Awesome! I'm down here at least once a year, usually for my Family Reunion. Lots to do, and not far…read morefrom town in case you need something.

From the owner: Lawrence Co. Campground & Cabins offers only the best in family entertainment. Located in Louisa,…read moreKentucky, home of Yatesville Lake State Park, our campgrounds and cabins are only minutes away from great fishing, boating, hiking, golfing and much much more. The park has five, newly renovated, rentable private cabins with a rustic feel that will put you in touch with the great outdoors. We have specific areas for camping (both tent and RV), conference center, picnicking area, beach/swimming, hiking and wide open spaces for some great family fun and activities. An amphitheater is also available for music and there are shelters available that would be great for your next family reunion or group outing. So if you looking for a great outdoors experience, call (606) 826-2961 for reservations or more information.

NO BIG CAMPERS! The owners provided directions and I was able to get under the railroad bridge on…read morethe way in, but on the way out, under the same bridge, it took out my roof AC and damaged my back jacks. There are 8 RV spaces but only a few large enough for a big camper, thankfully the campground was empty because we might have not been able to get into a smaller space. The owners did not reply to my call/text informing them of the damages.

From the owner: Looking for the closest accommodations to the most popular trailhead in the Hatfield-McCoy Trail…read moresystem? You found us! Billy Goat Mountain Village Campground and Cabins is located exactly 200 steps from the Buffalo Mountain Trailhead, just park at your cabin or camp site and go! The trailhead offers the most single-track trails for ATVs and dirt bikes. You can ride connectors to Matewan, Delbarton, Gilbert, and Williamson. Rich in the history of the Appalachian coal fields, these beautiful, friendly towns offer gas, restaurants, shopping, and activities the entire family can enjoy. Greg and Christine Smith, Airbnb SuperHosts, have built beautiful hand-crafted cabins to provide an authentic Appalachian experience with luxury and comfort in mind. They both grew up in Mingo County and live on the property. - 7 custom cabins sleep 4-12 guests comfortably. The 5 large cabins have 2 bathrooms. - 8 full hook-up RV sites. - Wi-Fi, cell service, fire pits, grills. In cabins you will enjoy vintage arcade and board games, up-to-date TVs with DirecTV, fully equipped kitchens with Keurig coffee makers and pellet ice machines. - Nestled in the mountains with plenty of parking. NEW! Our Hatfield & McCoy Recreation Center is just 2 minutes away! It features bowling, billiards, video games, a restaurant, and large event room. Loads of family fun!

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!

