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Jordan

1 week ago

Tent

Weekend Trip to Camp The New River, Blacksburg, VA

This was a great spot to set up for the weekend. Ample, flat space. The stand up bar was extremely useful and well thought out. The fire pit was a great size. We let the hosts know ahead of time that we were interested in purchasing firewood and they had it waiting for us, and they covered it from the weather. Port-a-potty close by and it was what you’d expect, well stocked with TP and hand sanitizer. The river view was awesome and there was so much wildlife to see, and we were lucky enough to spot an otter. Recommend! Worth noting: -the drive down to the site is steep and a mix of gravel and pavement and finishing in grass, there is lots of hipcamp signage but heads up -the train tracks are active and close

Terry

2 weeks ago

24 ft pop-up camper

Weekend Trip to Mountains,Woods,Ponds, Natural

Beautiful place with great views of the farm fields and mountains beyond. We were there on a terribly windy late Fall day (we were right at the top of the mountain) so we are looking forward to coming back in the Spring when we can enjoy being outside more and roaming the farm.

Christopher

2 weeks ago

16 ft car

Weekend Trip to Hippie Hollow

Great location, nice people. Would love to go back for events.

Stacy

2 weeks ago

Tent

Weekend Trip to Arrowhead Bike Farm & Campground

Absolutely love this place! I stayed on a Saturday in November, it was quiet so I can’t speak to busy periods. It’s a beautiful mixed camping space, uniquely designed with cool amenities everywhere from goats, libations, and food to bike rentals and a bike track. As a solo traveler, I felt safe, remote enough yet close enough to dining and the local town. It’s a gorgeous property with amenities and touches that most campgrounds can’t offer. I slept soundly beneath the stars, woke early, walked along the goats and enjoyed a warm shower in a warm bathroom. I highly recommend and look forward to visiting in the spring!

Cindy

2 weeks ago

16 ft campervan

With pets

Weekend Trip to Mountaintop Retreat

Beautiful location! We chose #106 which is very private with a beautiful view. Tony was very responsive when we the firewood location was empty and brought some to our site. We will definitely visit again!

Devin

2 weeks ago

With pets

2 nights at Ray's Campground

So quaint a peaceful!!

Jasmin

2 weeks ago

3 nights at Ray's Campground

I loved everything about this campsite. The A-frame was awesome. Surprisingly spacious, comfy bed, gorgeous views. The communal kitchen was so awesome, and access to showers was amazing. I can’t recommend enough!

Dorian

3 weeks ago

17 ft campervan

2 nights at Arrowhead Bike Farm & Campground

Excellent place to stay. I rented an RV pad close to the bathhouse for a chilly couple of days and it was clutch. The Bike Farm has everything you need; including firewood, a bar/restaurant, a bike shop and GOATS. It's also conveniently located near the town of Fayetteville and less than 5 minutes from the Bridge. Excellent stay during the down season.

Tierney

3 weeks ago

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Riverside Campground at Seneca

Perfect spot to get away for the weekend. Private area but you can hear the campers at the other spots. You can hear the barking working dogs at night and the train but that wasn’t a big deal for us. Easy access to filter your water, plenty of firewood provide it which was nice since we stayed on a cold weekend. Plenty of hikes within a 30 min drive!

grant

3 weeks ago

With kids

1 night at Riverside Campground at Seneca

Peaceful spot tucked in the woods. Bell tent has a small wood burning tent stove. Loved our stay! Wish it was warmer to enjoy the creek.

Ann

3 weeks ago

Weekend Trip to Ray's Campground

Fantastic location and campground with solid amenities. Will come again!

Lawrence

3 weeks ago

Weekend Trip to Ray's Campground

Rays is comfortable, friendly, and clean! It is nearby everything you want to do in the area and great value.

John

3 weeks ago

15 ft pop-up camper

4 nights at Starry Nights New River Gorge

The camp site was in a clearing along woodline in a secluded location. Very accommodating and scenic. I noticed each campsite was similarly situated affording privacy and good separation from the others. It was also extremely clean. The leaves had been blown clear of the path to the outhouse, which was well stocked with tp. The view of the nightsky was as advertised. I highly recommend this campsite for it's ease of access, beautiful location, and seclusion.

