97% (7K) • 569 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Capon Bridge
Buffalo Gap Retreat and Camp
1. Buffalo Gap Retreat and Camp
94%
(452)
2.6mi from Capon Bridge · 68 sites · Tents, RVs
Located in the foothills of the Potomac Highlands, Buffalo Gap is a 1950s era former Mountain Kids Camp turned Retreat by a group of individuals who had a vision of creating a space where family and friends can enjoy a relaxing mountain get-away.
Situated between two mountains -- Sandy Ridge and Slane's Knob -- Buffalo Gap sits in the gap between the two.
Consequently, the 70 acre property is teaming with creeks and streams, along with a 1.5 acre spring fed lake, making it a peaceful and beautiful retreat from the daily stresses of life.
Rent a cabin, camp, have a wedding or family reunion, enjoy our lakeview café, swim, hike, kayak, canoe, and so much more.
With the nearby town of Capon Bridge just 10 minutes away and the Shenandoah Valley city of Winchester just 35 minutes, so much beauty and convenience with our riverside town and nearby bigger city for additional dining and entertainment as well as conveniences.
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Bubbling Spring Camp
2. Bubbling Spring Camp
98%
(26)
3.6mi from Capon Bridge · 10 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Welcome to Bubbling Springs! We are tucked away in the peaceful valley beside the banks of the Cacapon River. We invite you to come relax, unwind and enjoy Capon Bridge, WV. The RV sites include full hookups for water, power (50 and 30 amp) and sewer. The lot is flat and grassy with a gravel driveway. Firepits and access to the river is provided across the street. Enjoy, kayaking, floating, canoeing, fishing, and hiking. Bubbling Springs has a mix of small cabins on the river and RV lots. Utility hook ups are on the left side of the large lot allows you to pull in or back in. Water is sourced from the natural springs onsite.
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$60
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Riverdale Farm
3. Riverdale Farm
100%
(26)
5.5mi from Capon Bridge · 4 sites
Brand new custom high end "glamping" cabin nestled along the Cacapon River. Cacapon River is one of the cleanest rivers in West Virginia. The name Cacapon was given by the native americans for the healing aspects of the water. The cabin is located on the famous Riverdale Farm property that was home of Captain David Pugh. Captain Pugh was the last person to sign succession papers to make West Virginia a state. As we say, " West Virginia started here". The property was home of one of the first schools in West Virginia, the local post office and the Hook's Mill. People have traveled to this farm to enjoy camping and outdoor leisure since the 1830s. Come continue the tradition here.
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$194
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George Washington National Forest
4. George Washington National Forest
99%
(51)
National forest 98mi from Capon Bridge · 487 sites
Come and experience the magic of the Blue Ridge Mountains and Appalachia
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Jefferson National Forest
5. Jefferson National Forest
98%
(28)
National forest 212mi from Capon Bridge · 488 sites
Literally thousands of miles of hiking trails can take you anywhere you want to go.
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Carp Cove Farm
6. Carp Cove Farm
99%
(268)
5.9mi from Capon Bridge · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
We are a small family farm located along the North River.
Enjoy the quiet and relax with nature. Stay on a small working farm. We raise cattle and sheep. Located in Hampshire county West Virginia, we offer quiet private areas.
We have many primitive sites as well as camper hook ups. Full bathroom available.
Nice quiet place to stay while you explore Hampshire county West Virginia. Canoeing, kayaking, hiking and biking all available close by.
If you are looking for a quiet area without crowds, this is the place.
Welcome!
NOTICE
Under West Virginia law, there may be limited liability for an injury to or death of a participant in an agritourism activity conducted at this agritourism business if the injury or death results from the inherent risks of the agritourism activity. Inherent risks of agritourism activities include, among others, risks of injury inherent to landscape, terrain, equipment, and animals, as well as the potential for you to act in a negligent manner that may contribute to your injury or death. You are assuming the risk of participating in this agritourism activity.
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$27
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Bear Creek Clothing Optional Camp
7. Bear Creek Clothing Optional Camp
97%
(16)
6.4mi from Capon Bridge · 1 site
It's time to try to find out, how nice it is to camp on your own campsite amidst 6 wooded acres alongside Bear Creek, with Bear Stream running through the middle of it. Quiet and private, with paths and trails on the property. Dry firewood is provided there at the campsite. There is a charcoal grill ready to use, though you must bring your own charcoal. A small RV onsite provides a bathroom and shelter, but camping by the creek, listening to the water running is the way to do it. The site is also very private and naturist ready, and a perfect place for your dogs or your children to run free, so it's time to get back to nature. Since guests have the whole site, they can decide whether it's clothing optional or not. With the new boat launch site near Capon Bridge, on the Cacapon river nearby, and a few more upriver towards Wardensville, it's a great site for kayakers or canudists to plan river outings and stay nearby. There are multiple places to set up tents, or hammocks, either at the main campfire ring, or at several sites away from the main campsite. Throughout spring, rear wheel drive is recommended, and 4 wheel drive might be needed, and during the summer if heavy rain is expected. I would not recommend front wheel drive cars being used there in the spring, unless it is dry out. The RV is limited to two adults, and two to three children, for sleeping, due to it's size. Heading west, is the Canaan Valley and Davis and Thomas, WV. Both towns have many things worth visiting and are close together, and Winchester is 30 minutes away for supplies.
