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The best camping in Green Springs National Historic Landmark District, VA
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The best camping in Green Springs National Historic Landmark District, VA
Phantom Hill Forest Retreats
1. Phantom Hill Forest Retreats
99%
(144)
4.9mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 6 sites · Tents, Lodging
Three creek-side tent sites and an RV site in an enchanted forest! Enjoy well maintained walking trails, hidden treasure boxes, art and game station, scavenger hunts, gnome hide and seek, and learning about a working shiitake mushroom farm! All sites are spaced out for maximum privacy - see map!
Each site includes a large propane grill, fire pit, solar string lights, tables and seating, hammocks, critter proof boxes for food, and firewood available for purchase (conveniently located at the site). Clean composting toilet (serviced 2x a day).
Rental items include tents (we will set up for you), sleeping pads, coolers with ice, potable water jugs, and insect screens.
Within a couple miles of Southern Revere Brewery/Winery and scenic Forrest Green Farm.
There is a lot to do on the property:
* 40 acres with a couple miles of trails you can hike or bike (map provided)
* Self-guided tour of mushroom farm
* Hidden creature scavenger hunt
* Gnomes are hidden throughout the forest for you to find AND hide!
* Hidden treasure boxes - take something and/or leave something!
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$80
/ night
Southern Revere Vineyard & Farm
2. Southern Revere Vineyard & Farm
100%
(92)
5.4mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
We are a family owned and operated vineyard and farm. Home to Southern Revere Cellars - Farm Brewery and Winery! 70 acres of forest and fields with a small pond and 3 Nigerian Dwarf goats. There are some fish in the pond, but it is catch and release. Fenced dog park and playground located behind the tasting room. Located conveniently between Richmond and Charlottesville only 3 miles off I-64 but feels like the secluded countryside. There are trails around the property to explore as well (please be considerate of other campers if present). You are welcome to visit the playground behind the tasting barn too. Porta john is also available in front of tasting room building, and water hose on East side of building for small amounts of water if needed (not intended to fill camper tanks).
*Do note that we are a public business open Thurs-Mon, so there may be some noise and driveway traffic during open hours. Though we encourage you to join the fun! Check out our events calendar here: facebook.com/southernrevere/events
**Please leave no trace and clean up after your pets. Pets must be on leash if coming to tasting room. QUIET HOURS: 10PM-7AM (please be courteous of potential fellow campers on the property).
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$45
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Billyville in Bells Crossroads
3. Billyville in Bells Crossroads
97%
(73)
6.3mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 7 sites · Tents, RVs
Billyville is not just a state of mind, it is a place to camp, play, and relax. Located in rustic Bells Crossroads, VA three miles from I-64, Billyville is a work in progress featuring 2 tent and 4 RV sites with electric hookup and lots of space. Wifi, well water from a hose and composting outhouse facilities are available. Other amenities include a six hole disc golf course, little free library.
Within one hour’s ride is a wealth of things to do, experience and see; within reach are the Shenandoah mountains, the University of Virginia and Charlottesville and Lake Anna . There is something for everyone from children to seniors, from outdoor adventurers, to history buffs, arts and entertainment seekers, bargain shoppers and local gourmet food and drink lovers.
At days end you can go to concerts or “clubbing” in town or return to Billyville and enjoy the quiet, peaceful ambiance of a campfire under a starlit sky.
Check-Ins and Arrival Instructions:
Check-ins on weekdays are dependent on my work schedule. If this is your first time at Billyville, I need to be on property to guide you into your site. Please reach out before your stay so we can coordinate. If I am off on that day, check-in is after 1pm. If I am working, it will be after 5pm and occasionally after 7. I am currently testing out some procedures to allow self check-in. We'll see how that pans out.
Anyway, to get to Billyville:
Turn onto Bells Lane. (Dirt Road). You'll see a white fence on your left down the lane about .2 miles. Just after the fence, you'll see a red sign at the beginning of a rope fence. Turn off Bells Lane just after the sign and follow the fence, keeping it on you left.
