Echo Valley State Park

Came in late but found a spot, only 6 first come fist serve camping sites. I was a quarter mile from the next nearest site. Certainly a tent oriented campground, RV’s would have a difficult time. Will certainly stay here again. The hiking trail was perfect for a morning stroll with my dog and coffee and there certainly is a petting zoo (my German Shepard was a little uncertain about the goats)

This campground is non-electric, self-pay, non-reservable, and has only a few sites. There is a nice trout stream, with a few sites right by the stream. It is most suitable for tent, truck, or teardrop camping… large RVs would not do well.

In addition to the few sites by the stream, there are some additional campsites deeper in the park. Ford a shallow stream (on a paved slab, easy for any car) and the campsites are up the hill.

There are pit toilets at the upper sites, near the pavilion.

Features:

• Quiet
• Trout stream
• Hiking trails
• Photography opportunities
• Nearby West Union
  • The Barrel Drive-in Restaurant is a local favorite, but closed all winter