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$44
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Riverside Mountain Retreat
8. Riverside Mountain Retreat
100%
(28)
11mi from Capon Bridge · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Visit the site ranked by Hipcampers as one of the top three sites in West Virginia. Pitch your tent on a wooded mountain knoll overlooking the Cacapon River surrounded by the Allegheny Mountains as far as you can see. The Cacapon River is a hidden scenic gem and the cleanest river in West Virginia. This is rugged West Virginia at its best. Wildlife abounds and it is common to see Bald Eagles, Black Bears, and Whitetail Deer.
If relaxing on the ridge line and enjoying the views are not enough, hike down to the river via the powerline cut or trails and swim, paddle, or fish (WV license required...one day passes are available online). You can also hike the creek running through the deep hollow, which follows the state access road while enjoying dark Hemlock woods and shale cliffs. If you like to mountain bike, you will find the mountain access roads and trails offer you some back country riding fun.
The campsite has nice level areas for pitching a tent and an established fire ring and picnic table. Trails allow one to hike in or drive (a four wheel drive is necessary to access the ridge line campsite). The campsite is very private, but it's possible you will see a friendly neighbor pass by on the trail or see folks staying at the cabin in the valley along the river flats if you go down to the river or you can get a bird's eye view of cabins in the valley across the river from the top. The campsite is no trace so you must bag out all garbage and waste. Cat holes and such are not permitted so campers must bring and use a camp toilet. During exceptionally dry periods, open fire restrictions may be put in effect.
You will need a four wheel drive vehicle to access the site. If not, or in inclement weather (snow or heavy rains), you can hike in from the state road where the access road begins.
Learn more about this land:
The property's history dates back to pre-European settlement and was originally inhabited by Native Americans with archaeological evidence dating back at least 10,000 years. After European settlement, numerous
of battles were fought in the area during the French and Indian War, American Revolution, and it was even a cross-roads for armies during the Civil War. Farming, sustenance farming, and logging were the primary industries throughout the region. Later, during the Industrial Revolution, the river, limestone, charcoal, and iron ore from the area fueled a local iron bloomery, which the area, "Bloomery," is still named.
The land you are camping on was nearly completely logged over the last hundred years, but a few old growth trees can still be found throughout the mixed hardwoods forest. On the way to the campsite you will also pass the old original school house (now a hunting cabin) located on a neighbor's adjoining property. There are still a few old timers left that attended the one room schoolhouse as children, but the building predates them by many years. There is also an old Methodist Cemetery located on the property (not near the campsite) that dates back to the 1700s. If you happen to find this site, please do not disturb it.
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Stoney Creek Campground
9. Stoney Creek Campground
97%
(371)
13mi from Capon Bridge · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
Enjoy one of our four large, beautiful sites with friends or family. The South, North and Rocks sites offer great privacy and seclusion. The Bridge site offers unique charm and close proximity to river, creek and bridge, and has the best WiFI access.
Plenty of greenery between sites.
You should mostly only see neighbors when going to bathhouse.
On our property you will find, four large camp sites, Stoney Creek Country Store on the river, Pavillion next to the store, Cacapon River Outfitters behind the store, smallground campground next to pavillion, giant swing, bathhouse closest to riverside/campground, and a few (5) other trailers (mobile homes) further behind the store/bathhouse. The dead-end road that goes through our property leads to another riverside community that is sparsely developed.
Kayak, boat or tube (we offer Tubing and Canoes).
Fish or watch wildlife. (Fishing licenses available on DNR site for cheap)
Nearby attractions if the river is not enough:
* C&O Bike Trail, 185mi long from Washington DC to Cumberland MD
(~9 miles)
* Paw Paw Tunnel, part of C&O park
(~9 miles)
* Potomac River (~9miles allows gas powered boats)
* GreenRidge Forest
47,560 acres (~10 miles, hiking trails and sightseeing)
* Sideling Hill Wildlife Management area, 2,507 acres (2 miles)
* Eidolon Nature Preserve (~12 miles)
* Windmyer Hunting area, 422 acres, along route 9 (14 miles)
* Berkeley Springs Spas, Pool, Park and Mineral Waters
* Towns of Berkeley Springs, Hancock, Flintstone, Cumberland and Winchester within 40min drive
* Cacapon State Park, 6,115 acres.. Hiking and Biking trails.. (~18miles)
Day trips
Swallow Falls (1h 40m drive)
Deep Creek Lake area (90m drive)
Black Water Falls (2h drive)
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$80
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Fort Frederick State Park
10. Fort Frederick State Park
State park 31mi from Capon Bridge · 33 sites
A 585-acre park with a haunted history, Fort Frederick State Park offers a balance of education and recreation that’s mighty tough to beat. It borders the Potomac River with the the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal serving as passersby. Educational and historic exhibits are located in the fort, barracks, CCC Museum and Visitor Center. The park also organizes many programs including artillery firings, junior ranger activities, a colonial children’s day and the 18th Century Market Fair. Hike the gentle Beaver Pond Trail for a glimpse at wildlife or hit the Western Maryland Rail Trail for 23 miles of paved paths. Some crown it one of the best 12 trails in these United States.
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Shenandoah River State Park
11. Shenandoah River State Park
95%
(47)
State park 32mi from Capon Bridge · 16 sites
Discover the serene beauty of Shenandoah River State Park.
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Shenandoah National Park
12. Shenandoah National Park
95%
(243)
National park 57mi from Capon Bridge · 589 sites
Plan a mountain getaway where Virginia’s Blue Ridge meets the blue sky.