Here's a Youtube video of the approach into Site 3: https://youtu.be/xUxmTelkidw
(see links below for things to do and see)
https://www.travellens.co/best-things-to-do-in-louisa-county-va/
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g57704-Activities-Elkton_Virginia.html
https://www.virginia.org/places-to-visit/regions/central-virginia/charlottesville/?view=list&sort=qualityScore&bounds=false
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$36
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Lovers Lane Farm Stay
4. Lovers Lane Farm Stay
97%
(46)
8.3mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
We have the prefect place for your tent, RV, or stay in our farmstay Studio. Beautiful trees surround the pond and seasonal stream to give you the ultimate nature experience. Spend time on the open pasture with our dairy cows Azelia and Darby, or our pasture-raised chickens. Explore our family garden at your leisure. Our farm has many different things to keep you busy whether it is fishing in our small pond or helping out with the family's daily farm chores. This is a working family farm with goats, horses, chickens, lambs, ducks, rabbits, bees, cats, and dogs and many more farm animals. Learn to take care of baby chicks or milk a cow. Taste the sweetest honey while one of our farm kids guide and teach you the joys of farm life. Take a peaceful guided trail ride around the farm on our horse, Noble. Or just relax on a hammock and enjoy the night-time sounds. Solo, couples, or families are welcomed along with pets on a leash.
5-8 minutes away from historic downtown Gordonsville, restaurants, and stores
10 minutes away from horseback riding and the rodeo
20 minutes away from beautiful hiking trails
30 minutes away from Shenandoah National Park
30 minutes away from Charlottesville
1 hour away from Luray Caverns
Available Options/"Extras" for an additional fee (at checkout)
-Horseback Riding
-Learn to Milk a cow
-Farmer for 1 Hour (free)
-Jackery Power Station with Solar Panels
-Firewood
-Farm-to-Table breakfast and dinner
-Pastured Raised Organic Chicken
-Grassfed Beef Hamburger Patties
-Farm-Fresh Eggs
-Fresh Milk (Brown Swiss Dairy Cows)
-Farm Tour
Contact us ahead of your visit to help us plan for your best stay possible.
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$35
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Wolftrap Farm
5. Wolftrap Farm
95%
(55)
9.8mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 3 sites
Wolftrap Farm was owned by James & Dolley Madison during their time, and they called it Black Meadow. Their home, Montpelier, is just across the mountains you see from the campsite. It passed through the hands of various local farmers during the 19th & 20th centuries, and for many years was a dairy farm. It became primarily a horse farm in the 1970's, when it was owned by the German Von Wulffen family.The Cuthrell family from the Norfolk/Virginia Beach area acquired the farm in 2003 and converted it to a resort farm, featuring upscale vacation homes. Beginning around 2013, the farm started morphing into primarily a wedding venue, and now hosts over 60 weddings each year.
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$87
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Diamond Heritage Nature Sites
6. Diamond Heritage Nature Sites
100%
(10)
12mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
Are you ready to start planning your next adventure? We invite you to enjoy the great outdoors here at Diamond Heritage Estate and experience nature up close. Explore the unique greenery surrounding our rustic and peaceful site. And get to know the special wildlife that calls it home. Wake up to the sound of birds chirping, fall asleep watching the stars. Book your stay today.
Located 10 minutes from I64 and 5 minutes from Rt.15 and Rt.53. Lowes, Walmart and other resources within short driving distance. 45 minutes to Short Pump, Virginia. Several wineries and breweries within 30 minute drive.
We are located within 10 minutes of the county's largest and only public park called Pleasant Grove. There you can go biking, hiking, visit the dog park, watch wildlife and if sports activities are going on watch and enjoy them.
The Rivanna River is approximately 5-7 minutes away from your site(s) where you can fish, tube, canoe and kayak at the public boat landing. There is also a local family owned grocery store across the street.
