Bluestone WMA

Fixin’ to go on a fishing trip? For a large campground with space for all your gear, your besties and your pets head over to the Campground at the Mouth of Indian Creek in the Bluestone Wildlife Management Area. With waterways for floating and reeling in trout, and many trails for hiking and horseback riding surrounded by West Virginia’s lush fore Read more...

Banish summertime boredom with family camping at its finest, right on the river. Shanklin’s Ferry campground in the Bluestone Wildlife Management Area has got a playground on site for the littles, a nearby archery and shooting range for the big kids, and over 17,000 acres of natural playground right outside the tentflap. Load up the wagon and grab Read more...

Play all day in the wild and sleep under the stars at Bluestone Wildlife Management Area. This place has something for everyone with great fishing, hunting, horseback riding, hiking and boating among the many activities. Riverside Camping is the way to go here at Cedar Branch Campground with plenty of sites on the New River and many smaller creeks Read more...

Trade in your five star hotel for a billion star campsite, and get cozy with the earth under your feet and the river at your side. Bull Falls Campground in the Bluestone Wildlife Management Area is along the western side of the New River away from the other camping areas so you’ll feel extra exclusive. Bring the fam or a small entourage, including Read more...

For some quiet camping and hunting in the West Virginia woods, check out Indian Mills Campground. This small, pet and horse friendly spot is nearby the New River for boating and trout fishing, and has ample hunting opportunities in the woodsy Bluestone Wildlife Management Area. Get down with your wild self and practice those outdoor skills at the Read more...

There is nothing to be blue about at Bluestone Wildlife Management Area. This place is a hunter and anglers dream come true with over 17,000-acres of wild land full of water and woods and teeming with life. Plan on staying a few days at Keatley Campground near the eastern border and enjoy crisscrossing streams, trails, and lush, wild goodness to s Read more...