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Big Run State Park
13. Big Run State Park
100%
(1)
State park 41mi from Capon Bridge · 2 sites
Ready to get wild ‘n out? Big Run is the ultimate rugged getaway. Located at the mouth of the Savage River Reservoir, the park is a bomb semi-primitive base camp from which to explore the surrounding Savage River State Forest. You have easy access to fishing and boating on the reservoir, but keep it simple with non-motorized boats.Enjoy sweeping vistas and multiple creek crossings on the Monroe Run Trail, whose trailhead is next to campsite 62. At just under five miles, the trail runs along the old CCC road that connected the Savage River and Meadow Mountain camps in the 1930s. And be prepared for some seriously fierce natural beauty, especially if you visit in the fall. The surrounding mountain ridges offer a spectacular display of changing colors.
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A Hidden Gem
14. A Hidden Gem
99%
(80)
14mi from Capon Bridge · 1 site · Tent, RV
Disconnect to connect! Take a break from technology and the noise and connect with nature. Our aim is to go back to the basics so we all can be better. We all need each other and nature to thrive as a species.
Learn more about this land:
This is a beautiful 44 acre land with a water stream running through it making it a serene and relaxing hidden gem. The camp site is on a 12 acre open field with complete privacy from the main road with Sheep living on the property. There are two small mountain ridges that are great for hiking while being able to enjoy the scenic panoramic views. There is also a 9 acres of land across the main camp site that is surrounded by water on 3 sides, which is excellent for fishing.
We are located just a few miles from the West Virginia boarder.
TIPS:
-PLEASE KEEP ALL FOOD IN THE CAR when going to sleep or when you are away from the site.
- The area has wild animals (snakes, bears, coyotes, etc.) so make sure you stay safe and keep your food in a secure place. *pro-tip: animals are typically more scared of you, however be cautious and watch your step.
- During the Spring and Summer, there are all kind of bugs around so make sure bug spray is a priority!!
- There are two natural spring waters locations near by.
- If your planning to go into the water make sure to put on WATER SHOES! and enter at your own risk.
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Camp Cedar Creek
15. Camp Cedar Creek
99%
(356)
15mi from Capon Bridge · 6 sites
Creekside camping on Cedar Creek, one of the cleanest creeks in America. You'll be surrounded by beautiful scenery with a fire pit at each site. Enjoy birdwatching, wood turtles, wood ducks, eagles, hawks, blue crane, and other wildlife. Cell phones optional! Take day trips to wineries, farm markets, orchards, historic sites, and more. Enjoy fishing, hiking, National Forest, biking, solitude and nature. Outdoor shower and port-a-john on site. Cornhole boards, firewood and load-in assistance available upon request for a small fee. Nearby attractions include fishing, hiking, swimming, wineries, biking, orchards, Skyline Drive, and GW national forest.The oral history of Coal Mine Hollow has it that a moonshine still once graced the banks of Camp Cedar Creek. It was run by a recluse, who was always on the move from the Revenuers. A revenuer went missing along Cedar Creek one moonlit night, never to be seen again. The bearded recluse who ran the still, owned two mules, and an old car frame without a motor. Those mules would pull him through the hollow, and up into the mountains, where the revenuers never found him. Some say on a cold, moonlit night, they’ve seen his two old mules, pulling an old car frame past Camp Cedar Creek.
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The Bluffs at Cedar Creek
16. The Bluffs at Cedar Creek
100%
(105)
16mi from Capon Bridge · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
This is part of an 863 acre farm that has been bought sold and re-bought. Cedar Creek me Anders through the center of this property it is absolutely gorgeous a 4 mile trail lead you to the other end of the property and back around. We are very close to quite a few farmers markets, wineries, breweries, and even a distillery in the valley. There is an awesome hike, 2 miles down the road known as Eagle rock with a sprawling view back towards the east, which is absolutely stunning.!!
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Nicholson’s Wonder Forest
17. Nicholson’s Wonder Forest
100%
(20)
16mi from Capon Bridge · 2 sites
Whether you want to glamp, or just Camp. We have something for everyone. We have a site with a 13 ft canvas bell tent, a wood fired hot tub, as well water wand electric. As well as another site where you can pitch your own tent. We have a pond to fish in as well.
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$29
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Our Farm in Strasburg, VA
18. Our Farm in Strasburg, VA
98%
(179)
18mi from Capon Bridge · 2 sites
Our Farm sits on over 200 acres of family owned farmland that has been in the family for over 100 years.
It is the mission of Our Farm to
provide experiences, products, and a destination for folks to learn more about agriculture in the Valley and to instill a connection to the land.
At this time, Our Farm is focusing on unique lodging or "glamping*" options to bring people to the farm.
We are planning our Christmas tree farm now and do have grass-fed beef available upon request. This spring we are adding a garden with fresh veggies, fruit, and herbs for our visitors to partake of.
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Retreat at Paddy's Run
19. Retreat at Paddy's Run
100%
(65)
18mi from Capon Bridge · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
The Retreat at Paddy's Run is nestled on 175 mostly wooded acres in the Cedar Creek Valley of northwestern Virginia, just 90 minutes from the DC area. Paddy Run has a main lodge with kitchen and dining facilities, pool, picnic shelter, barbeque pit, two all-weather sleeping quarters, several summer cabins, and ample space for tent camping.
The retreat is located in a hub of outdoor adventure- a short drive to Shenandoah National Park and Skyline Drive, the Shenandoah River, Luray and Endless Caverns, George Washington National Forest and Tuscarora Trail. What campers love most about our property is the abundant space and privacy. The sunsets and star gazing are spectacular. We are also ideal for families with young kids- we have just enough 'creature comforts' that make first-time or new campers feel at home, while conveniences like toilets, showers and access to running water makes life easy on everyone. Furry family members are always welcome too!