NOTE: In order to be respectful of our neighbors, quiet hours are from 10pm until 8 am. This means please attempt to keep sound levels within your designated camping area. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
*** Use of external generators are from 8am until 11pm. ***
Host may request you leave the premises for any unruly or unapproved behavior and a refund will not be given. Contact Host for any activity that is currently approved by law in Virginia and the host requirements.
Apparel and other merchandise is available to purchase.
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$25
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Ridge Crest Hollow and Lake
7. Ridge Crest Hollow and Lake
98%
(31)
14mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 1 site · Tent, RV
Less than 5 miles from Downtown Charlottesville and 7.5 miles from UVA lies a quiet and peaceful 3+ acre lake on 27 acres with multiple flat areas for tent camping and 2 areas for an RV. Both full and partial sun and shade can be found. Outhouse available or BYO. Multiple campfire locations, or make your own. Excellent fishing for trophy largemouth bass, crappie and bluegill or sit by the waterfall and enjoy a book or picnic. Optional: chairs, tables, propane range, charcoal grill, picnic style grill large enough for whole hogs, 10x10 shelter, 5 gallon water tanks with spigots.
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$40
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Fork Creek Acres
8. Fork Creek Acres
96%
(12)
14mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 1 site
Situated about 30 minutes from Lake Anna, this old colonial property features wildlife, quiet, and colonial ruins. We are approximately 25 minutes from civilization where you can shop and dine. We are also about 10 minutes from the nearest country store/gas station.
We sell firewood, fresh eggs, and bottled water. We have the capability to help move your gear to the camp site and back to your vehicle if needed. Right now, we only offer primitive camping, but will be offering a cabin later this year. We also have a small private pistol range!
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Twin Springs Tiny House
9. Twin Springs Tiny House
100%
(67)
16mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 1 site
A working cattle farm outside of Palmyra, Virginia that is still home to two natural springs.
Learn more about this land:
Get cozy in this beautiful, custom-built tiny house, nestled in the woods off of a working cattle farm outside of Palmyra, Virginia. A great place for clearing the mind and reconnecting with nature, someone you love, or even yourself.
About the property
Home to two natural springs as well as plenty of surrounding woods for nature hikes, foraging, or light mountain biking, our property is within striking distance of Monticello, Rivanna River, James River, Shenandoah National Park, Charlottesville, Blue Ridge Parkway, Pleasant Grove Park, and more. The nearest towns are Charlottesville, Scottsville, and Palmyra.
Within 5 miles, enjoy amazing canoeing, hiking, fishing, and disc golf.
Hosts will greet campers and are generally around to address any issues or questions, but the site is totally private, so you’ll enjoy plenty of seclusion during your visit.
About the listing
The tiny house has three twin sized beds; one on the main level and the other two lofted above the main floor on opposite sides and accessed by a ladder. There is also ample space for setting up a tent outside of the tiny house and some campers have even managed to pull a small 8x10 trailer into the campsite.
Take advantage of access to a private fire pit during your stay. There is also a stove in the cabin to keep you warm.
The outhouse features a pit toilet.
Additional details to note
Early check-in or late checkout can be managed on a case by case note, depending on whether or not the campsite has other reservations.
Pets are allowed. The property is a working farm, so please respect the animals and those who are working and be sure to close the gate behind you if you opened it.
There is no kitchen in the tiny home, but some minimal and random cookware is provided, along with a small camping stove, if you would like to bring your own camping stoves.
Running water is not available in the cabin. The Host will provide five gallons of water for you and can always refill up at the farm, but feel free to bring additional water with you as well.
There is no WiFi, but there is good cell service for all carriers.