Matt

3 weeks ago

Tent

Weekend Trip to Hippie Hollow

Campground was nice. Bathroom was clean. We had a spot with 50 amp hookup to charge or car.

Rock fire pit in center near shade tree and picnic tables in Easter egg meadow

Karen

3 weeks ago

16 ft car

With pets

Weekend Trip to 100 Acre Wood

I love the solitude at 100 Acre Wood. You are alone on many acres and we can bring our big old dogs and let them run off lease safely. The site is always clean and the host, David, is always welcoming and makes sure you have what you need.

Ilya

3 weeks ago

Tent

3 nights at 100 Acre Wood

Absolutely awesome views at this site. David is the best host too!

David

3 weeks ago

24 ft Class B

Weekend Trip to Rivers Edge Trail Camp

Our site had a great view of the river! The site was flat with easy access to power, water, and sewer. Arrival and departure were super easy. If arriving at night keep in mind that the site numbers are on the power posts and might not be within view of your headlights.

Matthew

3 weeks ago

28 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Rivers Edge Trail Camp

Great views of the New River. Site was clean, level and easily accessible.

Kristen

3 weeks ago

21 ft campervan

With pets

3 nights at Mountaintop Retreat

Stunning location. Great communication. The sunrises and views were phenomenal!

Mitzi

3 weeks ago

16 ft car

With pets

Weekend Trip to Hippie Hollow

Awesome spot! Will definitely go back again! Great location, lots of amenities and everyone was friendly.

Top public campgrounds in the park

Stay at a public campground in Bluestone Wildlife Management Area

Keatley Campground

2.1mi from Bluestone Wildlife Management Area · 15 sites · Tents, RVs · in Bluestone Wildlife Management Area

Mouth of Indian Creek Campground

1.2mi from Bluestone Wildlife Management Area · 100 sites · Tents, RVs · in Bluestone Wildlife Management Area

Shanklin's Ferry Campground

6mi from Bluestone Wildlife Management Area · 80 sites · Tents, RVs · in Bluestone Wildlife Management Area

Cedar Branch Campground

3.5mi from Bluestone Wildlife Management Area · 45 sites · Tents, RVs · in Bluestone Wildlife Management Area

Bull Falls Campground

15mi from Bluestone Wildlife Management Area · 20 sites · Tents, RVs · in Bluestone Wildlife Management Area

Indian Mills Campground

1.3mi from Bluestone Wildlife Management Area · 15 sites · Tents, RVs · in Bluestone Wildlife Management Area

Top-rated campgrounds

Rivers Edge Trail Camp

99%

(1083)

43mi from Bluestone Wildlife Management Area · 7 sites · RVs · Allisonia, VA

LIKE us on FACEBOOK at https://www.facebook.com/riversedgetrailcamp Standing on the New River Trail looking up where the campsites are located will give you the feeling that you truly are sleeping on the edge at Rivers Edge campground. Unique limestone formations can be found on the property. Large birds and even an eagle or two seem to prefer this area for hunting. Watch from a distance as farmers cut hay throughout the summer. This private cliff top setting has 6 newly created camp sites on 5 Acres. These sites are for camper vehicles only. NO TENTS! Enjoy less crowds and more nature! The long range views or the river and farmlands will take your breath away. At the bottom of the drive you have access to the New River and the New River Trail so bring your bike for more fun. Bike the trail, bird watch, or star gaze; the choices are endless. Don't be surprised to see bear, turkey, eagles, deer, or a coyote. PLEASE give us a rating on YELP also if you enjoyed your stay! The direct link to our place on Yelp is https://www.yelp.com/biz/rivers-edge-trail-camp-barren-springs?osq=Camping Please LIKE us on FACEBOOK at https://www.facebook.com/riversedgetrailcamp This is a great spot for people looking for peace and quiet. 26 Minutes upriver of Claytor Lake State Park. There is a zoo in nearby Ft. Chiswell. Each site has full hook ups. No tents are allowed due to lack of toilet facilities. Area grocery stores are located about 30 minutes away in Wytheville, Pulaski and Hillsville. A portion of the profits will be donated to a non-profit! Bookmark the direct link to our site here on HipCamp: https://www.hipcamp.com/en-US/discover/virginia/rivers-edge-trail-camp