Learn more about this land:
Camp Paddy Run is nestled on 175 mostly wooded acres in the Cedar Creek Valley. Located mid-way between Strasburg, VA and Wardensville, WV, we are a close drive to so much outdoor adventure- the Tuscarora Trail, Shenandoah River, Skyline Drive and George Washington National Forest. In addition to three prime campsites, Paddy Run has a main lodge with kitchen available for use upon request, pool, picnic shelter, and barbeque pit.
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Casita Of LOVE (Panhandle WV)
20. Casita Of LOVE (Panhandle WV)
99%
(39)
18mi from Capon Bridge · 2 sites
Nestled deep in the heart of the forest, our cozy glamping cabin awaits—where the whispering trees, golden sunsets, and a sky full of stars create the perfect retreat. Unplug, unwind, and reconnect with nature as you sit by the crackling campfire, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and let the magic of the wilderness soothe your soul.
Whether you’re seeking adventure or tranquility, this hidden gem offers the perfect escape. Come and experience the beauty, peace, and wonder of nature like never before.
Our property is very secluded next to the scenic and healing waters of Cacapon River, WV. at just 2hrs. from Washington D.C, Baltimore, Virginia, Maryland or Northern VA.
We are just 15 minutes away from Berkeley Springs town (First Spa of America) with restaurants, spas, antique shops and 25 minutes from Cacapon State Park.
There is an abundance of local activities, hiking trails, kayaking, fishing, boating, horseback riding (Cacapon State park), paddling, mountain bike trails, wildlife watching and swimming.
Check more at @InvisibleLoveHouse
Book your stay now and let the forest welcome you home!
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97% (7K) • 569 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Capon Bridge
Buffalo Gap Retreat and Camp
1. Buffalo Gap Retreat and Camp
94%
(452)
2.6mi from Capon Bridge · 68 sites · Tents, RVs
Located in the foothills of the Potomac Highlands, Buffalo Gap is a 1950s era former Mountain Kids Camp turned Retreat by a group of individuals who had a vision of creating a space where family and friends can enjoy a relaxing mountain get-away.
Situated between two mountains -- Sandy Ridge and Slane's Knob -- Buffalo Gap sits in the gap between the two.
Consequently, the 70 acre property is teaming with creeks and streams, along with a 1.5 acre spring fed lake, making it a peaceful and beautiful retreat from the daily stresses of life.
Rent a cabin, camp, have a wedding or family reunion, enjoy our lakeview café, swim, hike, kayak, canoe, and so much more.
With the nearby town of Capon Bridge just 10 minutes away and the Shenandoah Valley city of Winchester just 35 minutes, so much beauty and convenience with our riverside town and nearby bigger city for additional dining and entertainment as well as conveniences.
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Bubbling Spring Camp
2. Bubbling Spring Camp
98%
(26)
3.6mi from Capon Bridge · 10 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Welcome to Bubbling Springs! We are tucked away in the peaceful valley beside the banks of the Cacapon River. We invite you to come relax, unwind and enjoy Capon Bridge, WV. The RV sites include full hookups for water, power (50 and 30 amp) and sewer. The lot is flat and grassy with a gravel driveway. Firepits and access to the river is provided across the street. Enjoy, kayaking, floating, canoeing, fishing, and hiking. Bubbling Springs has a mix of small cabins on the river and RV lots. Utility hook ups are on the left side of the large lot allows you to pull in or back in. Water is sourced from the natural springs onsite.
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Riverdale Farm
3. Riverdale Farm
100%
(26)
5.5mi from Capon Bridge · 4 sites
Brand new custom high end "glamping" cabin nestled along the Cacapon River. Cacapon River is one of the cleanest rivers in West Virginia. The name Cacapon was given by the native americans for the healing aspects of the water. The cabin is located on the famous Riverdale Farm property that was home of Captain David Pugh. Captain Pugh was the last person to sign succession papers to make West Virginia a state. As we say, " West Virginia started here". The property was home of one of the first schools in West Virginia, the local post office and the Hook's Mill. People have traveled to this farm to enjoy camping and outdoor leisure since the 1830s. Come continue the tradition here.
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George Washington National Forest
4. George Washington National Forest
99%
(51)
National forest 98mi from Capon Bridge · 487 sites
Come and experience the magic of the Blue Ridge Mountains and Appalachia
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Jefferson National Forest
5. Jefferson National Forest
98%
(28)
National forest 212mi from Capon Bridge · 488 sites
Literally thousands of miles of hiking trails can take you anywhere you want to go.
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Carp Cove Farm
6. Carp Cove Farm
99%
(268)
5.9mi from Capon Bridge · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
We are a small family farm located along the North River.
Enjoy the quiet and relax with nature. Stay on a small working farm. We raise cattle and sheep. Located in Hampshire county West Virginia, we offer quiet private areas.
We have many primitive sites as well as camper hook ups. Full bathroom available.
Nice quiet place to stay while you explore Hampshire county West Virginia. Canoeing, kayaking, hiking and biking all available close by.
If you are looking for a quiet area without crowds, this is the place.
Welcome!
NOTICE
Under West Virginia law, there may be limited liability for an injury to or death of a participant in an agritourism activity conducted at this agritourism business if the injury or death results from the inherent risks of the agritourism activity. Inherent risks of agritourism activities include, among others, risks of injury inherent to landscape, terrain, equipment, and animals, as well as the potential for you to act in a negligent manner that may contribute to your injury or death. You are assuming the risk of participating in this agritourism activity.