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$135
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Private camp site with water access to Lake Anna, VA
10. Private camp site with water access to Lake Anna, VA
99%
(65)
16mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 1 site
RV Camp Site on private one acre of land. Not like camp grounds where other people are on top of each other. Water access to Lake Anna, VA. Bring your boat for fishing and swimming. Large community with private roads, great place to walk or ride your bicycle. Lots of wildlife to see. Lots of local wineries
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$74
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Labyrinth, Trails and Solitude
11. Labyrinth, Trails and Solitude
98%
(193)
17mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 12 sites · Tents, RVs
116 acres of forrest, hills and dells. Miles of hiking trails marked and well maintained. A small pond and beautiful labyrinth. Over 50 acres of deep wilderness woods. General Lee and his troops once camped here. But they cleaned up pretty good, so all you can really see is the old spring and wagon road. This is a working herb and small fruit farm. We have been experimenting with all kinds of exotic herbs and trees. Some make it, many don't. We sell dried herb teas. In addition we have 5 different kinds of bamboo. We use the bamboo for so many things.
Camptown is our largest site. It features a large fire pit and a circular field that can accomodate 10 to 15 or more tents. You can also park smaller camper vans, teardrops, etc. in this large area. Good for parties, family reunions.
The "# person" per site listing considers adults, not children... bring a whole crew of kids (try to have enough supervision - if there is such a concept!) The kids have such a great time out here... it is amazing. They love the labyrinth! By the way, that labryinth entrance is behind the kiosk. It's the largest of it's kind in North America.
It seems like we made this place for the kids in ourselves and when actual kids see it they go wild. The last bunch were running and yelping with their picked flowers all round and round in the labyrinth for hours!
Also, if you want peace and quiet we have beautiful remote campsites away from all the kids running around the labryinth whooping it up. (sites 4 - 6 - 8 - 9 - 10)
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$55
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Historic Hobby Farm
12. Historic Hobby Farm
98%
(105)
18mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 5 sites · Tents, Lodging
Hello! We are family farm mainly focused on Nigerian Dwarf and Mini-Nubian goats, Kunekune pigs, and silkie chickens! We also have a couple cows, peacocks, alpaca, ducks, quail, pigeons, sheep, mini equine, and rabbits. We can offer as much or as little farm experience as you’d like! Lend us a hand or book baby goat cuddling and sit in the pasture in a sea of friendly goats!! Baby goat cuddling and farm tours can be added on for an extra fee, check our extras! We usually get up early and do our farm chores, and depending on the time of year we could be bottle feeding baby goats or calves, delivering baby goats, or working on outdoor farm projects. Our home was built in 1864 and our barn is original! Our property is not far from Montpelier, the home of our 4th president, and about an hour from Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello. We love wine tasting in Charlottesville, and taking day trips to Shenandoah National Park. We are 45 minutes from Fredericksburg, 28 minutes from Culpeper, and 20 minutes from Lake Anna. Send us a message and learn more about all we have to offer!
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$45
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Hawthorn Hollar
13. Hawthorn Hollar
99%
(245)
18mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Discover Hawthorn Hollow-"COME LET YOUR DOGS RUN FREE!"
A Family-Owned Retreat Since 1949. Where we Welcome you to our little slice of paradise, where the beauty of nature and the joy of adventure come together to create an unforgettable experience!
Nestled on family-owned land rich with history and charm, our property offers a unique blend of rustic appeal and abundant space. Imagine waking up to the serene sounds of nature, with endless opportunities for excitement and relaxation right at your doorstep.
Our property is perfect for those who simply love being outdoors. Enjoy a leisurely hike, a peaceful picnic by the water, or a night under the stars. With plenty of space to spread out, you can truly relax and unwind without feeling crowded. Our land is a haven for wildlife, and you might catch glimpses of deer, eagles, turkey, fox, raccoon and other animals that call this place home.
We take pride in sharing our family land with guests. Whether you're here for the fishing, canoeing the scenery, or simply to relax and unwind, we promise a warm welcome and a delightful stay. Come be mesmerized by the fire, cook outside and play games like badminton or corn hole to experience the magic of being outdoors, where every moment is a celebration of nature and the simple joys of life.
