Best RV Parks near Mouth of Wilson, VA
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Best RV Sites Near Mouth of Wilson, VA (117)
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Fries New RiverTrail RV Park
Fries, Virginia8 Reviews46 Photos38 SavesThe Fries New River Trail RV Park is a unique park with spacious sites overlooking a lush green lawn and a narrow winding stream. The RV park is located in a quiet mountain hollow surrounded by thick forested hills on three sides.
The mornings are always cool and light patches of fog float gently across the park rising from the nearby river.
Come enjoy the beauty of early mornings, the sounds of nature beginning a new day, and let your spirit be refreshed as you sip that first cup of coffee. And once refreshed, you'll be ready to enjoy the activities of the day.
And remember, like an old friend you're always welcome.
Rate: $39.00 / night including tax. $40.00 first night reservation deposit required. You must call 276-233-1178 to schedule your reservation. Ten day cancellation notice required for refund of deposit. An $8 fee will be applied on any returned deposits.
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- RVs
- Tents
- Picnic Table
- WiFi
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Peak Creek RV Campground
Scottville, North Carolina2 Reviews16 Photos1 SaveConvenient Comfortable Camping!
Come enjoy one of our 3 RV sites. The Upper and Lower graveled sites include 30/50 amp electric service, at site sewer connections, and fresh cool spring water hookups. A picnic table and fire pit come with these sites. You will also enjoy the view and access to the bold creek.
The Creekside Boondock site has a gravel pad and direct water access. Water can be supplied.
Tubes are available for cooling off in the creek. 2 easy entry areas.
Hiking trails are mowed and marked. Sunsets from hiking areas are phenomenal.
The Jeffersons are a 20 minute drive.
The New River is a Direct 2 mile drive.
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- Fires
- Reservable
- RVs
- Picnic Table
- Firewood Available
$40 - $65 / night
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River Country Campground & RV Park
Crumpler, North Carolina2 Reviews7 Photos9 SavesRiverCamp USA is now known as River Country Campground & RV Park. The park has been renovated and upgraded under new ownership and management. Our mission is to create a naturally beautiful and scenic park on the gorgeous New River for making lasting memorable camp experiences for all that visit.
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- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Reservable
- RVs
- Standard (Tent/RV)
$45 - $70 / night
5.
Riverwalk RV Park
Elkin, North Carolina6 Reviews60 Photos53 SavesRiverWalk RV Park where you come as a guest and leave as a friend...
Welcome to one of the area's newest "Award Winning" Boutique RV Parks located in the Yadkin Valley. We invite you to enjoy, and explore our beautiful property on the Yadkin River adjacent to the Mountain to Sea Trail. The Jonesville Greenway runs adjacent to the park.
We are a three minute drive to the historic downtown Elkin area, which offers breweries, restaurants, shopping, theaters and more.
RiverWalk RV park is designed by RVers for RVers with the camper in mind. All of our sites are "Big Rig Friendly" and up to 50 amp full hookup for even the largest units on the road. Come enjoy this incredible area for a night, weekend or longer. Feel at home in your RV while staying as our guest on our beautiful property.
RiverWalk was honored to receive the Campendium Campers Choice Award "Best Place to Camp in NC" in 2021 & 2022. Also voted best overall by category ranked among the "Best RV Parks in the US"
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- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- ADA Access
$70 - $85 / night
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Roaring River Vineyards RV Campground
Traphill, North Carolina1 Review5 Photos3 SavesReservations required. We feature gravel roads, a large gravel parking sites, and a large turn-around area Electric Only, 110v, 30 & 50 Amps Wi-fi available Back in, class A-C size sites. Rigs up to 56 ft. length or 10 ft. width Community dump tank and potable water source available 10 Spaces available, Sites 1-10 (each has different length Pet friendly Adults only
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- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- RVs
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Laurel Creek RV Park
Damascus, Virginia4 Reviews2 Photos42 SavesOpen in July 2013, the 15-site RV park, located along the scenic Laurel Creek in Damascus Virginia is open year-round. The RV park provides a great spot from which to enjoy hiking, biking, fishing, swimming, and the many attractions of Damascus which is also the gateway to the Mount Rogers National Recreation Area and is a destination for families wanting to experience the out-of-doors in a relaxing setting. In addition, many campers enjoy the convenience of Laurel Creek RV Park as a base of operations in order to take time out and explore this amazing tri-state area!
- Pets
- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- RVs
$55 / night
8.
Lake Ridge RV Resort
Woodlawn, Virginia3 Reviews8 Photos14 SavesLake Ridge provides anything from premium RV spaces to tent campsites with water and electric. Some of our amenities include: full hookups, pull-thru, concrete pads, cable, free wireless internet and all the fun that comes with staying at Lake Ridge RV Resort.
Lake Ridge also features Camping Cabins which provide all the basic comforts to our distinctive Deluxe Cabins that provide a full bathroom and kitchen stocked with cooking and eating utensils.