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$27
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Bear Creek Clothing Optional Camp
7. Bear Creek Clothing Optional Camp
97%
(16)
6.4mi from Capon Bridge · 1 site
It's time to try to find out, how nice it is to camp on your own campsite amidst 6 wooded acres alongside Bear Creek, with Bear Stream running through the middle of it. Quiet and private, with paths and trails on the property. Dry firewood is provided there at the campsite. There is a charcoal grill ready to use, though you must bring your own charcoal. A small RV onsite provides a bathroom and shelter, but camping by the creek, listening to the water running is the way to do it. The site is also very private and naturist ready, and a perfect place for your dogs or your children to run free, so it's time to get back to nature. Since guests have the whole site, they can decide whether it's clothing optional or not. With the new boat launch site near Capon Bridge, on the Cacapon river nearby, and a few more upriver towards Wardensville, it's a great site for kayakers or canudists to plan river outings and stay nearby. There are multiple places to set up tents, or hammocks, either at the main campfire ring, or at several sites away from the main campsite. Throughout spring, rear wheel drive is recommended, and 4 wheel drive might be needed, and during the summer if heavy rain is expected. I would not recommend front wheel drive cars being used there in the spring, unless it is dry out. The RV is limited to two adults, and two to three children, for sleeping, due to it's size. Heading west, is the Canaan Valley and Davis and Thomas, WV. Both towns have many things worth visiting and are close together, and Winchester is 30 minutes away for supplies.
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Riverside Mountain Retreat
8. Riverside Mountain Retreat
100%
(28)
11mi from Capon Bridge · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Visit the site ranked by Hipcampers as one of the top three sites in West Virginia. Pitch your tent on a wooded mountain knoll overlooking the Cacapon River surrounded by the Allegheny Mountains as far as you can see. The Cacapon River is a hidden scenic gem and the cleanest river in West Virginia. This is rugged West Virginia at its best. Wildlife abounds and it is common to see Bald Eagles, Black Bears, and Whitetail Deer.
If relaxing on the ridge line and enjoying the views are not enough, hike down to the river via the powerline cut or trails and swim, paddle, or fish (WV license required...one day passes are available online). You can also hike the creek running through the deep hollow, which follows the state access road while enjoying dark Hemlock woods and shale cliffs. If you like to mountain bike, you will find the mountain access roads and trails offer you some back country riding fun.
The campsite has nice level areas for pitching a tent and an established fire ring and picnic table. Trails allow one to hike in or drive (a four wheel drive is necessary to access the ridge line campsite). The campsite is very private, but it's possible you will see a friendly neighbor pass by on the trail or see folks staying at the cabin in the valley along the river flats if you go down to the river or you can get a bird's eye view of cabins in the valley across the river from the top. The campsite is no trace so you must bag out all garbage and waste. Cat holes and such are not permitted so campers must bring and use a camp toilet. During exceptionally dry periods, open fire restrictions may be put in effect.
You will need a four wheel drive vehicle to access the site. If not, or in inclement weather (snow or heavy rains), you can hike in from the state road where the access road begins.
Learn more about this land:
The property's history dates back to pre-European settlement and was originally inhabited by Native Americans with archaeological evidence dating back at least 10,000 years. After European settlement, numerous
of battles were fought in the area during the French and Indian War, American Revolution, and it was even a cross-roads for armies during the Civil War. Farming, sustenance farming, and logging were the primary industries throughout the region. Later, during the Industrial Revolution, the river, limestone, charcoal, and iron ore from the area fueled a local iron bloomery, which the area, "Bloomery," is still named.
The land you are camping on was nearly completely logged over the last hundred years, but a few old growth trees can still be found throughout the mixed hardwoods forest. On the way to the campsite you will also pass the old original school house (now a hunting cabin) located on a neighbor's adjoining property. There are still a few old timers left that attended the one room schoolhouse as children, but the building predates them by many years. There is also an old Methodist Cemetery located on the property (not near the campsite) that dates back to the 1700s. If you happen to find this site, please do not disturb it.
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Stoney Creek Campground
9. Stoney Creek Campground
97%
(371)
13mi from Capon Bridge · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
Enjoy one of our four large, beautiful sites with friends or family. The South, North and Rocks sites offer great privacy and seclusion. The Bridge site offers unique charm and close proximity to river, creek and bridge, and has the best WiFI access.
Plenty of greenery between sites.
You should mostly only see neighbors when going to bathhouse.
On our property you will find, four large camp sites, Stoney Creek Country Store on the river, Pavillion next to the store, Cacapon River Outfitters behind the store, smallground campground next to pavillion, giant swing, bathhouse closest to riverside/campground, and a few (5) other trailers (mobile homes) further behind the store/bathhouse. The dead-end road that goes through our property leads to another riverside community that is sparsely developed.
Kayak, boat or tube (we offer Tubing and Canoes).