Welcome to our home – we're excited to share it with you!
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$42
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Sweet Vines Farm Winery
14. Sweet Vines Farm Winery
96%
(12)
18mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Sweet Vines Farm Winery is a 100 acres farm that includes a fully stocked pond, lucious trees, a nearby creek, and lots of history!Wonderfully nestled between Charlottesville and Fredericksburg, VA and 1.5 hours from Washington, DC. Bus tours are available for an additional fee. We are just 9 minutes from Lake Anna.
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Private Farm Minutes to Cville
15. Private Farm Minutes to Cville
98%
(1379)
19mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 7 sites · Tents, RVs
This was a 55-acre farm, split in half to accommodate a bypass through Charlottesville, so the previous owners had to give up half the land, and actually moved the house down to the other half of the property! They had to build a land bridge to get to the new home site, so they turned the bridge into a dam and created a beautiful large swimming pond, complete with beach and gazebo. My wife Stephanie and I bought the property in early 2017 and have turned it into a private horse farm, adding pastures, a riding ring, and 6-stall barn. There are ~21 horses who live on the property.
The property is unique in that you can hardly see another house from anywhere on the property and yet we are only 2 miles from
Barracks Rd. Shopping Center, and 4 miles from the University of Virginia.
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Peaceful Meadows Farm
16. Peaceful Meadows Farm
99%
(275)
20mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 21 sites · Tents, RVs
Learn more about this land:
Welcome to Peaceful Meadows Farm. We have 250 acres for you to explore and enjoy.When you arrive you will drive up to your campground destination which is 16 acres of Loblolly Pine trees. There is a 1 1/2 acre pond stocked with Catfish, Bass, Crappies, Brim and Shell Cracker. Also there are two smaller ponds with minnows and one is home to Tucker the Turtle 🐢 .
We have several trails on the property to walk as well. You are welcome to 🐠 fish BUT FISHING IS CATCH AND RELEASE PLEASE. Each site will have a fire ring available and a picnic table. If you need anything else please let me know.
We are AUTISM Friendly 💙,so if you have a camper that needs a little more encouragement about camping or other accommodations please let your host know. You are welcomed to bring your furry family members, bikes and kayaks. There is no swimming in the pond. It was built for fishing so it’s not safe to swim due to structures under the water for the fish.
We are only 30 minutes from Carter’s Mountain, Monticello and Jefferson Winery’s. Thistle Gate Winery is only 5 minutes away and 20 minutes to Scottsville were you can enjoy the James River. UVA sports complex is only 30 minutes away and you’re able to go the back way in to skip the gridlock of the traffic.
There so much more within 30 to 45 minutes of this camping area I can’t list it all. I promise you will Enjoy your stay!
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$40
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Big Island South
17. Big Island South
93%
(43)
23mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 2 sites
The Premier Overnight Float Trip Campsite on the Middle James River - Boat in Only---No onsite parking or hiking in.
Learn more about this land:
Please note this is a boat in only listing--so launch your canoe or kayak upstream to float in and enjoy a stay! You MUST take the south channel (some call it "River Right") as you approach the Seven Islands chain to access Campsite 1. You MUST take the North Channel or "River Left" to access Campsite 2. See satellite imagery. Read on--
Approximately 8 miles downriver from Scottsville and 2.5 miles downriver from the Hardware River Wildlife Management Area, this is the Premier campsite for an overnight float trip on the middle James. With some of the best smallmouth bass fishing the James River has to offer, this is perfect stopover for a take out at the New Canton/Bremo Bluff boat landing 4 miles downstream. Enjoy an overnight or a couple of days. The 2 acre campsites are on an elevated sand and gravel bar on the north and south shores of Big Island. There's ample room for multiple tents and boats. Pools and slow moving water to cool off after your float down, and a great place for catfishing and watching satellite fly-bys at night. Plenty of Bald Eagles, Ospreys, and just about all of Virginia's animals inhabit this section of the James. Enjoy the scenery!
