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Old Virginia Group Horse Camp

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Old Virginia Group Horse Camp is located near Marion, VA, within the George Washington & Jefferson National Forest. The terrain consists of forested areas and rolling hills, providing a natural setting for camping. Nearby attractions include Mount Rogers National Recreation Area and Hungry Mother State Park, offering opportunities for hiking and exploring.

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Location

Old Virginia Group Horse Camp is located in Virginia

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Directions

Take exit 45 off I-81 at Marion ,Virginia. Take Rt.16 south for approximately 17 miles to VA 603 at Troutdale. Turn right onto VA 603 and drive for about 3 miles to the campground on the right. Follow signs.

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3714 Highway 16
Marion, VA 24354

Coordinates

36.6958333 N
81.4875 W

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  • RV Sites
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  • Equestrian

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Equestrian campground group site in national forest

This is a group equestrian camp that can be reserved via Recreation.gov for$50/night for up to 25 people. There is no potable water available, so plan to bring your own. There is a stream at the site where the horses may drink. There's enough space for a number of trailers, including large ones, and up to 25 horses. There's a fair amount of grassy area and it's lined with rhododendron. Dumpster provided. No cell service.

There are a number of horse trails that connect, starting with the Virginia Highlands Horse Trail nearby, so you don't need to trailer your horses to get to the trailhead

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Frequently Asked Questions

What equestrian facilities are available at Old Virginia Horse Camp?

Old Virginia Group Horse Camp offers dedicated equestrian facilities for group camping. The site provides ample space for multiple horse trailers, including large ones. There's a natural stream on the property where horses can drink, though no potable water is available for humans. The camp is specifically designed for equestrian use, with appropriate areas for horses to rest and access to water. Facilities are basic but functional for horse camping needs.

What is the best time of year to visit Old Virginia Horse Camp?

Late spring through early fall generally offers the most pleasant conditions for visiting Old Virginia Horse Camp, with summer being popular despite warmer temperatures. Since the camp has a stream that horses can use for drinking, seasons with adequate rainfall ensure water availability. Fall visits provide cooler temperatures and potentially beautiful foliage. Weather conditions can affect trail quality, so checking recent conditions before a trip is advisable. Winter camping is likely more challenging due to potential cold temperatures and limited facilities.

How do I make reservations for Old Virginia Horse Camp?

Reservations for Old Virginia Horse Camp must be made through Recreation.gov. The camp is available as a group site for $50 per night and can accommodate up to 25 people. Since this is a designated group site, individual camping is not permitted. Be sure to book well in advance, especially during peak seasons, as equestrian group sites can fill quickly. Check Recreation.gov for current availability, exact fees, and any special requirements or restrictions.

What are the trail riding opportunities near Old Virginia Horse Camp?

The area surrounding Old Virginia Horse Camp offers trail riding opportunities through scenic woodland terrain. While specific trail details are limited, the camp serves as a convenient base for accessing local horse trails. The camp's location is ideal for group trail rides, with options likely varying in difficulty and distance. For the most current trail information, riders should contact the managing agency or check with local equestrian groups. Trail maps may also be available at the trailheads or from forest service offices.