Hippie Hollow

99%

(120)

50mi from Bluestone Wildlife Management Area · 30 sites · Tents, RVs · Floyd, VA

Adjacent to Dodd Creek for fishing and swimming 2 miles from downtown Floyd. fire wood can be gathered or purchased Bring your dogs, blast your music, and enjoy the pleasant mountain weather. Electricity and fresh mountain spring water hookups available New restroom is in operation

Savage Acres on Craig Creek

98%

(640)

36mi from Bluestone Wildlife Management Area · 7 sites · Tents, RVs · Catawba, VA

In a remote valley just north of Roanoke VA, along the banks of Craig's Creek, the property includes mature hardwood forest, pasture, and an 1830s log cabin where we live. We love to share this special place with visitors, and have some basic amenities for campers. The campsites are at the edge of a large pasture and just a few steps from the creek and our big swimmin' hole. Totally secluded in a remote valley - barely a house in sight (but our cabin is a short walk through the woods if you need something), no cell service for most providers, but within a short drive of Roanoke and Blacksburg, and countless outdoor recreation opportunities.

Robin Road Farm

83%

(3)

42mi from Bluestone Wildlife Management Area · 32 sites · Tents · Quinwood, WV

Camping available to all. Create your own site in the woods. Rough roads and terrain; a truck is highly recommended for easy access. We are also seeking long-term campers interested in joining our newly forming off-grid community. Follow Robin Road Farm on Facebook or book a Hipcamp stay to learn more. This property is located 1 mile from Hominy Falls, 15 miles from Summersville Lake and the Gauley River, 25 miles from the New River Gorge, 30 miles from Beauty Mountain and Hawk's Nest State Park. 70 miles from Snowshoe Ski Resort. It sits on the edge of the Monongahela National Forest.

Riverside Campground at Seneca

95%

(133)

38mi from Bluestone Wildlife Management Area · 3 sites · Tents, Lodging · Elliston, VA

Learn more about this land: Fall asleep to hooting owls and the gentle ripple of the river and creek that flank your campsite. Wake up with a dip in the river or a morning hike in the woods. Feel the hug of the mountains throughout your stay, while also having access to Blacksburg nearby should you need it. DIRECTIONS: Upon entry the gravel road is shared with my neighbor and it is about 1.5 miles from the entry gate to the site. You'll enter thru a gate (it may be closed, if closed please close behind you as my neighbor sometimes has cows). Go approx 1 mile the road will split...go up the hill on the right. Continue past the Hay barn another half mile. Park on the left side of the gravel road along the tree line. Another 50ft you'll see a wood foot bridge across the creek. The sites are ahead, PawPaw is first, then Bloodroot Base Camp (bell tent), and lastly Cohosh Cove is the most private. Each site has a sign as well When driving, please be respectful of the right of way. Drive slowly and respect the farm equipment. Also please do not venture onto the neighbor’s property other than entry and exit. About the property 20 minutes from Blacksburg and 35 minutes from Roanoke, our campground gives you great access to the “Triple Crown” of the Appalachian trail, consisting of McAfee Knob, Tinker Cliffs, and Dragon’s Tooth. Conquer these iconic peaks of Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains for spectacular views of the surrounding wilderness. Additionally, explore Falls Ridge Nature preserve, Cascades waterfall, and Carvin’s Cove for hiking, kayaking and mountain biking. Or just stay on the campground and enjoy the hiking and swimming we offer here. Nearby in Blacksburg take advantage of the local breweries or Virginia Tech football home games. You can also find Christmas tree cutting in Floyd county, 45mins away. This property deserves to be shared with others. It is peaceful and beautiful. As your Host, I am passionate about conservation and also teaching people about the medicinal uses of our local herbs. I can lead medicinal herb walks upon request for $25 a person. I typically try to meet the campers if I can upon arrival, I am available for questions and can be hands on or off as the needs of campers suggest. I have had campers ask if I wanted to share a beverage and sit around the fire and have done so. I want to make your experience as enjoyable as possible. I love the peacefulness the property offers, and that you’re in the middle of the wilderness but also have quick access to things in town. The river campsites are my favorite part of the property. At the main cabin I have goats and chickens which hipcampers are more than welcome to greet. About the listing Pitch your tents at the campsite nestled along the side of the mountain on the banks of the North Fork of the Roanoke River. As you fall asleep, listen to the occasional hoot of an owl, howl of a coyote, and gentle ripple of the river and creek that flank the campsite. Campers will have access to a private composting toilet, fire pit, and picnic table. We offer two different campsites on the property, so note that you may see or hear other campers on the grounds during your stay. What to bring Your tent and camping equipment Potable water and/or water filtration and purification equipment Fire starting equipment if needed, assuming there is no local fire ban in place Pets are welcome During warm months, a swim suit to enjoy the river! Additional details to note There are grill grates provided but campers should bring their own camping stoves and cooking supplies if they need more than just a grill grate. No WiFi is provided, and there is limited reception for some cellular carriers.