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- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- ADA Access
9.
Butler TN RV full hookup campsite
Butler, Tennessee1 Review11 Photos1 SaveFull-service camping space for RV’s, fifth wheels and campers located in the beautiful mountains of Butler TN. This space can be rented by the day or week.
Experience for yourself a peaceful and stress-free vacation in the beautiful northeastern Tennessee mountains. This spot has wonderful mountain views in every direction. Site includes full hook-ups for both 30 and 50-amp electric service, water, sewer dump and wireless Internet.
Less than a 10-minute drive to beautiful Watauga Lake. Watauga Lake is known to be one of the cleanest lakes in the country and offers outstanding fishing, swimming and boating. Many activities are in the area including swimming, hiking, fishing, hunting, boating and white-water rafting. Winter sports, including skiing and sledding, is located only 50 minutes away in Banner Elk NC. Wildlife, including deer, are commonly seen on the property. Property has easy large vehicle access with paved roads and gravel driveway. You can also enjoy a small stream located on the property.
This property is located 20 minutes from Mountain City Tennessee, 55 minutes from Johnson City Tennessee and Tri-City airport, and 55 minutes from Boone North Carolina.
• No Tent Camping allowed
• Only one RV, camper or 5th wheel are allowed on the property
• Must utilize the fireplace on site or in designated area
**NOTE: property has recorded security cameras on site**
Property address:
3675 Little Dry Run Road
Butler TN 37640
Rental fees (includes all utilities):
$60 night (2-night minimum stay required)
$300 week
Contact: Ed or Lisa Hickox
Phone – 386-547-8829
Email – Hickoxcrew@aol.com
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- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- RVs
- WiFi
$60 - $300 / night
10.
Doughton Park Campground — Blue Ridge Parkway
Sparta, North Carolina14 Reviews62 Photos105 SavesOverview
Nestled in a landscape of mountains, open meadows and pioneer cabins, Doughton Park Campground is surrounded by 30 miles (48 km) of hiking trails offering opportunities to view wildlife as well as get a feel for the lives of those who lived here long ago. Originally known as The Bluffs, the area came by its present name in honor of Congressman Robert L. Doughton, a long-time advocate and supporter of the Parkway.
Recreation
Over 30 miles of trails are available varying from strenuous to easy. Bicycles and motorized vehicles are prohibited on trails. Mileage listed is only traveling one way. Double the trail mileage to include out and back trip. Trail elevations can change more than 2,000 feet as trails descend into the Basin Cove Creek area from the parkway. Maps available on the Blue Ridge Parkway.gov website.__ Bluff Mountain Trail (7.5 miles) offers many scenic vistas and traverses relatively flat terrain. The trail runs near the parkway and is accessible from many locations along its route from Brinegar Cabin to Basin Cove Overlook.____ Cedar Ridge Trail (4.4 miles) descends a forested ridgeline to Grassy Gap Fire Road. Trailhead is located at the Brinegar Cabin.__ Grassy Gap Fire Road (6.1 miles) is wide enough for hikers and horseback riders to travel side by side. The trail starts at Milepost 243.9 and ambles down the mountainside past the primitive campground to State Route 1730 (Longbottom Road). Horseback riders must enter and exit at Longbottom Road.__ Flat Rock Ridge Trail (5.0) miles begins on the mountain-top meadow of Basin Cove Overlook. And ends on the damp, cool banks of Basin Cove Creek. NC Thurmond Game Lands and bear sanctuary border the south side of the trail.__ Basin Cove Creek Trail (3.2 miles) is accessible only from the grassy Gap Fire Road at the Long Bottom Road (State Hwy 1730). A 1.7-mile hike is required to reach the beginning of the Basin Cove Creek. It winds past cascading waterfalls to the century-old Caudill Cabin, former home of the Martin Caudill family. Part of the once-thriving Basin cove Community, this cabin was one of the few structures that withstood the devasting 1916 flood. Prepare for over 26 creek crossings on this trail. The total trip one way is 4.9 miles and 9.8 miles for the total trip. Bluff Ridge Primitive Trail (2.7 miles) is the shortest but steepest route into Basin Cove. The strenuous climb up the trail makes the hike seem much longer. Trailhead location is in the Bluffs Picnic Area.__ Fodder Stack Trail (1.4 miles roundtrip) shows off its delicate display of wildflowers in the spring. It is the easiest hike through a mixture of pine and hardwood forest with a short, steep brief beginning. Recommended for families. Trailhead is at Wildcat Rocks Overlook.____ The Brinegar Cabin dates from about 1885 and was the home of Martin Brinegar and his family. Brinegar was a cobbler as well as a farmer. His home is open Memorial Day weekend days through October. Hand-loom weaving and other craft demonstrations are often given during the summer months. The one-room Caudill Cabin exhibit can be viewed from the scenic Wildcat Rocks (milepost 240.6). Historic Cemetery: near milepost marker 245.5. The cemetery contains some three dozen graves dating from the 1880's to more recent times.__ The Basin Cove Creek complex (mileposts 238 - 244) (located off the Parkway on Longbottom Road) has Rainbow and Brook Trout where the streams are stocked. Anyone with a valid Virginia or North Carolina fishing license is welcome, but please check with the visitor center for any special regulations.
