We spent Labor Day weekend 2021 enjoying Lake Sherwood when we stayed at the recreation area while visiting friends in nearby Clifton Forge, Virginia. Located beside picturesque Lake Sherwood, this facility features a family-friendly campground as well as fishing, boating, kayaking, hiking, swimming, and other outdoor activities.

While the campground was pretty full for the holiday weekend, most campers pulled out on Labor Day so we basically had the campground to ourselves Monday evening and Tuesday morning before we headed home.

You can find out more about our experience at Lake Sherwood on our Rolling Love Shack Adventures YouTube channel. https://youtu.be/I8X8KUNkpXg

Typical NFS campground with a decent spacing between large sites. Watched some deer walk thru a few times they didn’t seem fazed by me or my dog. Being from the northeast I was stoked to find hot FREE showers and a 2pm check out time. The lake is man made but very large and looks like it’s always been there. Rangers were knowledgeable and happy to help with a slow leak in one of my tires. I’d go back if in the area.

The campground is butted up against Sherwood lake and a small mtn ridge range that divides West Virginia and Virginia.  Even though I didn't get to go fishing it looked like a very nice lake to fish in.  The campsites themselves are very nice and the majority is right on the lake.  There is very nice facilities for the men and women's bathroom and shower.  You can go on the lake in boat and there is a beach area for swimming.  I really enjoyed the arched wooden bridge that you can walk over to an island and explore.  I highly recommend this Sherwood lake for camping.  Its all around peaceful.  It takes a little bit of driving to get there off the beaten path of nearby White Sulphur Springs but it is definitely worth the drive.

Great campground with many sites right on the lake. A place to swim and kayak. Great hiking trails - we chose the one with multiple water crossings. No hook ups but that’s ok with us. Very out of the way so take everything you need. Beautiful drive there too.

We visited the Pine Run camping Area of Lake Sherwood Campground in July 2016. We stayed with my sister’s family on sites 48 & 49 and they were perfect pair sites to share. I found our site private and spacious and perfectly distanced from the bathrooms (not too close, not too far). We drove around some of the other camping areas and they all looked great - some people who had sites close to the water brought their own kayaks and such. We just rented a row boat and tooled around with our kids one day one day. Other days we hiked - the trail around the lake is beautiful. There is a really nice beach that the kids enjoyed playing in and a boat rental place that also sells ice and other items. Highly recommend this whole area - we will be back again!

This is a slice of heaven. The campsites are clean and well maintained with nice bathrooms and shower houses. We saw tons of wildlife in the area. The hike around the lake was awesome and all our kiddos loved the island and beach. We can't wait to go back.