Meadow Creek Campground is a terrific place stay outdoors while exploring around New River Gorge…read moreNational Park. When first planning out my itinerary for visiting the park, I had researched that there were plentiful campgrounds located within the area. So...I knew I would be camping out somewhere for my first night at New River Gorge. I just didn't know where exactly I would end my day. Well...after finishing hanging out at the Grand View section of the park in late afternoon, I was okay to start looking for a campground. I always refer to the trusty app on my phone called Campendium, to find my campsites. And as usual, Campendium did not disappoint! I quickly browsed all the reviews for Meadow Creek and was excited to come here. From the Grand View part of New River Gorge (which btw, is one of the primary highlights of the park), it was just 17 miles to drive to Meadow Creek. And best of all the location of the campground was in the proper direction for my next destination, being Sandstone Falls. Let me give some details about how simple it is come to Meadow Creek and get a campsite for the night... and yes, it has to be one of the easiest spots (in terms of finding a place to rest at while on a whim) I have ever come across along my journeys around the USA. - Cell phone reception works fine in the area, so simply plug "Meadow Creek Campground" into Google Maps and you'll easily be directed here. - It is free to camp out! How cool. Once I arrived, the instruction board mentioned to just pick a campsite and it's yours! How simple! - There must have been about 25 - 30 campsites available for choosing, and basically there was no one here. I had my pick of any site. - All the sites were situated on soft, fluffy grass, which always is beneficial when pitching a tent. This way you can have a gentle, comfortable sleep. - The sites all had barbecue pits. They were well spaced apart from each other to feel like you have privacy. You can start charcoal grills also. - A very interesting fact is this...trailers and RVs are not allowed!!! Prohibited! That's so peculiar? Usually, you have RV sites and parks that don't allow tents. But here it was the opposite. So nice for me, someone who carries a tent in the trunk of my car, to feel like I was prioritized, lol. Btw, I noticed the folks that were spending the night here actually slept in their cars rather than pitching tents. - They have vault toilets houses but they're extremely well maintained and clean. In fact, when I stepped inside one of them, it smelt beautifully, with a nice fragrance. - Located just 2.5 miles down the road is the Sandstone General Store and Eatery. This local little joint has groceries, gas and supplies...ideal for picking up anything to cook on your barbecue. You could even purchase prepared sandwiches if you don't feel like cooking. And prices here were extremely cheap, considering there's not much around to this part of the park. - You can do some hiking/walking right along the New River to get some fresh air and appreciate the woodsy/forestry setting. - When I visited back in the middle of May of 2022, the weather was perfect and not too chilly at night. Couldn't have asked for a better evening with a few stars up in the sky. - I believe you can stay up to 14 evenings here, all for free! You can camp for free, use the facilities for free, and occupy a campsite all for free. Thank you to the National Parks Services for Meadow Creek Campground! Although Meadow Creek was a wonderful experience for me...I do need to mention some parts that were a little bit of a letdown... 1. Cell phone coverage in this specific campground was minimal. Yet, when I walked down the creek area, my reception worked just fine. Hmmm? 2. Okay, yes, the train tracks. During the night I did hear trains running on the tracks that were very loud. Still, I don't mind these types of things as I'm an easy sleeper. 3. This is going a bit overboard, no there aren't any AMP power stations, lol. Overall, I can't say enough good things about Meadow Creek Campground. It was certainly one of the best highlights to my time visiting New River Gorge National Park.

Never a bad time! Repeat customer! I love that you can wake up and throw your pole in the water…read morewithout going anywhere. Best campground I've been to

Having read some of the reviews before arriving, I was bracing for this to be a less than pleasant…read moreexperience & I couldn't have been more wrong! We were greeted very pleasantly & while driving to our site, we thought the sites looked quite nice. We stayed in Site #44 & it was level (unlike some of the reviews that said the sites were terribly undeveloped); we did find that the breaker on the power pole didn't work & we called right away & within a very short time, a really pleasant maintenance guy came, discovered he needed to replace the breaker, went right away & got it & we were able to setup not long after! We walked the entire property & found a lovely pool, a very cute putt-putt & lovely flowers & well cared for plants/trees everywhere. They have a really nice gift shop & game room & they sell Hunts Bros Pizzas that you can pick up. We had good water pressure & lovely views from our site, with no close by neighbors. We have been RV'ing for 13 years & have seen all types of RV parks--this one definitely does not deserve any of the bad reviews it has gotten, in my opinion!

I count our lucky blessings that we were able to find any place on memorial day weekend as we…read moretravel back to Ohio. We arrived Friday approximately 5 PM after a long down the road due to a few stops and heavy traffic, not to mention the terrain, after departing St. George, South Carolina. We were happy that they offered a military discount. Overall, this is a very beautiful park. Extremely well-kept! Yes, the spaces are a little tight if 100% filled however, I certainly didn't see anywhere, as mentioned by another reviewer, a sewer hook up 36 inches from a fire pit. They also offer a nice little café and sundry shop in their office. My wife and I had some of their breakfast pizza as well as a lunch pizza and chicken wings. All three were absolutely delicious! There is a small pool for children as well as a splash area. Additionally, there's a rather novel putt putt golf and gem mining area. In addition to RV spaces there are small apartments and large apartments. There are a number of long-term residents at the majority are short term rental. We liked it so much. We bookmarked it for a future stop if we're passing through the area. Keep up the great work!

