Camp Creek campground offers free or inexpensive dump station resources. If you're in the market for a good hike, you'll be rewarded with scenic and relaxing views of Camp Creek's many waterfalls.
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Best National Parks Near Bluefield, WV
New River Gorge National Park is less than two hours away. Park your Bluefield, West Virginia RV rental at one of the resort-style campgrounds around the park before venturing out for a day of hiking, climbing, fishing, rafting, and wildlife viewing. New River Gorge spans 70,000 acres of rolling countryside and gorgeous Appalachian vistas. There are no established campgrounds inside the park itself, but you're welcome to set up your travel trailer at one of the dispersed sites. Virginia's Shenandoah National Park encompasses 300 square miles of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Along with beautiful waterfalls and lush forests, you can also explore ridges and peaks reaching more than 4,000 feet in elevation. Motorhome enthusiasts often tour the 105-mile Skyline Drive, a route that cuts across the crests of the mountains. If you plan to climb or hike to higher elevations, be prepared for sudden weather and temperature changes. Over a million people come here annually to ride horses, fish, mountain bike, and camp. Great Smoky Mountains National Park covers over 500,000 acres across Tennessee and North Carolina. The elevations here reach as high as 6,643 feet above sea level. Spend your trip checking out the 2,100 miles of streams and rivers or the 800 miles of nature trails. The park has ten front country campgrounds, but only two of these sites are open all year. Don't forget to plan some time at the Sugarlands Visitor Center or venture along Newfound Gap, the park's lowest drivable pass.
The 550-acre Camp Creek State Park is a delightful recreational camping area carved out of the 5,300-acre Camp Creek State Forest. West Virginia's Camp Creek is one of the purest streams in the state and is stocked twice a year with trout. Of the park campground's 39 campsites, 26 are designated for RV use. It's best to plan your visit between June and September when the warm weather is ideal for outdoor adventure. Pipestem Resort State Park offers heart-racing opportunities for zip lining, horseback riding, aerial tours, and skiing. There are 20 different hiking and biking trails and a splash park with 15 inflatable features. Golfing on the 18-hole championship course guarantees great views of the Bluestone River Gorge. Feel free to enjoy the lovely Bluestone River or Long Branch Lake on a canoe, paddleboard, or kayak rental. Established in 1964, Twin Falls Resort State Park in Wyoming County touts two scenic waterfalls and a working farm. During the 1830s, the Bowers Ridge Pioneer Farm was a successful rustic homestead. It's since been restored for public viewing and tours. The park's nature center offers a range of displays as well as regular naturalist programs. While hiking or picnicking, you could spot crows, wild boars, coyotes, and elk. If you're traveling in a camper van or with a fifth-wheel trailer, you don't want to miss the 50-site campground, complete with electric hookups.
National Forests Near Bluefield, WV
The Bluestone National Scenic River spans a 10.5-mile portion of the Bluestone River in West Virginia. Over time, the river has carved its way through a breathtaking 1,000-foot-deep gorge. While trekking the 10-mile Bluestone Turnpike Trail, see if you can find any lingering artifacts from past settlers. Warm water fishing is popular here, along with paddling when the water level is high enough. The Gauley River National Recreation Area includes both six miles of the Meadow River and 25 miles of the Gualey River. Thrill seekers from around the country come here to whitewater raft on the Gauley River, which drops more than 600 feet in less than 30 miles. You can stop by Hawks Nest State Park or Babcock State Park for more local camping and hiking options. Over in Franklin County, the Booker T. Washington National Monument marks the birthplace of Booker Taliaferro Washington. This civil rights leader was born into slavery in 1856 and became an essential voice in American politics and business. The remains of the plantation still stand, and many of the supporting buildings have been reconstructed to match how they would've looked when Washington was growing up.
New River Trail State Park in Max Meadows offers four rustic RV campsites. While there are no sewer, water, or electrical hookups, the secluded fishing opportunities are exceptional. You can also go by tube or boat or participate in exciting water sports at this pet-friendly park. New River Junction currently offers 30-amp electrical hookups and plans to add 50-amp connections soon. Park your Class A or Class C motorhome in one of the large campsites before taking the shuttle down to the nearby river for prime boating and tubing. Strong Wi-Fi is available around most of the campground. The 20-site Fries New River RV Park has full hookups with 30-amp and 50-amp electrical options. You don't want to miss out on the free Wi-Fi, cable television, and great cell reception. In addition, this campground is surrounded by forest, allowing you to enjoy peaceful bird watching and hiking.
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