Facilities
Over 30 miles of trails are available varying from strenuous to easy. Bicycles and motorized vehicles are prohibited on trails. Mileage listed is only traveling one way. Double the trail mileage to include out and back trip. Trail elevations can change more than 2,000 feet as trails descend into the Basin Cove Creek area from the parkway. Maps available on the Blue Ridge Parkway.gov website.__ Bluff Mountain Trail (7.5 miles) offers many scenic vistas and traverses relatively flat terrain. The trail runs near the parkway and is accessible from many locations along its route from Brinegar Cabin to Basin Cove Overlook.____ Cedar Ridge Trail (4.4 miles) descends a forested ridgeline to Grassy Gap Fire Road. Trailhead is located at the Brinegar Cabin.__ Grassy Gap Fire Road (6.1 miles) is wide enough for hikers and horseback riders to travel side by side. The trail starts at Milepost 243.9 and ambles down the mountainside past the primitive campground to State Route 1730 (Longbottom Road). Horseback riders must enter and exit at Longbottom Road.__ Flat Rock Ridge Trail (5.0) miles begins on the mountain-top meadow of Basin Cove Overlook. And ends on the damp, cool banks of Basin Cove Creek. NC Thurmond Game Lands and bear sanctuary border the south side of the trail.__ Basin Cove Creek Trail (3.2 miles) is accessible only from the grassy Gap Fire Road at the Long Bottom Road (State Hwy 1730). A 1.7-mile hike is required to reach the beginning of the Basin Cove Creek. It winds past cascading waterfalls to the century-old Caudill Cabin, former home of the Martin Caudill family. Part of the once-thriving Basin cove Community, this cabin was one of the few structures that withstood the devasting 1916 flood. Prepare for over 26 creek crossings on this trail. The total trip one way is 4.9 miles and 9.8 miles for the total trip. Bluff Ridge Primitive Trail (2.7 miles) is the shortest but steepest route into Basin Cove. The strenuous climb up the trail makes the hike seem much longer. Trailhead location is in the Bluffs Picnic Area.__ Fodder Stack Trail (1.4 miles roundtrip) shows off its delicate display of wildflowers in the spring. It is the easiest hike through a mixture of pine and hardwood forest with a short, steep brief beginning. Recommended for families. Trailhead is at Wildcat Rocks Overlook.____ The Brinegar Cabin dates from about 1885 and was the home of Martin Brinegar and his family. Brinegar was a cobbler as well as a farmer. His home is open Memorial Day weekend days through October. Hand-loom weaving and other craft demonstrations are often given during the summer months. The one-room Caudill Cabin exhibit can be viewed from the scenic Wildcat Rocks (milepost 240.6). Historic Cemetery: near milepost marker 245.5. The cemetery contains some three dozen graves dating from the 1880's to more recent times.__ The Basin Cove Creek complex (mileposts 238 - 244) (located off the Parkway on Longbottom Road) has Rainbow and Brook Trout where the streams are stocked. Anyone with a valid Virginia or North Carolina fishing license is welcome, but please check with the visitor center for any special regulations.
Natural Features
Rolling ridgetop meadows and steep mountainsides characterize the 7,000-acre Doughton Park. The elevation is a cool 3688 feet. It is one of the best places along the motor road to view white-tailed deer, raccoons, red and gray foxes, and bobcats. Visitors can enjoy spectacular shows of flame azalea and rhododendron in the late spring and fields of Dense Blazing Stars in mid to late July. Nearby Bluffs picnic area features open areas for night sky viewing with limited light pollution.__ The Blue Ridge Parkway is a scenic byway that follows the high crests of the central and southern Appalachians for 469 miles from Shenandoah National Park in Virginia, to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina.
Nearby Attractions
Mount Airy, NC: Andy Griffith's hometown, the ideal American town that was the inspiration for Mayberry--Hwy 52 South; 12 miles south of Fancy Gap, VA. (www.visitmayberry.com)\_\_\_\_ Churches of the Frescoes: MP 259 - The Last Supper, Mary Great with Child, Mystery of Faith, and 7 others. Episcopal Church is always open. (www.churchofthefrescoes.com) Northwest Trading Post: Located south of Doughton Park at milepost 258 near Glendale Springs, this craft store sells handicrafts representative of the Appalachian Mountain culture. (www.CoolSparta.com)
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- Group
- Standard (Tent/RV)
$45 / night
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