Falling Waters Campsite

Sitting along the Potomac River corridor in Falling Waters, West Virginia, this established campground draws overnight travelers and longer-stay RVers looking for full-hookup convenience close to the Maryland border. The campground runs year-round and accommodates rigs up to 50 feet with electric, water, and sewer connections. Sites also have WiFi access and campfires are permitted, making it a workable base for those traveling through the region. Campers planning routes through campgrounds near Williamsport may find this a practical stopping point given its position just across the state line.

The sites run tight. Multiple reviewers flag limited space between spots and minimal privacy, so campers expecting room to spread out should adjust expectations accordingly. That said, cleanliness is consistently noted, and Tom S. sums it up plainly: "Tight spots but clean." Staff receive frequent praise for friendly service and smooth check-ins. An on-site store carries RV supplies, which is useful for last-minute needs.

Nearby alternatives include Leatherman's/Falling Waters Campsite roughly half a mile north, and Cumberland Valley about a mile and a half east across the state line. Nightly rates run $35 to $43 depending on site type. Pets are allowed. Given the compact layout, larger rigs should confirm site dimensions when booking, especially during busy summer travel months.