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$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. Amelia Wildlife Management Area is primarily upland habitat with approximately 175 acres of bottomland hardwoods and beaver swamps along the Appomattox River. Formerly farmland, much of the area remains open and is actively managed [...]
The Welcome Center currently has three RV hookup sites for one night only, except during certain special events or with special permission. The sites have water, electricity, sewer and WI-FI. The cost for full hook-up is $25.00 per night. Use of the convenience stations for RV Campers is $5.00. Campers must have a hose for [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. The Big Survey Wildlife Management Area rests atop four mountain ridges in the middle of Wythe County, Virginia. The property’s 7,500-acre woodland is just south of Wytheville and divides the Reed Creek and Cripple [...]
Location Located just off of Virginia Highway 39, this area offers a variety of camping situations. The lower portion of the campground is a mostly open grassy field with plenty of room to spread out. The upper area is small tent sites in a wooded setting. Attractions Back Creek, which runs along one side of [...]
This free, primitive camping area is located adjacent to Braley Pond. This 4.5-acre acre pond is stocked with rainbow trout are stocked and largemouth bass, bluegill, and channel catfish are thriving. It is located in the George Washington National Forest of Virgina. The forestry website states that there isn’t any drinking water while the facebook [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. Most of the management area’s 4,539 acres are in southern Fauquier County with the balance being in Culpeper County. Over 1,000 of these acres are open, the result of their past use for agriculture. [...]
$10/night The CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) is gone, but their legacy still remains. “The boys of Roosevelt” built many of the recreation areas, roads, and trails, enjoyed today. Many of the pathways and low foundations of this first CCC camp still remain on the grounds. Today, Camp Roosevelt is enjoyed by many for camping, picnicking, [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. Cavalier WMA provides coastal and forested habitats for a wide range of wildlife, including black bear, neo-tropical migratory songbirds, canebrake rattlesnakes, white-tailed deer, and eastern wild turkeys. Currently, much of the management area is [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. The area is dominated by mountains rising steeply from narrow valley floors. Due to difference in elevation a unique forest had developed. Tree species from both southern and northern forests are found. Elevations range [...]
The campground offers 8 camping units with parking and picnic tables, picnic shelter and fireplace; a beautiful overlook of Elk Creek Valley is accessible in the area, as well as nearby Hale Lake (2 miles), Unaka nature trail and Little Dry Run and Iron Mountain Trails. $5/night
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. The Crooked Creek Wildlife Management Area is located in the gently rolling mountains of Carroll county in Southwest Virginia. The area’s 1,796-acres, include both forested and open land and encompass portions of both Crooked [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. Dick Cross (formerly Elm Hill) Wildlife Management Area is located in Mecklenburg County, along the north side of the Roanoke River just below John H. Kerr Dam. Gently rolling land, the area’s elevation varies [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. One tract of land totaling 758 acres found adjacent to the Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge is made up of mixed uplands and seasonal wetlands. The forest varies in age adding to the [...]
This is a forestry service developed and hosted campsite. Normal rate is $14. 12/1 through 4/16 this site has reduced services and $10/night fees.
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. Fairystone Farms Wildlife Management Area occupies 5,321 acres, in Patrick and Henry Counties. Divided into several parcels, the management area surrounds much of Fairystone State Park and borders portions of Philpott Reservoir. The area [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. Featherfin covers nearly 2,800 acres in Prince Edward, Appomattox, and Buckingham Counties. Numerous forested ridges and small drainages merge with the Appomattox River along Featherfin’s 10 miles of river frontage. These forest habitats include [...]
Located between Troutdale and Konnarock (about 18 miles east of Damascus), at the junction of Highways 603 and 741, this primitive facility is favored by horse campers. Features include hitching posts and access to horse watering. Portable toilets, but no drinking water or showers. The camp offers access to the Virginia Highlands Horse Trail, Iron [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. Located in Bath County and divided by Lake Moomaw, the two tracts of the Gathright Wildlife Management Area contains 13,428 acres, encompassing three major mountains, Allegheny and Bolar Mountains west of the lake, and [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. Goshen and Little North Mountain are primarily forested, being dominated by upland hardwoods. Elevations on the area range from 1,326 to 3,400 feet. The steepest topography is on the Goshen parcel. It is here, [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. The majority of the Hardware River Wildlife Management Area is wooded, primarily with hardwood species. These include many of the oaks, plus maple, hickory and gum. Some pure pine stands are found on the [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. Located in the Appalachian Highlands, this area has grown to 7,190 acres. Havens occupies a part of Fort Lewis Mountain, about five miles west of the Roanoke-Salem area. This is steep and generally inaccessible [...]
Hidden Valley Recreation Area in the George Washington National Forest offers excellent fishing in the Jackson River for stocked and native trout and other cold water fish species. The 20 miles of trails offer excellent opportunities for hiking, enjoying scenic views, fishing and hunting access, and for mountain biking. 180 acres of hayfields offer viewing [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. Hidden Valley Wildlife Management Area is located in Southwest Virginia’s Washington County, and is bordered by Russell County along the area’s northwest boundary. This 6,400-acre property is mostly forested mountain land with the exception [...]
Lake with beach, fishing stream, trails, no gas powered boats on lake. $10/night
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. Highland Wildlife Management Area’s three separate tracts of land—Jack Mountain, Bullpasture Mountain and Little Doe Hill—comprise a total of 14,283 acres. Timber types are primarily upland hardwood forest of oak/hickory and mixed oak stands. [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. Highland Wildlife Management Area’s three separate tracts of land—Jack Mountain, Bullpasture Mountain and Little Doe Hill—comprise a total of 14,283 acres. Timber types are primarily upland hardwood forest of oak/hickory and mixed oak stands. [...]
