Natural Bridge / Lexington KOA

Campground Amenities

• 50 Max Amp
• 82' Max Length
• Wi-Fi
• Cable TV
• Pool (Open May 15 to Sep 20)
• Propane ($)
• Firewood ($)
• Pavilion

• Pizza Delivered to your Campsite (available with charge)
• Playground
• Hay-rides
• Motorcycle Clubs

• Well stocked convenience store with groceries and many Virginia gift items
• Planned Activities Every Weekend May - September and on Holidays
• RV Clubs & Rallies
• Tours

Campground Activities APRIL- The Easter bunny is always excited to spend some time at the Natural Bridge KOA! Come prepared to have baskets of fun all month long! There will be wagon rides with the Easter bunny, egg hunts, Easter crafts, flash light carrot hunts, Easter games galore, and movie nights! Free admission to the Bridge on Easter Sunday - check it out!

MAY- Step right up to win some prizes at the KOA Carnival! This month we're all about fun and games with goofy clowns, face-painting, and lots of games- carnival style! Make your own clown hats or giant clown glasses at the craft, come to the Ice Cream social to make your own ice cream sundaes, enjoy magic shows & get your own balloon animal! We'll also have silly wagon rides, train rides, movie nights, and karaoke!

JUNE- We'll have a rootin' tootin' good ole time with Jesse and the gang as we travel out to the wild, wild west for a rendezvous at the K.O.A. Corral! With shootin' competitions, stick horse races, and, yes, even a stage coach wagon ride hold up! We'll have cowboy spittin' contests, ropin' demonstrations, and a showdown with Bad Bart! You can check out our cowboy karaoke, train rides, and night time rattle snake hunts.

JULY- Don't bury those Christmas decorations because you'll need them at our Christmas in July Month! Escape the everyday hustle and bustle to experience this true Paradise get-a-way with Santa! We'll lure you away as Mrs. Claus helps you with cookie decorating at the Luau style Christmas parties, complete with make-your-own sundaes & hula dancing lessons; tropical and Christmas crafts; Snowball fights, sledding, and snowman building competitions. Watch out for the Grinch at the Christmas-carol super soaker wagon rides! There will also be train rides, glowstick parades, and site decorating contests! WOW!

AUGUST-LABOR DAY- We're going to step back to the Renaissance and have a blast with King Arthur, Robin Hood, and the rest of the royals! Be prepared to show off your chivalry with jousting tournaments, sword fights, and saving the Princess from the fire breathing dragon wagon rides! Decorate your own royal crown, tiara, sword or shield! The Faire will be a sure treat with fairy-tale ice cream socials. And much more!

OCTOBER- There is no better time to come to the mountains than in the fall. The colors will take your breathe away! For Halloween, we take pride in our safe family friendly harvest celebrations. With a weekend filled with games, flashlight candy hunts, pumpkin carving classes, hayrides and train rides, and of course, we wouldn't forget the costume contest - and that's not all! We'll have trick-or-treating, game nights, movie nights and stories around the campfire. AND, if SCARY is what you're after - you'll love Professor Cline's Haunted Museum in Natural Bridge, or a stroll through Lexington on one of their Haunted Ghost Tours! Check out our website for more information.

Hayrides On the weekends!

Swimming Pool We take pride in the cleanliness of our swimming pool which is open daily from mid-May to mid-September. Lounge chairs are available.

Specialty Tours

The Lexington Carriage Company offers an intriguing way to tour this unique 19th century college town. Tours are narrated by professional carriage driver/tour guides throughout the entire route. 540-463-5647

Old Virginia Tours offers guided tours of Lexington and the surrounding area. 800-685-7265 (Pin#7315)

Haunting Tales - Lexington Ghost Tours- Take a guided candlelight walk through the back streets and alleyways to the venues of Lexington's long since departed residents who supposedly still occupy them. 540-464-2250

Attractions Within 10 Miles From The Campground
The Natural Bridge One of Virginia's most cherished natural wonders. Rockbridge County derives its name from the formation. George Washington surveyed the area for Lord Fairfax and Thomas Jefferson purchased from King George III the "rock bridge" for twenty shillings on July 4, 1774 to ensure it was available to the public. The Natural Bridge has enormous proportions. It is described as being 90 feet long, 150 feet wide at one end and 50 feet wide at another. Your admission includes a visit to the Monacan Indian Living History Village and a laser light show in the evening. 800-533-1410.

The Monacan Indian Living History Village Visitors can learn about and assist Monacan Indians with canoe building, hide tanning, mat and rope weaving, tool making, preparing meals and much more. Call the Natural Bridge for more information.