This is the best campground I've stayed at. The sites were clean and clear in view. Each had a fire…read morering and picnic tables. Rvs welcome. The bathrooms were the cleanest I've seen. I couldn't believe it. Nice showers, nice sink area and clean. Area for washing dishes. Couple playgrounds. Sun site and shade sites and every single person there smiled and said hello. Lots of respect here because at 10pm on the nose, everyone got quiet in an instant. That almost never happens! I loved camping here. Check out is 12pm! A bundle of wood is $6 and there's a lot in there. I hope I get to come back.

We had to stop here for a dump station. People were nice and helpful. It's conveniently located…read morenext to the main road. It has a nice playground.

Folks were very nice. Full service camp sites were very difficult to get level. We knew no cell or…read moreinternet service, but wifi was offered and VERY iffy. Trails rated green were definitely NOT green. Very rutted out. Ok for experienced riders but not kids.

The park, facilities and trails are all great, however, the cost to stay and ride have increased…read moreso much that now other parks are more appealing. The rustic cabins have doubled in price per night to rival fancy hotels but without any of the amenities. $160 a night is just too much.

There are not enough stars to rate this campground! Dara and Caleb are phenomenal to deal with!…read moreExcellent communication during our 3 month stay. Grounds are well maintained and everyone was always pleasant! Definitely recommend!!

Many more full-timers than we expected. The store is amazing which is a nice added feature. Loud…read morenoise from road though and cell service was non existent. Also wi-fi was terrible. A known issue.

Small but comfy rooms right on the Greenbrier River, just outside your door. Very friendly and…read morehelpful staff. Small fridge and microwave in room. But you don't want to spend much time in your room with all the great things to see and do in the area. There is a wonderful patio in the rear, overlooking the river with chairs and tables. Perfect for watching birds flitting about over the water chasing insects or catching a serene sunset. They also have a platform in the river to swim out from shore. And I believe they also rent kayaks. Both things a bit to chilly for us Florida folks! Close by the quaint and historic town of Hinton, with many downtown shoppes and restaurants very walkable from the downtown. Pipestem and Bluestone State Parks nearby with many summer activities, boat rentals, etc. Winding mountain roads in the area are in great shape with plenty of scenic spots to visit. Even a Drive-In Movie a few minutes away. And if you're into freshwater fishing - the number of boats and fishermen out on the water must mean a good spit close by. Hiking trails abound. White water rafting also available with different levels of difficulty. Almost Heaven is a great motto. The mountains seem to climb to the stars. If you visit, say "Hi" to Vicky, our wonderful host..

Definitely will book a room again! The rooms here are newly remodeled and super clean! After…read morestaying at some gross places over the years during my annual visits to Hinton, this was a great place to rest my head. The owners have added many touches to the rooms to make your stay more comfortable! I'm not a coffee drinker but it's so nice to have coffee & creamer in the fridge if I did. All appliances work- cooked my kiddo a Mac n cheese cup in microwave lol. AC is crisp & cold. Lots of things to do if you are feeling like getting out on the water. I think the best thing is that i felt safe here. Being a mom who took a trip alone with my kiddo, I do get nervous being so far away from home/my husband but the owners have been wonderful, letting me know if I needed anything for the room during my stay to call or text. My only complaint isn't even a complaint for them but - if you drive a low profile vehicle, just beware. I didn't know the entry way was so steep & I scrape coming in & out of the lot. Absolutely wonderful visit & I wish I could have stayed another night!

The ladies there are very friendly and nice! This was a good campsite for us and very convenient…read morewhile we were traveling for my husband's job. It's close to the New River Gorge. They have a big laundry room and two big bathrooms with showers in them. The place is quiet and our site was clean! Very satisfied and we will be coming back when we travel there for my husband's job again.

Her daughter was running around in a thong in front of children. The office charged us $70 a night…read moreand then she charged our friend $20 for spraying off his side by side!! The website clearly states the cost is $45 per bite. We will NEVER be back!!

Went tubing here yesterday with my family (who were all bundled up for winter weather, too much…read moreFlorida sand in our toes). You can book your reservation and sign your waivers online prior to arrival and then all you have to do is walk to the lodge area and get your lift tickets. You can book an all day pass or a selected 3 hour window. We opted for a window from 1200pm until 245pm. Note, the road to the resort has some pot holes and the parking lot is a gravel lot that is about a ten minute walk to the lodge. There is a shuttle that will drive you from the lot to the lodge but it fills up real quick. Once you get your pass you just walk out the door to the hill for tubing. The hill has eight to ten runs (a few were down bc the snow was melting). You will have to find a tube at the bottom or ask the staff for more. There is a lift to the top of the hill but the top was a little chaotic bc there was no staff up there keeping order and people will cut in or hold a lane. The run is pretty fast and it is a fun run down the hill. We were able to go 20-30 times in a three hour window with a break for a snack. The slope is equipped with snow makers but if they are on, they will blow snow and ice all over you (so goggles or glasses is a must). Good family adventure. They also offer skiing and snow boarding.

Great place with 28ish trails. The rental process was fairly easy and returning them was easy as…read morewell. There are lockers and various sizes that you could rent by the day and the ski lodge is fairly large. There is a cafe with burgers, pizza, chicken tenders or you can bring your own food. I was there Friday and Saturday night, the bar had a band playing both nights, and the prices of the beer were relatively reasonable.

Very nice pull through stop for your trip. Nice level pull throughs enabled me to stay connected to…read moretruck. Right off 64 and walking distance to a nice general store. Only $30 bucks for full hookups. Pulling a camper or driving an RV and need a place to crash well this is it. Some traffic noise but not bad.

This was the absolutely perfect place for a quick stop in the middle of our trip back to Ohio from…read moreVirginia. Gorgeous views and so peaceful!

What an amazing site in the National Park. This is an abandoned town from the early to mid 1900's…read morethat had quite the past. They do an excellent job of explaining the buildings and life when it was a booming steam engine railroad town. Take your time visiting the area. I could believe that it is an active Amtrak site today.

What an amazing place to stop and try to imagine this was once a place bustling with people…read moreworking, traveling, living .. it's so small and empty now that only the pictures can tell the tale! They did a good job putting up information and learned so much about what it was like to work here for the railroads way back when. It's incredible how times change, things become more efficient, jobs are reduced, and eventually eliminated. I spent a total of an hour and 15 minutes here for reference. There is a gift shop where I got my usual souvenir magnet, but there are other neat things here as well! I was tempted to buy the "dining on the railway" book (or a name something like that). A great piece of history here and I hope someday the interiors of the buildings can be brought up to code and replicated to look how they did in their heyday so we can get a real feel of walking into the businesses (also a rebuild of the Lafayette Hotel would be amazing, even if just a smaller scale). I'm glad what is there has been preserved by the NPS! I have to say, I left West Virginia with a treasure trove of history!