Hone Quarry Campground is located in Rockingham County, Virginia and is part of the Dry River Ranger District of the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests. $5/night Access From Harrisonburg, Virginia: Take U.S. 42 South from Harrisonburg for approximately three miles to the intersection with State Route (S.R.) 257 at Dayton. Turn right off U.S. [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. The area consists of 2,910 acres of rolling hills with numerous small streams and beaver ponds. It is situated on the southeastern part of the Slate River drainage at an elevation of about 500 [...]
Located on Forest Road 14, two miles east of Highway 21 on the east end of the Mount Rogers National Recreation Area. Features include hitching rails, horse trailer parking, and chemical flush toilets. Open year-around; fee area. The camp offers access to the Virginia Highlands Horse Trail. $7/night
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. The area’s 1,213 acres vary from hilly in the upper woodland to level bottomland along the James River. Elevation ranges from 350 to 500 feet. The area fronts on the James River for a [...]
Space available for Motor Homes, Trailers, and Tents. Paved entrance into the campground. Equipped with Dump Station and Bath House. Open Year Round! Showers, Laundry, and additional amenities are on premises with our LEE HI Travel Store. Great meals are offered on premises at our Berky’s Restaurant. Pricing per night: Dry Camp $10 / Night [...]
Little Fort is a minimally developed recreation area near the meadow that was once a rest stop for a stagecoach line. There are 9 campsites and vault toilets. No water is available, please bring your own. This is the closest campground to our OHV motorized trail system.
McClintic Point campground is located on Lake Moomaw in western Virginia. The 2530 acre lake has 43.5 miles of shore line, an average depth of 80 feet and a maximum depth of 150 feet. $8/night Directions From Warm Springs, Virginia take US 39 west 12 miles to state route (SR) 600, turn left (south)on SR [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. All of Merrimac Farm WMA’s 301 acres lie within Prince William County. Nearly one mile of Cedar Run forms the southern boundary and Quantico Marine Corps Base makes up much of the eastern boundary. [...]
Went there last year. about a dozen free sites on a good gravel road with dead ends at either end. One end had a porta potty. A small pond near the entrance. Sites have a rock fire pit. Some can drive in, others park on the side of the road and walk 20 feet to [...]
$10/night Developed forestry service campground.
This George Washington National Forest is located SW of Stokesville, VA. Very remote, but peaceful and quiet. It is an open park-like campground where you can park anywhere. Open all year. No water at CG, has 2 pit privey, however, water and dump station are located nearby (2 miles) at Todd Lake Campground (when open). [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. Nearly level, the 934-acre Pettigew Wildlife Management Area’s modest elevations range from 50 to 200 feet. Most of the area is forested. Oaks and beech dominate hardwood stands, and pine stands consist of both [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. Once part of several farms, this gently rolling upland is well drained by several small streams that slowly make there way to Sallee Creek. Sallee Creek traverses the area northward on its way to [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. The area consists of 10,326 acres broken into eight separate tracts distributed along the east slope of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Madison and Greene Counties. Four of these tracts adjoin Shenandoah National Park [...]
Raven Cliff Horse Camp provides access to the Virginia Highlands Horse Trail. It has parking, hitching rails and chemical toilets. No potable water. Open fields for camping. $5/night
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. Stewart’s Creek Wildlife Management Area lies along the Blue Ridge Mountains and encompasses portions of the headwaters of the North and South Forks of the stream for which the area is named. Much of [...]
Located in the Barbours Creek Wilderness Area at the base of Potts Mountain, the Pines is a campsite with 17 family camping sites and 4 camping units with space for horse trailers to pull in. Horse corral and unloading ramps. Water available. The camping area is located adjacent to a large expanse of wilderness and [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. The major portion of the management area’s two parcels, totaling nearly 4,000 acres, are located in Northwestern Fauquier County. Beginning at its lower reaches, the property rises in a series of steep inclines and [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. Elongated Turkeycock Mountain Wildlife Management Area lies along the ridge of Turkeycock Mountain northwest of Martinsville. Here, the mountain’s ridge also forms the boundary between Franklin and Henry Counties, and the management area’s 2,679 [...]
Camping area features six units with grills and lantern posts, well water and toilets. A wildlife pond is a short walk from the campground. Dismal Falls is nearby and Dismal Creek provides fishing and wading. Numerous hiking trails, including the Appalachian Trail are easily accessible. A large expanse of the Jefferson National Forest for hunting, [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. Located near Casanova, close to the heart of Fauquier County’s horse country, the 271 acre Weston has a variety of habitat features. Mature hardwood forests predominate and are found on upland terraces and along [...]
$4 per day for a day pass, $23 for a yearly pass, or one of the acceptable licenses/waivers. More information below. More accurately a plateau, the topography of the White Oak Mountain Wildlife Management Area is moderately rolling with elevations ranging from about 550 to 900 feet. The area’s 2,748 acres are about twothirds forested. [...]
White Rocks Campground is a great camp spot for those who enjoy a natural setting and don’t need lots of amenities. It is set in the midst of a typical Appalachian forest and a small creek meanders through several sites. Small RV’s would work in most sites. Larger campers can be accommodated in the pull-through [...]
Enjoy a wooded retreat on the Virginia and West Virginia state lines. Once the site of Civilian Conservation Corps Camp, Wolf Gap F-3, this campground provides 9 campsites complete with tent pad, picnic table and fire ring. There is a small picnic area with grills and picnic tables. There is no fee to camp here. [...]