KNOW BEFORE YOU BOOK and GO
1. Check out river levels, forecasts and warnings. There can be class 1 and 2 rapids (and more) depending on river height. Very experienced paddlers only once the river gets above approximately 5.0 feet or so at Scottsville. The host will gladly rebook your stay should the river height not be safe for your group. Check James River height at Scottsville or other reputable data source.
2. You must take the south channel (some call it "River Right") as you approach the Seven Islands chain to access Campsite 1. You must take the North Channel or "River Left" to access Campsite 2. See satellite imagery.
3. Both campsites are only accessible by canoe, kayak or other small craft from the west/upriver.
4. Cell phone coverage is very spotty in this section of the river bottom.
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Seven Islands River Front Campsites
18. Seven Islands River Front Campsites
99%
(610)
24mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
NOTICE: Some campers are having navigational problems with their phone’s GPS feature. Having a paper roadmap available for a backup is recommended . 9337 Bridgeport Rd, Arvonia Va.23004. NOTE:We have changed things a bit. We are going with only 2 sites this year. Site 1 is no longer available. Turn at the aluminum canoe placed on top of a large orange road barrier at the edge of our drive way. The canoe is bolding displaying the word HIPCAMP with a red arrow leading the way. Follow the drive down to the river front campsites.. This is due to a yearly Festival held in Scottsville where Historic river . Smallmouth and catfish are biting.
Go by a local store and buy night crawlers,worms and a pack of 2/0 hooks and you will catch something . Firewood available per request and delivered for$30.00 a load.
Accessible by car or canoe, East End at Seven Islands provides endless fun for the whole family, including your well behaved off-leash dogs.
When you arrive take a cooling dip in a quiet “river pool”, relax on your private beach, or see if the fish are biting.
Let your kids experience the best the river has to offer by exploring the shallows for crayfish, chasing minnows, or watching for Bald Eagles patrolling the river.
Your site is approximately 2 acres, so you will have your choice of where to pitch a tent or place your camper or trailer.
Spend your nights stargazing, enjoying a campfire (remember to bring s’mores ingredients), or fishing for catfish.
This is an ideal family-oriented campsite about an hour NW of Richmond.
Come, enjoy and make some memories!
Children 10 and under are free
On the other side of the river you might hear a train passing by at different times, both, day and night.
Safety Notice: Not accessible by boat, canoe, or kayak when the James River level
is 6 feet or higher at Scottsville. At 7.5 - 8 feet, there is not much beach to play on and the river is too dangerous to navigate. You can drive in and camp, but please stay clear of all water activities, including fishing, in these dangerous conditions.
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Small Potatoes Farm
19. Small Potatoes Farm
99%
(78)
24mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 3 sites
Only 15 minutes from the Swift Run Gap Entrance to the Shenandoah National Park our farm has a mountain feel.
Our 17 acre farm was originally part of a larger family farm and moonshine stills were once in operation on the property, now we grow veggies and berries. The Mayapples are prolific in spring and the fall colors are terrific.
The campsites are in the woods and around the field a distance away from the house. There are walking trails and a pond and a hammock for relaxing, close to great hiking, summits and waterfalls, 50 minutes to Old Rag. Many local wineries to discover and many historical sites including Montpelier and Monticello and Charlottesville and UVA
New as 2023** the barn referred to in early reviews is now a music studio and no longer for use by campers. Ask us about music nights.
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Wellness Cabins (2 to choose from)
20. Wellness Cabins (2 to choose from)
100%
(17)
25mi from Green Springs National Historic Landmark District · 2 sites
Gorgeous modern cabin with a wood burning hot tub, sauna, cold plunge, hiking/biking trails, mediation/breathwork garden along a natural spring, and fire pit with a pizza oven attachment!!!! Pizza making supplies included. Firewood included.