Camp The New River, Blacksburg, VA

99%

(214)

28mi from Bluestone Wildlife Management Area · 1 site · Tent, RV · Blacksburg, VA

One very large, private site, plenty of room for a large group. All yours, no sharing. Pet friendly! Private porta john, cleaned weekly. No electric or hook ups, Generators welcomed. Amazing tent/ small camper site. Level ground, private boat dock and boat landing! Swimming, fishing, kayaking, floating, canoeing, paddle boarding. Enjoy the beautiful sunrises, sunsets and wildlife. NEW ADDITION-----2 hammock hangers!!! Firewood available for $30. per tractor bucket load, of 1/2 for $20. 15 minutes from Virginia Tech and RU. Great place for a tailgate before a game. Train comes by occasionally, but no whistle, private crossing.

100 Acre Wood

100%

(135)

40mi from Bluestone Wildlife Management Area · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · Draper, VA

101 Acres of forested land in the Draper, Virginia area with scattered clearings that are connected by over 2 miles of cleared roads throughout the property, which are perfect for hiking, cycling, and horseback riding. The property includes a very small creek, several ravines, ridge lines and trails to explore. We frequently encounter deer, rabbits, squirrels, and the occasional turkey, black bear, coyotes and Bigfoot. The thing people seem to enjoy most is the privacy and and quiet that allows you to connect with nature. Each of the 3 sites is hundreds of yards away from each other. Note: there is no bathroom on the premises, however you can book a toilet tent as an extra. 4 Wheel Drive or All wheel drive are helpful during the winter months if there has been a lot of rain or snow/ice. Things to watch out for are deer ticks and poison ivy. Campers are expected to leave the site neat and take all their trash with them. We are located about 5 minutes from I-81 or 15 minutes from I-77 making it an easy place to stop when passing through on your way to other adventures. If you are coming on I-81, use exit 89-A. Don't let Google maps take you to Frog Level Ct near the town of Pulaski (LOL). Nearby attractions include Appalachian Gem and Gold Mine on Route 100 (5 min), New River Trail State Park (10 min), Claytor Lake State Park (20 min) and the Town of Draper has a couple small town shops to explore including The Draper Mercantile and Trading Company and the newly opened Conery where you can get wonderful ice cream cones and more. Also, check out the Draper Mountain overlook on Rt 11, just 10 minutes from our HipCamp. We love hosting campers and are happy to help make accommodations to help you have an enjoyable stay. We have 3 sites but only allow 2 to be in use at a time on the property. This insures that all guests continue to feel complete privacy from others and allows us to always have an alternate site available if campers want to change. Available "Extras" include portable toilet setup, Woodshop class making a cutting board, Bigfoot sitings as well as various camping gear items and games. If there are other extra's you would like to see or something you forgot to bring please let us know and we will see what we can do.