Fish or watch wildlife. (Fishing licenses available on DNR site for cheap)
Nearby attractions if the river is not enough:
* C&O Bike Trail, 185mi long from Washington DC to Cumberland MD
(~9 miles)
* Paw Paw Tunnel, part of C&O park
(~9 miles)
* Potomac River (~9miles allows gas powered boats)
* GreenRidge Forest
47,560 acres (~10 miles, hiking trails and sightseeing)
* Sideling Hill Wildlife Management area, 2,507 acres (2 miles)
* Eidolon Nature Preserve (~12 miles)
* Windmyer Hunting area, 422 acres, along route 9 (14 miles)
* Berkeley Springs Spas, Pool, Park and Mineral Waters
* Towns of Berkeley Springs, Hancock, Flintstone, Cumberland and Winchester within 40min drive
* Cacapon State Park, 6,115 acres.. Hiking and Biking trails.. (~18miles)
Day trips
Swallow Falls (1h 40m drive)
Deep Creek Lake area (90m drive)
Black Water Falls (2h drive)
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Fort Frederick State Park
10. Fort Frederick State Park
State park 31mi from Capon Bridge · 33 sites
A 585-acre park with a haunted history, Fort Frederick State Park offers a balance of education and recreation that’s mighty tough to beat. It borders the Potomac River with the the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal serving as passersby. Educational and historic exhibits are located in the fort, barracks, CCC Museum and Visitor Center. The park also organizes many programs including artillery firings, junior ranger activities, a colonial children’s day and the 18th Century Market Fair. Hike the gentle Beaver Pond Trail for a glimpse at wildlife or hit the Western Maryland Rail Trail for 23 miles of paved paths. Some crown it one of the best 12 trails in these United States.
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Shenandoah River State Park
11. Shenandoah River State Park
95%
(47)
State park 32mi from Capon Bridge · 16 sites
Discover the serene beauty of Shenandoah River State Park.
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Shenandoah National Park
12. Shenandoah National Park
95%
(243)
National park 57mi from Capon Bridge · 589 sites
Plan a mountain getaway where Virginia’s Blue Ridge meets the blue sky.
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Big Run State Park
13. Big Run State Park
100%
(1)
State park 41mi from Capon Bridge · 2 sites
Ready to get wild ‘n out? Big Run is the ultimate rugged getaway. Located at the mouth of the Savage River Reservoir, the park is a bomb semi-primitive base camp from which to explore the surrounding Savage River State Forest. You have easy access to fishing and boating on the reservoir, but keep it simple with non-motorized boats.Enjoy sweeping vistas and multiple creek crossings on the Monroe Run Trail, whose trailhead is next to campsite 62. At just under five miles, the trail runs along the old CCC road that connected the Savage River and Meadow Mountain camps in the 1930s. And be prepared for some seriously fierce natural beauty, especially if you visit in the fall. The surrounding mountain ridges offer a spectacular display of changing colors.
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A Hidden Gem
14. A Hidden Gem
99%
(80)
14mi from Capon Bridge · 1 site · Tent, RV
Disconnect to connect! Take a break from technology and the noise and connect with nature. Our aim is to go back to the basics so we all can be better. We all need each other and nature to thrive as a species.
Learn more about this land:
This is a beautiful 44 acre land with a water stream running through it making it a serene and relaxing hidden gem. The camp site is on a 12 acre open field with complete privacy from the main road with Sheep living on the property. There are two small mountain ridges that are great for hiking while being able to enjoy the scenic panoramic views. There is also a 9 acres of land across the main camp site that is surrounded by water on 3 sides, which is excellent for fishing.
We are located just a few miles from the West Virginia boarder.
TIPS:
-PLEASE KEEP ALL FOOD IN THE CAR when going to sleep or when you are away from the site.
- The area has wild animals (snakes, bears, coyotes, etc.) so make sure you stay safe and keep your food in a secure place. *pro-tip: animals are typically more scared of you, however be cautious and watch your step.
- During the Spring and Summer, there are all kind of bugs around so make sure bug spray is a priority!!
- There are two natural spring waters locations near by.
- If your planning to go into the water make sure to put on WATER SHOES! and enter at your own risk.
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Camp Cedar Creek
15. Camp Cedar Creek
99%
(356)
15mi from Capon Bridge · 6 sites
Creekside camping on Cedar Creek, one of the cleanest creeks in America. You'll be surrounded by beautiful scenery with a fire pit at each site. Enjoy birdwatching, wood turtles, wood ducks, eagles, hawks, blue crane, and other wildlife. Cell phones optional! Take day trips to wineries, farm markets, orchards, historic sites, and more. Enjoy fishing, hiking, National Forest, biking, solitude and nature. Outdoor shower and port-a-john on site. Cornhole boards, firewood and load-in assistance available upon request for a small fee. Nearby attractions include fishing, hiking, swimming, wineries, biking, orchards, Skyline Drive, and GW national forest.The oral history of Coal Mine Hollow has it that a moonshine still once graced the banks of Camp Cedar Creek. It was run by a recluse, who was always on the move from the Revenuers. A revenuer went missing along Cedar Creek one moonlit night, never to be seen again. The bearded recluse who ran the still, owned two mules, and an old car frame without a motor. Those mules would pull him through the hollow, and up into the mountains, where the revenuers never found him. Some say on a cold, moonlit night, they’ve seen his two old mules, pulling an old car frame past Camp Cedar Creek.
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The Bluffs at Cedar Creek
16. The Bluffs at Cedar Creek
100%
(105)
16mi from Capon Bridge · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
This is part of an 863 acre farm that has been bought sold and re-bought. Cedar Creek me Anders through the center of this property it is absolutely gorgeous a 4 mile trail lead you to the other end of the property and back around. We are very close to quite a few farmers markets, wineries, breweries, and even a distillery in the valley. There is an awesome hike, 2 miles down the road known as Eagle rock with a sprawling view back towards the east, which is absolutely stunning.!!
