Best RV Parks & Resorts in West Virginia

With over 40 state and national parks, West Virginia’s vast mountainous wilderness begs to be explored. In less than a day’s drive from the Mid-Atlantic’s urban corridor, you can be paddling in swirling whitewater, camping in pristine mountain forests, or stargazing in some of the clearest night skies in the East. It’s time to plan your trip camping in West Virginia!

West Virginia’s inspiring geology has been carved by some of the world’s oldest rivers. Experience these ancient natural forces up close by exploring the nation’s premier whitewater rafting location, New River Gorge. The New River Gorge National River, part of the United States National Park System, extends 53-miles in southern West Virginia. Along with some of the best paddling in the country, rock climbers flock to the 1,400 established climbs in the sandstone cliffs. 70,000-acres of wilderness offer free riverfront primitive camping spots, while campers who want more amenities can take advantage of several private campgrounds in nearby Fayetteville, WV.

If you find yourself camping in West Virginia’s New River Gorge in October, you might catch Bridge Day, the world’s largest extreme sports event. Cheer on BASE jumpers as they leap 900-feet from the top of the river’s bridge while you enjoy local food and craft vendors, live music, and great mountain views.

When planning a trip camping in West Virginia, don’t miss the chance to take in the views from West Virginia’s most famous landmark, Seneca Rocks. Located in the Monongahela National Forest, and renowned for its incredible beauty, this natural landmark rises nearly 900-feet above the North Fork River. Especially well-known in rock climbing circles, the impressive rock formation offers 375 of the most technical mapped climbing routes in the eastern United States. Non-climbers can take in the view from the top by lacing up their boots. The Seneca Rocks Hiking Trail climbs the observation platform and is a day hike suitable for all ages.

Facilities for tent and RV camping, rental cabins, and primitive campsites are available nearby. A local favorite, Seneca Shadows Campground, offers views of the rocks from your campsite, as well as modern facilities including flush toilets and picnic tables. No matter where your outdoor adventures take you in the Wild and Wonderful state, with The Dyrt you’ll find the best camping in West Virginia along the way!

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Guide to West Virginia

West Virginia offers a diverse range of RV camping experiences, from scenic riverfront sites to well-equipped parks with numerous amenities. Whether you're looking for adventure or relaxation, there's something for everyone.

Explore the New River Gorge National Park

  • The Ace Adventure Resort is conveniently located near the New River Gorge, making it perfect for those seeking thrilling outdoor activities like whitewater rafting and zip-lining.
  • Rifrafters Campground provides easy access to hiking trails and stunning views, ideal for nature lovers wanting to explore the park's beauty.
  • New River Campground offers sites right on the banks of the New River, perfect for fishing and kayaking enthusiasts.

Family-Friendly Amenities and Activities

Prices for RV Parks Range from $30 to $50

  • Greenbrier River Campground provides full hook-up sites with river access for around $32, making it an affordable option for those looking to enjoy the outdoors.
  • Summer Wind RV Park offers well-maintained sites with stunning views for approximately $30, ideal for a peaceful getaway.
  • Brushcreek Falls RV Resort features a variety of amenities and activities for about $40, perfect for a fun-filled camping experience.