Creekside Campground

We were camping with our rooftop tent and spent two nights here. The campground was nicer than anticipated. We had a large grass space with water and power on the edge of a beautiful creek and enjoyed the sounds of it both nights. There were a variety of birds who frequented the stream and were fun to watch. The bath house was close by with two flush toilets and one shower, all of which were clean. The one staff person we talked with on several occasions was very friendly and welcoming. We would stay here again if we are ever back in the area.

We stopped for one night as we are passing through. Very small campground. Not enough room to leave our camper hooked to the truck. We have 32 ft camper. We are backed into a pretty little spot, looking right at a flowing creek. This site is gravel, full hookups, pretty level. Fire ring and picnic table. A small store on the property sells wood. The water pressure is extremely high, so be sure to use a regulator. There are a couple of longterm campers here. 1 male and 1 female shower and toilet available.

Overall very nice campground. Clean bathrooms and the staff was most pleasant.

Very friendly and welcoming. Allowed us to camp one night since we were in transit. Waved the 2 night stay which was very kind.

The hosts were super good. Very helpful. The creek is right outside your door so its wonderful to listen to. Ducks landing on the creek was a highlight.

Just a campground. Our site wasn’t tight to get in. Actually pretty spacious. Hookups are convenient and the site is pretty level. Overall, it’s just a campground. It’s close to our home, about 30 minutes away so more or less it’s just a close getaway for our family.

Pros: Friendly staff, lovely creek, nice trees and grass, visiting ducks.

Cons: -Campground is right in the middle of suburban section of a town. Our campsite was directly accross the street from a house. -Hookups were located in such a way that we had to drive right up to the edge of the creek. This made detaching and reattaching especially tricky. -Dog poop and duck poop -Super rusty and run down picnic table

stayed here one night . place was clean and easy to get into. My only problem was the office was closed at 3 pm on Sunday. Had to find my own site . I also was not given the wifi password  and had to send an email to ask for it and it came back 2 days later.

Finally went to get Firewood after calling someone picked up the phone told me I could get it out of a shed and they wood charge me . Well the wood was wet and not seasoned so I spent a half hour trying to light it.

so I rated this site a 3 only for its location . Service was non existent. If your looking for a one night stay this could work for you but bring your own items

Restrooms were clean. We had water and 30A electricity. If you’re coming into town from I-81 don’t follow Google Maps to the left on Main St, but rather follow the signs to turn right– it makes for an easier access to the campground.

We were probably the last people to get a campground in Shenandoah for Columbus Day Weekend. The leaves were changing and it was absolutely gorgeous. The campground is convenient to town with a few little shops. Make sure you visit the mill before you leave and there is a beautiful kids park in Woodstock that is perfect for killing some time with the kids. There isn’t any activities at the campground, but that was ok with us. We actually booked site 7, but we were shifted to site 13 upon check-in. You NEED site 13.

The pics looked so peaceful and serene. We followed the signs and not the GPS as others suggested. Good thing. But it seemed like we were going through a private development and it just jumped out at us. I panicked because it was so small and the sites were so close together. But after we got set up and settled in it really turned out to be a nice campground. The staff was very nice and when quiet time hit, it got pretty quiet. It was not at all what I thought it would be upon first sight. But turned out to be a really nice weekend. We have already booked another weekend at the end of the month.

I gave this campground 5 stars because it is super convenient to I81, the staff is wonderful, my tent spot was right on the creek, the bathrooms are immaculate with hot water showers, and they allow dogs. The only caveat is there is a small local road that winds around the primitive sites but traffic is pretty light so it didn’t really bother me. The RV sites seemed pretty tight and they fill up on the weekends. I was the only tent camping that night so I had the area mostly to myself. Nice area with a quaint town to explore if you’re touring around.

Stopped over for a night. Very wet and muddy, mostly all gravel and dirt. Sites were pretty tight.
Staff was nice and pleasant and accommodating. Close to interstate 81 so it was convenient.

The spaces at this campground are pretty tight. Not much room for activities other than sitting by a fire. Getting in and out on a weekend is pretty difficult too. With that being said, the area is beautiful and the staff is great. It’s very quiet and relaxing.