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Nicholson’s Wonder Forest
17. Nicholson’s Wonder Forest
100%
(20)
16mi from Capon Bridge · 2 sites
Whether you want to glamp, or just Camp. We have something for everyone. We have a site with a 13 ft canvas bell tent, a wood fired hot tub, as well water wand electric. As well as another site where you can pitch your own tent. We have a pond to fish in as well.
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Our Farm in Strasburg, VA
18. Our Farm in Strasburg, VA
98%
(179)
18mi from Capon Bridge · 2 sites
Our Farm sits on over 200 acres of family owned farmland that has been in the family for over 100 years.
It is the mission of Our Farm to
provide experiences, products, and a destination for folks to learn more about agriculture in the Valley and to instill a connection to the land.
At this time, Our Farm is focusing on unique lodging or "glamping*" options to bring people to the farm.
We are planning our Christmas tree farm now and do have grass-fed beef available upon request. This spring we are adding a garden with fresh veggies, fruit, and herbs for our visitors to partake of.
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Retreat at Paddy's Run
19. Retreat at Paddy's Run
100%
(65)
18mi from Capon Bridge · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
The Retreat at Paddy's Run is nestled on 175 mostly wooded acres in the Cedar Creek Valley of northwestern Virginia, just 90 minutes from the DC area. Paddy Run has a main lodge with kitchen and dining facilities, pool, picnic shelter, barbeque pit, two all-weather sleeping quarters, several summer cabins, and ample space for tent camping.
The retreat is located in a hub of outdoor adventure- a short drive to Shenandoah National Park and Skyline Drive, the Shenandoah River, Luray and Endless Caverns, George Washington National Forest and Tuscarora Trail. What campers love most about our property is the abundant space and privacy. The sunsets and star gazing are spectacular. We are also ideal for families with young kids- we have just enough 'creature comforts' that make first-time or new campers feel at home, while conveniences like toilets, showers and access to running water makes life easy on everyone. Furry family members are always welcome too!
Learn more about this land:
Camp Paddy Run is nestled on 175 mostly wooded acres in the Cedar Creek Valley. Located mid-way between Strasburg, VA and Wardensville, WV, we are a close drive to so much outdoor adventure- the Tuscarora Trail, Shenandoah River, Skyline Drive and George Washington National Forest. In addition to three prime campsites, Paddy Run has a main lodge with kitchen available for use upon request, pool, picnic shelter, and barbeque pit.
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Casita Of LOVE (Panhandle WV)
20. Casita Of LOVE (Panhandle WV)
99%
(39)
18mi from Capon Bridge · 2 sites
Nestled deep in the heart of the forest, our cozy glamping cabin awaits—where the whispering trees, golden sunsets, and a sky full of stars create the perfect retreat. Unplug, unwind, and reconnect with nature as you sit by the crackling campfire, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and let the magic of the wilderness soothe your soul.
Whether you’re seeking adventure or tranquility, this hidden gem offers the perfect escape. Come and experience the beauty, peace, and wonder of nature like never before.
Our property is very secluded next to the scenic and healing waters of Cacapon River, WV. at just 2hrs. from Washington D.C, Baltimore, Virginia, Maryland or Northern VA.
We are just 15 minutes away from Berkeley Springs town (First Spa of America) with restaurants, spas, antique shops and 25 minutes from Cacapon State Park.
There is an abundance of local activities, hiking trails, kayaking, fishing, boating, horseback riding (Cacapon State park), paddling, mountain bike trails, wildlife watching and swimming.
Check more at @InvisibleLoveHouse
Book your stay now and let the forest welcome you home!
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Joe
3 weeks ago
16 ft car
With pets
2nd or 3rd time staying here. Camped in the snow and it was absolutely beautiful. Would stay again. A++
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Justin
January 2026
20 ft campervan
This was my second stay at Wineberry Grove and it was just as pleasant as the first. Great location, space and privacy. The added outhouse was nice for those without a toilet. The swinging bridge down the road from the site is also an added perk. Highly recommended!
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Adam
January 2026
Tent
With kids
Great area with lots of land to explore. I went with my 7 year old in January and there was more than plenty to do and see.
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Rileigh
January 2026
40 ft toy hauler
Levi is a wonderful host!!! He has a beautiful land and property that suited our needs of getting some quiet time in nature. Tons of walking trails to discover, friendly fishermen, but Levi's hospitality is really what made this trip. He helped us figure out our camper, went out of his way to help us fix our truck, and gave us a tour of his farm! I can't say enough good things about Levi, his family, dogs, property, and the people we met on this trip. 10/10 we will be coming back
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Natasha
January 2026
Weekend Trip to Riverdale Farm
We truly enjoyed our stay at the cabin this past weekend. The hosts made every effort to accommodate our needs and were responsive when concerns were raised.
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Hoang
January 2026
Tent
Host Levi was incredibly nice and welcoming. He stopped by later in the afternoon to check in and see if we needed anything, which was really appreciated.
I loved the campsite—it was clean and had plenty of room for our tent. You can park directly at your site, making unloading and loading camping gear extremely easy.
I didn’t do any fishing during my stay, but fishing is available if that’s something you’re interested in. Just a small heads-up—fishermen may walk past your campsite.
What I loved most about this place was the sound of the creek. It was incredibly peaceful and relaxing, especially after a long day.
I would absolutely come back to Levi’s campsite again.
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Nick
January 2026
15 ft campervan
With pets
Very cool spot with nice views, especially in winter when the trees are bare and you can see around in all directions. It was very private. You do need 4 wheel drive and decent tires to travel the last mile of dirt road into camp. I drove a stock 4WD Tacoma and had no issues in dry weather.