Located in lovely Mineral, VA just a short drive from Richmond and the surrounding areas.
Relax, Restore, Reconnect!!!
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James
1 week ago
Tent
With pets
Great spot, is was quiet and peaceful, communication from the host was excellent. The beer at the connected brewery was also very good.
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Ashley
January 2026
1 night at Wellness Cabins (2 to choose from)
Great stay! Loved the uniqueness of the cabin and property. Very private. Wood fired hot tub was the best part. Would highly recommend.
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Jacob
January 2026
Weekend Trip to Twin Springs Tiny House
Awesome little cabin. My girlfriend and I usually car camp, so the cabin was an upgrade to get out of the cold while doing some winter camping. Things I really enjoyed was the wood stove, the overall simplicity of the cabin, and how the cabin was tucked away in the woods. Also shoutout to Clinton! Awesome host when we got there.
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Thanh
January 2026
Tent
Great open campsite by the pond. Very secluded and quiet as well compared to most sites I've been to. Great place to bring your kids!
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David
January 2026
12 ft travel trailer
I didn’t make it to the camp site this time due to the weather and illness. I hated to miss it! I love staying at Hearth Hill and I’m sure I’ll be back very soon!
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natalie
January 2026
Tent
This campsite's location is great if you need a place to stay near the city. The campsite itself was spacious and relatively quiet. Unfortunately, one of the days was very rainy-- our tent flooded and we found it difficult leaving the muddy driveway. All in all, would use again, as long as, there is no precipitation in the forecast.
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JEFFERY
January 2026
2 nights at Wellness Cabins (2 to choose from)
My partner and I had such an amazing 2 night trip. The bed was super comfy and the cabin was really unique with a modern flare, yet warm and cozy inside. I highly recommend using the hot tub at night. It was so amazing sitting in there and looking up at the stars. Our host, Trevor, was wonderful. His hospitality, on making sure our stay, was flawless. 10 out of 10 for sure. We will definitely recommend this retreat. Thank you again, Trevor.
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Melanie
December 2025
1 night at Historic Hobby Farm
I loved the cute little mini bus! The horses and donkey were my favorite and they provided wood for the fire pit!
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David
December 2025
Tent
With pets
Bob was such a wonderful and gracious host. I lost one of my beagles, and he helped me get the word out quickly, online. Thankfully we found her, none the worse for the wear! In fact I think she had a great time. The camp sites are well laid out and I think this would be a great place for a group.
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Cassie
December 2025
Weekend Trip to Twin Springs Tiny House
Best weekend ever! Clinton was a great host, and made sure we had everything we needed. The cabin is super cute, clean, and has everything you need for a relaxing weekend to unplug and unwind! If going in the middle of winter with a few inches of snow (like us), bring a few extra blankets. We had brought some extras and stayed plenty warm. Would definitely go back!
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Sbaker
December 2025
2 nights at Wellness Cabins (2 to choose from)
We had a wonderful time during our stay at this peaceful retreat. The hot tub, sauna, trails, and fire pit with homemade pizzas were absolutely amazing, and even better with the snowfall. It was a great place to stay and we would love to come back.
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Demesha
December 2025
Group trip
The most amazing and most peaceful camp I’ve been to so far . Kathryn was a great hosts , their farm is amazing scenic , from the hiking trails , to the mushroom land , imagination station it was just phenomenal. I plan on coming back when it warms up and bring the kids next time. Thank you truly. 100/10 recommend 😂. 😍
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jesse
November 2025
Tent
Group trip
Lovely private car camping site on beuatiful horse farm, minutes from downtown Charlottesville. Camp site was clean and private. The amenities were quality and the space was beuatiful. Check in and check out were effortless.