Mountaintop Retreat

97%

(175)

14mi from Bluestone Wildlife Management Area · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Jumping Branch, WV

Voted #2 campground in West Virginia by Hipcamp guests!! - Huge Thank You to you guys! Place your booking before 10-31-25 for a free bag of firewood Mushroom Trail featuring full size DoDo birds and giant connect 4 game is now open and free to all guests. We are located just 15 minutes from New River Gorge State Park. Corn hole boards are provided. Want to see 5 star panoramic views of the Appalachian Mountains? This ultra-safe, ultra-private property is located only 10 minutes off interstate 77. There is only one farm past ours so road traffic is very minimal. Plenty of room to do what you and your pets want to do while exploring on our 60 acres. Come enjoy the view and recharge and relax in peace and quiet. The sun rises up behind the view and lets you see just a little further. It is nothing short of amazing. The sunrise and the stars out here on a clear night are two of the best things this mountain has to offer. It will not disappoint. We can accommodate up to a 35ft RV. The best part is no long walk for the best views! You can park at the campsites and camp on flat ground. Each campsite features a bench and a camp cooktop. Nothing is needed to use the cook tops other than a campfire. The area has many parks, rivers and trails for fly fishing, kayaking, biking, hiking, horseback riding, bird watching, and photography, etc. View stars as only those miles away from any light can experience. The crickets and whippoorwills will sing you to sleep. Google link, trail map, and campsite location map will be emailed the day of arrival. Close to: Winterplace Ski Resort New River New River Gorge State Park Fayetteville Rafting & Tourism Camp Creek State Park Little Beaver State Park Grandview State Park Pipestem State Park Twin Falls Resort Babcock State Park Kanawha State Park Hawks Nest State Park Pinnacle Rock State Park Brush Creek Falls Bluestone State Park Sandstone Falls State Park

Starry Nights New River Gorge

100%

(166)

5.8mi from Bluestone Wildlife Management Area · 6 sites · Tents, RVs · Hinton, WV

Best Dark Sky Hipcamp in the US 2025 Best in West Virginia 2025 Welcome to Starry Night New River Gorge of the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve. Starry Nights NRG is 88 acres of mountain top land in the heart of Southern WV with easy access to a lake, rivers, State Parks, and NRG National Park. Enjoy long range views to the East and West of the Appalachian and Allegheny Mountains. See the sun rise and fall beyond the distant blue ridge lines as you await vast night skies free of light pollution. Watch the smoke rise from the forests creating clouds after a foggy morning or rain. Discover cliffs, caves, springs and more as you adventure the land. Hike the terrain with the East and West side of the property providing different experiences. All wildlife is in abundance and bird watchers rejoice, the forests and fields are alive. Enjoy the peace, still and quiet that comes with seclusion deep in the mountains. There are currently three camping sites available. Each one comes with a picnic table, fire ring, trash can and an outhouse. Cell phone and satellite service is excellent on the property. Benefits of being at the top. ••• Times include 15 minute descent from property to bottom of mountain ••• • 20 minutes to New River Gorge National Park and Preserve • 30 minutes to NRGNP: Sandstone Falls • 35 minutes to NRGNP Sandstone Visitor Center • 15 minutes to historic downtown Hinton, stores, groceries and gas • 15 minutes to 2000 acre Bluestone Lake State Park and Wildlife Management Area, Bertha location. 20 minutes to Bluestone Lake Marina. 25 minutes to Bluestone Lake Wildlife Management, Indian Mills • 15 minutes to Greenbrier River • 15 minutes to New River • 20 minutes to Bluestone River • 35 minutes to Pipestem Resort State Park • 70 minutes to New River Gorge Bridge

FoxDen by Heartwood Farm and Cabins

98%

(42)

46mi from Bluestone Wildlife Management Area · 1 site · Lodging · Floyd, VA

Get away from it all when you stay among nature in this secluded off-grid tiny cabin in the forest. Complete with outdoor grill, fire pit, picnic table, well maintained outhouse, miles of trails and a large swimming or fishing pond (catch and release). This is a secluded off grid location without power, wifi, or cell service, so be prepared to UNPLUG and unwind. Firewood for your first campfire is provided along with one tank of propane to run the indoor camp stove. Five gallons of drinking water are included with coffee and a French press. There is a cooler provided. Remember to bring ice for your groceries and sleeping bags! Please include an extra rental fee of $20 for pets (up to 3). Multiple firewood bundles can be waiting for you at $8 each (a decent fire's worth per bundle). Extra guests (more than 2) are approved on a case by case basis for $10 each per day.

