Dixie Caverns

We stayed one night here, was great for that.

The caverns are worth visiting pretty cool cave system.

We got in late in the afternoon after the last tour woke up early and caught the first tour before heading on our way.

Bathrooms at the campground are not great. They women’s is better then the men’s. Needs to coat of paint but they are decently clean.

just off the highway but easily accessible, everything works, friendly staff. Showers in bathhouse are a bit dirty but other than that great!

FHU. Sites not level. Very narrow sites. Some full time residents’ rigs give the Breaking Bad class C a run for their money, if they run. Only campground close to Roanoke Va. Moldy rv’s, broken picnic tables, and rutted roads. The staff is nice. Have stayed here before so I knew how bad it was but needed to visit family in Roanoke.

The Good: nice staff; easy check in; easy access from the interstate; felt safe; no problems with electrical/water/sewer. The Bad: sites too close; gravel roads need attention; sites not level; constant highway noise. The Ugly: a few rigs appear not to moved in the past two decades with mold covering every surface. The Summary: didn’t use restrooms or bath house; would stay here again due to proximity of Roanoke (family).

Close to hwy. All day long noise. You will see broken equipments on campground.

Nice camp ground with bathroom and showers. Awesome antique store and cavern tours (must-do!) available for a discount when you camp. Spots are not very private but everyone is super nice.

So the pluses for this place: It is right on the property of the caverns. Take the tour! If you are an avid hiker, like me, it is only about 30 minutes from triple Crown access points for the A.T.

The downfall is it is near the highway and you hear highway traffic at all times. If you have dogs there's not really a great dog walking area. The spaces are very close to each other. The park has what appears to be some full time Riggs... That the properties are not well maintained. With that it doesn't make the park look appealing. If you like campfires again you are super close to each other, But not only that you have the highway noise when you're sitting outside.

Small campground off of the highway. Has everything you need, water, power and decent wifi. The place is quite rundown and bathrooms look scary but the staff were friendly and they have a store filled with trinkets! Good for our one night stay, and better than a Walmart in Roanoke!

Only place I could find for one night as we were passing through. Was easy to get in and out of. But is an old campground. A bit run down, lots of highway noise. Manager was friendly and helpful. Did not tour the caverns but looked interesting.

Perfect off rt 81.. near everything and in the yr of Covid... respectful, clean and able to direct us to places. Thanks

It was late, it had rained, but they found a tent site for me so I backed in my car and began to make up my bed. The camp manager was kind enough to air up my air mattress that I forgot to get an air pump for. I felt safe, watched over, and part of a small group of RVs and small trailers. I took a walk through and around the entire campsite and experienced friendly waves, people cooking, being very quiet, no loud music, no dogs off leash. I woke at four a.m. to step out under an inky black sky chock full of stars. $11.00 gave me access to this night of quiet repose with toilets and hot showers. I recommend them as a good value. Oh, and they have a small restaurant and gift shop.

Stayed here for 2 nights to be near our son at Virginia Tech plus we try to tour as many cavers as possible. Its an old campground but that's not always a bad thing. Could hear traffic because we were right under it. Toured Dixie Caverns. Unless you can climb 30 flights of stairs best not to go. Not that interesting. Like climbing a silo and climbing down the other side. But able to check off another one. Its an experience!

Pulled in here an hour after closing and was a little spooked. Very small campground, maybe 50 sites in all. Even after calling to reserve, we were left to just choose a site and drop off the money. Sites were tight.

We stayed here overnight on our way to Washington DC from Kentucky. We had a pull-thru site that was pretty much level but was very close to the other campers. This campground seems to have a lot of permanent residents. Overall, this campground is good for one or two nights but not for long periods of stays. This campground also owns a cavern that campers can go inside for a discounted rate. They also offer bathhouses that were okay, but could use some remodeling.

You are in budget country. Great price and affordable attraction that will not disappoint. Right off the interstate so easy acess. Small spaces but everyone was very friendly.