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Jeff & Barb
November 2025
13 ft travel trailer
With pets
Ryant has set up a really nice place to camp! It is quiet and beautiful. And the wide open sky, with virtually no light pollution provides an amazing view of the stars!! The first night we were there, it was crystal clear and we could see stars that we had never seen before. The second night, there was a bit of haze and it made a really awesome halo around the Moon! If you're into history, he has done research, and continues to do so, and has great stories about the history of the property and what he is in the process of uncovering. I would highly recommend that you check it out. He's a great guy and can relate to your needs, as he loves to camp as well. I was very impressed by the investment he has made in equipment to help out campers who might not be as prepared as they should be. It's only going to get better, as he has big plans for improving, even beyond the excellent property that it already is. You won't be disappointed. Rightly so, he expects respect of the property and other campers, but isn't that the type of place you want to go? It is definitely one of the things that are high on my list. We'll definitely be back!
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Noah
November 2025
Tent
With pets
Great place amazing views so peaceful we will definitely be back love the river!
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Nick
November 2025
27 ft travel trailer
Enjoyed it. It was quite for 3 days we were there.
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Aric
November 2025
26 ft travel trailer
With pets
An absolutely beautiful property! I camped for four days with full hookups. I arrived just after dark and I was escorted to my site and guided in. The camping area on their property is forest with with perfect gravel roads and campsites. There was a picnic table and fire pit available and the site was level with plenty of room on both sides.
I was in the area to see family for Thanksgiving at Lake Monticello. The campsite is only twenty minutes away which was perfect.
Everything was five stars and I plan to stay there again next time I am in town. I loved this place and highly recommend it over other nearby campsites.
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Rachel
November 2025
Tent
My friend and I had an amazing time camping on Ryant’s property! The site was very spacious and Ryant offered many supplies to us for us such as firewood, lounge chairs, and tiki lamps. He was very friendly and welcoming when we first arrived as he showed us around the site and told us the story behind his property. The highlight of the trip was Ryant’s “glamper” tent which he offered us when we arrived. It’s an elevated platform with a tent and storage unit on top. It made our stay all the more comfortable and easy! I would 10/10 recommend this property to anyone wanting to camp for cheap and receive great care and service from Ryant.
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Bat
November 2025
17 ft travel trailer
Persimmon Patch was very nice with lots of space & privacy. (our campsite was at least acre). The facilities were nice, and the hosts were friendly and went out of thier way to accommodate our needs--they even dewinterized plumbing for us.
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Paul
November 2025
24 ft travel trailer
With kids
Most welcoming HipCamp we have ever been to. Julie and Moon are gracious and supportive hosts. Our grandkids ( we have 9 but brought 5 this time) love this camp area. Wonderful hiking
Huge fields for games and Moon and Julie even took us on an old fashion hayride
Grandkids begging for return visit
See moreThe best camping in Green Springs National Historic Landmark District, VA guide
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Hop back in time with a visit to one of the most well-preserved farming communities in America. Famous for its fertile soil and lush pastureland, this historic region has changed little since the eighteenth century. Quakers were the first to settle in Camp Creek, starting a long era of settlement by farming families. Generations later, many of these families still live in their historic homes. There are plenty of pastoral, rolling hills and vernacular architecture to discover here.
Although Green Springs has been designated a Historic Landmark District, all 14,000 acres of land that comprise this fertile region is privately owned. 8,000 of these acres are active conservation areas. The area boasts 35 homes and structures that are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The best way to take in pastoral vibes is by car. Spend the day cruising these country roads for a look at one of the best-preserved landscapes in the country.
For a deeper peek into Virginia's agricultural history, book a guided tour or stop by St. John's Chapel. Pass by the Green Springs Plantation for a look at one of the best-maintained plantations in the state, and end the day with a stop at Boswell's Tavern. Thomas Jefferson and James Madison used to hang out here.
You won't find camping or hiking, but the nearby Shenandoah National Park offers backcountry camping, large campgrounds, as well as cabins and lodges.
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· June 2025
Really neat old site love history
Andrew N.
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