Hilltop Sunrise Bunkie, Van Life

100%

(22)

34mi from Bluestone Wildlife Management Area · 4 sites · RVs · Oak Hill, WV

Hilltop Sunrise has three unique lodging opportunities: Rustic Bunkie, Single Van Life Overnight Parking Site, and Standalone RV/Camper site. The New River Gorge National Park and Preserve is home to just about any outdoor activity you can think of: fishing, boating, rock climbing, mountain biking, swimming, whitewater rafting, stand-up paddle boarding, canoeing, hiking, bi-plane rides, and more. Nearby towns of Oak Hill, Fayetteville, and Beckley have local and national chain restaurants offering burgers, sandwiches, pizza, tacos and fish. Multiple local shops roast, grind and brew unique coffee. Into shopping? Oak Hill and Fayetteville are full of fun outdoor activities as well as places to to find antiques, collectables, one of a kind gifts, local and regional hand-made goods. Fayette County has it all!

Arrowhead Bike Farm & Campground

100%

(50)

37mi from Bluestone Wildlife Management Area · 35 sites · Tents, RVs · Fayetteville, WV

Welcome to Arrowhead Bike Farm, our unique gathering point for outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds in the New River Gorge National Park. Convenient Camping and Adventuring: Our campground lays within seconds to an entrance into the New River Gorge National Park! From our Bike Farm, you can easily access the park’s best mountain biking, hiking trails and climbing routes. Explore the Arrowhead stacked-loop trail system and the Long Point Trail right from your campsite, or take a short drive to Cunard’s public put-in and take-out for boating adventures. Nearby, you’ll also find Kaymoor Top, a premier rock climbing destination and an unforgettable hike through the remains of coal history and an option to descend 821 stairs. Gatewood to Fayetteville: Fayetteville, a vibrant town teeming with culture and charm, is just minutes away. Alternatively, hike in to town via the scenic Timber Ridge Trail that crosses Wolf Creek. Dine Amidst Nature: Whether you’re drawn to the rustic allure of outdoor deck dining or the cozy atmosphere of The Handle Bar + Kitchen indoors. After a day filled with paddling, biking, hiking, or climbing adventures, you will see a diverse array of locally sourced and nationally acclaimed craft beers. Meet Our Legendary Goats: Say ‘baaa!’ to our beloved goats, who have become a charming part of the Arrowhead Bike Farm experience. They’re sure to bring a smile to your face as you enjoy the farm’s serene surroundings. Nature’s Haven: Immerse yourself in the tranquility of our location, where birds and pollinators thrive. The farm’s natural beauty creates a peaceful atmosphere that complements your adventure into America’s newest National Park. Join us at Arrowhead Bike Farm and embark on a journey to explore America’s newest National Park. Be sure to check our event calendar for exciting happenings throughout the season. Your adventure awaits!

The best camping in Bluestone Wildlife Management Area, WV guide

Overview

About

Bluestone Wildlife Management Area is the antidote for summer blues. Get out of that cubicle and hit up these 17,632 acres of land and lake. Boat, fish or canoe until you’re as wrinkled as a prune, and then head into the great green wilderness for some hiking or horseback riding. A visit to Bluestone WMA is practically a destination wedding between water and woods—you’ll quickly fall in love with this easygoing swath of wilderness. Trout fishing doesn’t get much better than the stocked Indian Creek, and Bluestone’s WMA status allows hunting in the area if that’s your cup of iced tea. You’ll only find one body of water bigger than Bluestone Lake in all of West Virginia, so take advantage of this ocean of freshwater with a long day in the boat. When the sun has set and so must you, head to one of 330 campsites for a night in the quiet woods. In a place this big, the only friends you make might be trout!

When to go

The ideal time to visit Bluestone Wildlife Management Area is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the natural beauty is at its peak. Summer brings warmth and a full bloom of flora, but also the busiest season. Winters can be harsh, with some areas less accessible, making it less ideal for a visit.

Know before you go

Check the weather forecast and prepare for changing conditions when planning your visit.
Be aware of local wildlife and follow guidelines to ensure your safety and their protection.
Some areas may have limited accessibility, so verify the open trails and facilities before you go.
Remember to pack out all trash and leave no trace to preserve the park's natural beauty.
For any inquiries or assistance, visitor centers are typically open from 8:30am to 5pm.

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