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Bull Falls Campground in the Bluestone Lake Wildlife Management Area is near Pipestem, WV. The area features rolling hills and dense forests. Temperatures range from 30°F in winter to 85°F in summer. Nearby attractions include Bluestone State Park and Pipestem Resort State Park, offering hiking and fishing opportunities.

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Bull Falls Campground — Bluestone Lake Wildlife Management Area is located in West Virginia

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37.53900095 N
80.90800067 W

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56 min from Beckley
1 hr 18 min from Blacksburg

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Nolan C.

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Reviewed Jun. 21, 2024

Campground is closed!

This campground is closed and completely removed. It is still a pretty area although overgrown and there is still a boat ramp....I think it's a shame they closed it.

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Month of VisitApril

Stuart K.

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Reviewed Nov. 1, 2021

Peace & Serenity Here @ Bull Falls Campground

You’ve struck gold here at Bull Falls Campground if you’re looking to get away from it all, discover solitude in the heart of West Virginia’s lush, verdant nature garden of Eden. Bull Falls Campground in the Bluestone Wildlife Management Area is along the western banks of the New River, far flung from all of the other nearby campgrounds you’ll find sprinkled up and down and around this river basin.

This is a fantastic spot for you to bring all your water toys from snorkeling and innertubes to fishing, kayaking and anything else that you want to submerge in this slow moving, tranquil snake-like river. At this campground, there’s about 20 sites or so – very small and not crowded and is open to tent campers as well as campers, trailers and even RV’s. Campfires and pets are both allowed and there’s plenty of picnic tables.

Nearby there’s about 4-5 really great hiking trails. Insider’s tip? Right off campsite#14, there’s a great opening that will take you down one of the longer hiking trails, which after about 1 mile or so you’ll come to a small little inlet, perfect for inflating an innertube and floating in isolation with your Bluetooth speaker playing some nice jazz with plenty of coozie-hugging beers from your floating cooler. Also, there’s some really great bird watching in these parts, so bring your binoculars.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is fishing allowed at Bull Falls in WV?

Yes, fishing is allowed at Bull Falls in West Virginia. The campground is situated along the western banks of the New River, making it an excellent spot for fishing enthusiasts. The area provides access to Bluestone Lake and the New River waterway. While the campground itself is now closed, there is still a boat ramp available for anglers to access the water. The Bluestone Wildlife Management Area maintains fishing access points in the vicinity. Remember to have a valid West Virginia fishing license before casting your line.

What amenities are available at Bull Falls camping area?

Unfortunately, Bull Falls Campground has been permanently closed and the facilities have been removed. The campground no longer offers amenities for overnight camping. The area remains accessible, though it has become overgrown since the closure. A boat ramp is still maintained at the site, providing water access for day visitors. The surrounding Bluestone Wildlife Management Area offers opportunities for hiking, wildlife viewing, and fishing, but visitors should come prepared with all necessary supplies as no services are available at the former campground location.

Where is Bull Falls Campground located in West Virginia?

Bull Falls Campground is located within the Bluestone Lake Wildlife Management Area in West Virginia. It sits along the western banks of the New River in a remote, natural setting. The campground provided a secluded outdoor experience surrounded by West Virginia's lush forests and natural landscape. While the specific campground has been closed and removed, the area remains accessible for day use and continues to be part of the Bluestone Lake WMA.

How do I make reservations for Bull Falls camping area?

Reservations are no longer possible for Bull Falls Campground as the facility has been permanently closed and removed from service. The campground infrastructure has been dismantled, making overnight stays impossible. While the area still features a boat ramp and remains part of the Bluestone Wildlife Management Area, no camping is permitted at the former Bull Falls site. Visitors seeking camping options should contact the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources for alternative camping locations within the Bluestone Lake WMA or nearby state parks.

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