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Chip
November 2025
16 ft car
This is the perfect combo of spacious camping spots, easy access from the highway, and just enough amenities to make this a truly enjoyable experience. Combo lock access behind a gate means late arrivals can just cruise right in and feel nice and private once you’re set up. The bathroom facilities are a great touch to level up what would otherwise be primitive camping. Jen was responsive and accommodating.
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Carl
November 2025
Tent
With pets
This spot is a gem and the hosts are gracious with many other amenities. I would highly recommend this spot for 1-3 people or 2 people and a dog looking for a waterfront site for a more relaxed camping experience. "More relaxed" because the tent platform makes tent setup easy, and you don't have to worry about issues with the ground, and John and Mary have firewood and a fire pit ready for use. I'll be coming back soon.
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Anna
November 2025
With kids
Easy to get to, nice place for a fire and fun area for kids. Camper is so clean and comfortable. We had a relaxing weekend. Very peaceful calm evening with stars.
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Neha
November 2025
Weekend Trip to Our Farm in Strasburg, VA
Don’t even think about it. Best glamping experience! The hosts are very responsive. Get their blueberry scones! Loved that the space is very private with beautiful views. We enjoyed the sheep right outside our window. The amenities are excellent. Thank you for a lovely weekend.
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Josh
November 2025
With kids
Great spot near Berkeley Springs. Five out of Five stars!
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lauren
November 2025
Tent
With pets
We stayed one night with our two 12 year old girls. They loved kayaking , playing cornhole (from the shed on the property), dancing on the platform and roasting marshmallows. It was so peaceful and can’t wait to visit this site again. This has been our fave camping site yet!
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Jackie
November 2025
Tent
Group trip
A group of four of us stayed at this campsite over the past weekend and had such a wonderful experience! The entire area was clean, spacious, and beautifully maintained, with plenty of room to relax and enjoy the outdoors. The porta-potties were pretty clean, and there were a good number of them stationed out by the front. Firewood was delivered to us by Levi's daughter which was a nice touch. When she wasn't around, we could easily grab a crate of firewood ourselves near the front and pay by Venmo or cash. The firepit that we had at our campsite was great, tall and had great air flow holes at the bottom and a metal grate we could use for cooking. The provided picnic table was nice and very wide.
The campsite felt peaceful when we were sitting by the fire at night. The river near our campsite had a good amount of activity with people coming to fish for trout (which the owner stocks with plenty) which means we didn't have complete privacy during the day. However, our campsite's overall atmosphere made it easy to unwind and enjoy nature.
I would absolutely recommend this campsite to anyone looking for a relaxing, enjoyable outdoor escape. The location is perfect, only about an hour drive from Centreville, VA which makes the camping experience so much better we didn't have to drive far to experience some wonderful outdoors. Lots of sites to see in the area with hiking so we'll definitely be back to do more activities.
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Jordy
November 2025
Tent
With pets
The campsite was great for what we needed. Our dog enjoyed walking around the site and meeting the friendly horses. We're very low maintenance so it was a good match for our stay. The stars are super pretty at nighttime and the area is quiet enough to enjoy the camp. The locals were friendly and we felt very safe being here.
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Anna
November 2025
With kids
We had an incredible stay during our family trip. We originally booked for two nights but ended up extending another day because we didn’t want to leave. We came as a family of four with two little kids, and this place exceeded all our expectations.
The property is beautiful with incredible views and great amenities, you really don’t need to leave. Our kids especially loved the arcade, the pumpkin carving, and the zip line.
The tiny home was spotless, well kept, and the welcome basket with snacks, wine, and s’mores kit was such a nice touch. We had the pleasure of the owners who were warm and hospitable. Their recommendation to visit the Farmers Daughter shop was spot-on, the burgers, sausages, and steak were fantastic.
Quiet, relaxing, and perfect for families or couples. We’re already planning our next trip. Highly recommend, 5 stars!
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Molly
November 2025
With pets
We thoroughly enjoyed our time in the Full Moon dome. 2 adults and 3 large dogs had PLENTY of space both inside and outside to rest and relax. We LOED watching the sheep outside the large dome window while drinking coffee in the mornings (French press provided!). There was plenty of firewood for the firepit and a propane grill nearby - we had such a peaceful experience.
Highly recommend ordering some popovers and banana nut w/ chocolate chip muffins! We ordered the night before and Remy had them made and packaged in a wonderful picnic basket by 08300 the next morning! And while you're there, pick up some fresh grass-fed steak for grilling bringing home.
Directions: site navigation was very easy. Custom road, parking, and site signs made it very easy to find the dome at night,
All linens for both bed and futon are provided so we didn't need to worry about packing bedding/pillows etc Traveled in early November and didn't have any issues with bugs like mosquitoes or ticks.
Compost toilet in the dome was such a luxury and easy to use.
Tips/tricks: bring a bucket or bowl for gray water. You'll need a way to wash plates/utensils, french press, hands etc.
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Marisa
November 2025
Tent
With pets
We loved camping here! Site 2 is right on the creek, spacious, and private except for the kind fly fishermen and women coming through in the daytime. David was kind and accommodating - we would be happy to be hosted by him again in the future. Great bugs and amphibians for those interested. :)
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Christopher
November 2025
Tent
Group trip
Very nice quiet spot with amazing scenery. Renovated outhouse was a plus!
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Bronson
November 2025
Tent
Group trip
David is a great host and we always enjoy staying at Cedar Creek! The stream is crystal clear and it's great being able to set up camp so close. This was our third time staying and we will definitely be back!
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