Lake Robertson is a hidden gem in a magical mountain landscape. Makes a great little hike. Pool and…read morecamping area is also nice.

So pretty and so quiet. My boyfriend and I came here to the Natural Bridge area and decided to go…read moreon and see this lake that was nearby. The drive was very windy and pretty, and also surrounded by gorgeous mountains and streams. Once we got to the lake it was just amazingly pretty, it was kind of crazy how clear it was. It really drowned everything else out. Definitely would go again honestly for that lake. Coming from NOVA definitely a nice change of scenery.

Great place to live and recreate! Tons of things to do ! It's a bedroom community for surrounding…read morecities !

Don't drink the water, and hold your breath. Water tests confirm ongoing issues with e-coli and…read moreother contaminants. Periodic sewage spills after heavy rains. Certainly wouldn't recommend swimming or boating on the lake. Water fees are outrageous, and oh yeah, the smell. Your realtor won't do any showings after dark when the sewage treatment plant vents, the smell is God awful.

Came back again and stayed in a waterfront cabin this time, and it's well worth the upgrade! The…read moreview was great and the bedroom faced the water with a picturesque double window complete with blinds to limit or highlight the scene! Osprey were nesting, which was amazing!! Trails were beautiful, and since we were just weeks from peak season, it was still quiet and peaceful, but with gorgeous spring weather!

Explored without a boat, this park offers several trails of modest difficulty with views of the…read morewater and the mountains. Most of the actual facilities weren't open during the winter, but on a day when it finally warmed up enough to explore, the sights were pleasant. The other side of the lake is residential. It's not a place I'd want to pay for every time I visited, but I find a state parks pass offers some value.

Nice peaceful well kept State Park. Nice lake to swim in as well as a very clean beach. Camp sites…read moreare nice and clean lots of amenities etc. Plenty of walking trails and stuff to do or just relax

Our family came for a day visit so I can't vouch for the campsites. The lake itself, though, is…read moreincredibly gorgeous. I love the beach area where our kids happily played and dug streams and tunnels for hours. A little island that you can walk to or paddle out to on a float. Lots of space to spread out with a picnic or a bbq. Small park entrance fee (per vehicle) that is totally worth it.

3 stars due to the many fallen trees on the trail going around the lake! My buddy took his son…read moreyesterday on the trail walk and we were all surprised at the many trees lying across the pathway. They could all be cut and moved in a day easily. Otherwise - it is beautiful and wonderful swim area!

The camp site was really nice for tent campin. Restrooms were clean and stocked. The staff were…read moregreat. The lake was a terrible disappointment, it smelled bad and is no longer properly taken care of.

Located within the Blue Ridge Mountains, this area is great spot within reach of a number of hiking…read moretrails, a lake for swimming, and a wonderful camping ground suitable for casual campers/families. The lake was perfect for swimming in: great temperature, clean, and a lot of grassy shore space along the side. There was large grass areas where one could play frisbee or do other outdoor games. The campground is well-maintained, clean, and has a number of amenities that make camping convenient. Campers have access to flush toilets as well as showers. The facilities aren't particularly fancy but it's camping -- if you wanted fancy, you should stay indoors :) Prices were reasonable as well. $15 a night for a single site. Single site campsites come with a large parking space, a picnic table, and a firepit. Most of the spots are well shaded, and there is easily enough space for a large family tent or a few smaller tents. The campground has access to a number of trail heads and within a short driving distance, even more trails are available. Some trails are short and suitable for beginning hikers, others more challenging with steep inclines and a number of switchbacks up the mountain. Some are also perfect for day hikes as well. Located nearby is the Appalachian Trail as well as the James River (one can rent kayaks, canoes, etc.). The campground is nearby to Natural Bridge, VA -- which has a large natural bridge one can pay to see -- and Lexington, VA -- which has a cute downtown area to walk through and some nice restaurants to eat at.

Unexpectedly nice park. Hilly with scenic views, trail, small pond (not a lake!), sports field…read more Bathrooms need renovations.

Beautiful setting with a large waterfall and hiking/biking trails right outside of Lynchburg, VA.read more

Perfect place to come and relax! Our dogs love it here and enjoy a good run and a jump in the…read morewater. Our go-to place for doggie play tine!

This is a review of the park located here, aka Chris Greene Lake Park; it is over 250 acres large…read morewith a beach, picnic area, playgrounds, picnic shelters, trails, dog park &, of course, the lake & dock. Nice, wooded sections, fairly close to Charlottesville proper, very close to the airport & residential areas.

Great customer service. The boats were well maintained, even this late into the season. Thanks do…read moremuch for a wonderful weekend on the water!

Had a great experience renting from here. Staff is very friendly and knowledgeable.read more

This campsite is always a 5 star. There is swimming, boating, hiking and (other than all the target…read morepractice that goes on daily somewhere, which makes you a bit jumpy) the perfect week/weekend. We have a dog and rather than chain him as he is a trained service dog, we bring a couple rolls of safety fencing. This assures us and everyone else he is staying in our campsite but free to roam. One of the prettiest parks for amenities, close to Richmond.

What a hidden gem! The lane was beautiful, and the trail was so pretty! I walked along the lake and…read morethen did the Dogwood Loop to as a little extra. There was signs of bear activity as the trash had been recently rooted through along the trail, but no sightings of any wildlife to speak of. There's a swim beach and lots of places to fish. Nice playground area and a snack bar!