Best Campgrounds near Wheeling, WV
Several good camping spots surround Wheeling, West Virginia. Atwood Lake Park Campground has sites right by the water where you can fish or take boats out. Beaver Creek State Park Campground feels more remote with its tree-covered sites and trails for hiking. If you head to the northern panhandle, Tomlinson Run State Park Campground has basic comforts like shower buildings and places to eat outside. Pennsylvania's Raccoon Creek State Park Campground isn't far from Wheeling if you want to cross state lines. These campgrounds all have different feels that work for different camping styles. Many sites fill up fast in summer, so you might need to book ahead. Watch for fire rules and how long you can stay at each place - these rules help keep the woods in good shape. Always double-check if you need any special permits before you set up your tent or RV.
