springs Camping Area
Silver Lake Park
Teter Creek Lake WMA-Barbour
Teters Campground
Tri Lakes Campground
Twin Lakes Family Campground
1
2
0
0
0
0
S = Stream
HatfieldMcCoy
Mountains
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
0
1
0
0
0
0
L = Lake
Metro
Valley
Alma
Triadelphia
New Cumberland
Jacksonburg
Middlebourne
Paden City
MAP#
Mid-Ohio
Valley
304-758-4611
304-547-0940
304-387-1753
304-367-2720
304-758-4932
304-337-2612
Accommodates RVs
Camp Copperhead Campground
Dallas Pike Campground
Hillcrest WMA-Hancock County
Lewis Wetzel WMA-Wetzel
Tyler County Campground
Wells Island Campground
Tent/Trailer Sites
LOCATION
Lodge Rooms
PHONE
Cabins
1
2
3
4
5
6
FACILITY
Swimming
P = Pool
State Parks, Forests & Wildlife Management Areas
Mountain Lakes
Potomac Highlands
Eastern
Panhandle
Mountaineer Country
Northern
Panhandle
MAP#
All
N = Nearby
Restaurants
Conference Facilities
Refreshments
Groceries
Golf Course
Swimming
Boat Rental
Boat Launch Ramp
Fishing
Horseback Riding
Museum
Historical Interest
Gift Shop
Hunting
Misc. Accommodations
KEY
• N N P • • •
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•
N • • •
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•
• N
•
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• N P •
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P
N • P • •
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• N N P •
P •
N
• N N P •
N
N N N N
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N
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P
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N
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N
P •
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N
N
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N
• • • N
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N N
N N • •
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