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So much natural beauty, rich history, and exciting adventures are waiting for you! We are conveniently nestled in the Blue Ridge mountains, come camp with is and see how much we have to offer.
Camp Near the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia. Experience the beauty of Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains from our campground, conveniently located just 1 mile from the Blue Ridge Parkway between Mileposts 61 and 62. Whether you're traveling by RV, camper, or tent, our campground is the perfect home base for exploring one of America's most scenic drives. With easy access to hiking trails, waterfalls, scenic overlooks, wildlife viewing, fishing, and historic attractions, you'll find endless opportunities for outdoor adventure just minutes from your campsite.
Must-See Attractions Along the Blue Ridge Parkway:
Otter Creek (Milepost 62)
Enjoy peaceful creekside views, picnic areas, fishing opportunities, and access to scenic hiking trails. It's a great stop for families and nature lovers.
Otter Lake (Milepost 63)
Take in beautiful mountain views while relaxing by the lake. This picturesque destination is perfect for photography, birdwatching, and enjoying the outdoors.
James River Visitor Center (Milepost 64)
Discover the history and natural beauty of the Blue Ridge Parkway through interactive exhibits before crossing the iconic James River Footbridge. Nearby trails offer excellent hiking and spectacular river views.
Apple Orchard Falls (Near Milepost 79)
One of Virginia's most popular waterfall hikes, Apple Orchard Falls rewards visitors with a stunning cascading waterfall surrounded by the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Explore Even More Nearby: Our campground is also conveniently located near many of the region's most popular attractions, including:
The James River Foot Bridge (where the AT crosses the James River on a 625' foot bridge) is just 5 miles from our campground.
Less than 5 miles from the campground, the James River is known for world class fishing, paddle sports, & whitewater rafting. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_River
Visit our Friends at the Wilderness Canoe Company just 20 minutes from the campground.
http://www.wildernesscanoecompany.com/
The 37th state park was dedicated on September 24, 2016, and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places as a National Historic Landmark in 1988. At the center of the park, the 200-foot tall Natural Bridge sits in a limestone gorge carved out by Cedar Creek.The park is more than just the Bridge; lush forests and rolling meadows showcase the area's karst terrain and vistas of surrounding mountains, and the James River valley competes with the Bridge itself. Access these via 10 miles of hiking trails, including Cedar Creek Trail, which leads from the park's Visitor Center under the bridge to Lace Falls with its 50-foot cascade.Start at the Visitor Center, where you will find exhibits and a gift shop.If you arrive before the visitor center opens, follow the trail signs for Cedar Creek trail to purchase admission at the Trail Store.Accessing Cedar Creek Trail requires navigating a stairway with 137 steps. Accommodations for those with accessibility needs can be made upon request at the park's Visitor Center or by calling (540) 291-1326. Strollers are not recommended because of the amount of stairs.Please note that visiting the Natural Bridge is an outdoor experience requiring appropriate footwear, physical exertion and hydration while enjoying the trail. Please be aware that although they are nearby, the Natural Bridge Hotel and Conference Center is not affiliated with the state park and is privately owned.
The park is open daily from 8 a.m. to dusk, weather permitting.Visitor Center - daily, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.Trail Store - daily, 8 a.m. - duskBase Camp exhibits area – May 22 – Sept. 7 open daily 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.Food service – May 22 – Nov. 1 open dailyAccessing the Natural Bridge requires navigating a stairway of 137 steps. Accommodations for accessibility can be made upon request with the front desk rangers at the Visitor Center or by calling (540) 291-1326.
6477 South Lee Highway
Natural Bridge, VA 24578
Lynchburg has something for everyone!
http://www.discoverlynchburg.org/
Visit the Appomattox Court House where the Civil War Ended.
http://www.nps.gov/apco/index.htm
Thomas Jefferson's Summer Home
http://www.poplarforest.org/
Liberty Mountain Snowflex Centre. Ski, Snowboard & Tube—No Snow Required!Looking for a one-of-a-kind adventure during your camping trip? Head to Liberty Mountain Snowflex Centre at Liberty University, where you can ski, snowboard, or snow tube year-round—without a single snowflake! Featuring a revolutionary synthetic slope that feels like packed snow when wet, Snowflex offers an exciting experience for beginners and seasoned riders alike. Whether you're learning to ski for the first time, perfecting your snowboard skills, or racing down the tubing hill with family and friends, it's an unforgettable adventure just a short drive from our campground.
Why You'll Love It
Located in Bedford Va, just 30min from the campground.
http://www.dday.org/
Virginia's only drive thru safari park.
http://www.virginiasafaripark.com/
Twin River Outfitters Canoeing, Kayaking, & TubingLooking to spend the day on the river? Twin River Outfitters offers canoeing, kayaking, river tubing, and river camping trips. They are the largest paddlesports rental business in the region.
653 Lowe Street
Buchanan, VA 24066
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