This is a basic campground right off the highway. The road grade going in is pretty steep and there…read moreare a few tight turns getting in and out. But we are in a pretty big rig and managed fine. The site was level. We did have to use a longer hose for water connection. There are a number of "permanent" residents and some of their sites could have been better maintained. There is an area behind the park for tent camping that has a pretty creek with some picnic and play areas. Some mention highway noise but it didn't bother us. We camped at Pioneer Village Campground in a Fifth Wheel. There is nothing to do in Max Meadows but we weren't looking for that. Wytheville is a short drive and has everything you could need. The Log Cabin 1776 restaurant is a must as well as Skeeters if you like hot dogs. We made a trip to Bristol and really enjoyed hanging out for the day.

Beautiful place to stay. We had no plan while driving to North Carolina and looked them up and…read morestayed the night. Looking forward To our next stay as we planned to go back on Sunday on our way home.

Great overnight stay. We would've stayed longer if our schedule allowed. Long pullthru site was…read morelevel with grass and gravel. Utilities in the middle. Great water pressure, we used a pressure regulator. Nice small dog park. Decent free wifi and great cable. Lots of activities. There are lots of longterm or permanent residents here. Office staff were so helpful. If coming from Exit 28, I-64 West, the entrance from Hwy 60 into Fox Fire Rd is a right 180 degree turn (very sharp right turn) so give yourself plenty of room. Great place to stay overnight or longer.

This is a small KOA that is a decent travel stop for a night or two if you're traveling through WV…read more Many of the sites are absurdly packed together and upon check in we ended up having to pay more money to upgrade to a different site because if we had tried to stay in the site they originally put us in we would have been touching the camper next to us or been mere inches away from them when we put our slides out. This is not an exaggeration. My husband and I walked around the park and from what we observed we suspect at one point many of the pull thru sites may have once been single sites split into two to maximize the park's potential profit. Nice for them but not great for the occupants. Dumpsters are located at the back of the campground which is inconvenient if you're staying in a site near the front. Although the pamphlet does say if "you're leaving in a rush" at the end of your stay you can leave your sealed up trash bag at the end of your site to be picked up. The sites are mostly level but the one we stayed in had that kind of minimal incline that cause you to roll forward just enough to make hitching up a pain. The "upgraded" sites with patios are a bit messy looking. In fact. many sites overlook a neighbor to the campground who appears to be a hoarder so that isn't the most pleasant view if you're vacationing. Although the campground can't control what the neighbor does on their property it would be nice if they invested in a fence along that side of the park to make it look tidier. On the positive side, they did have a couple of little ponds that look pretty well suited to some light recreational fishing but didn't look as appealing for swimming. They have lots of pull thru sites which is convenient for quick stopovers and they are located near a major highway (but be prepared for some road noise). It's also really nice that they're open year round. We didn't have a lot of interaction with the staff but when we did they were cordial. In summary, it's a decent campground that meets the basic needs of a traveler but I would use this more as a layover campground than a destination. Overall would probably rate it about 2.5 stars. 3 stars ranking it against a regular campground but only 2 stars comparing it to KOA's.

I was really looking forward to stopping here, especially to see the lighthouse, but visiting in…read morethe off season definitely took away from the experience. This area is known for the lake and for boating and outdoor recreation, so I understand that coming during a colder time probably put a slight damper on everything that should be taken with a grain of salt if you're reading this review. When we arrived there was no one in the office. It felt closed off and unattended. I wasn't able to go up into the lighthouse at all, which was super disappointing because for me it was the main draw. From the outside, the lighthouse was lovely to look at but I was really really hoping to be able to climb to the top. The rest of the grounds looked fine and this is definitely a place designed for overnight stays. I would definitely return but during the right season and when I am able to explore the lighthouse!

We stayed here for 3 nights in the farmhouse cabin and rented kayaks. The check in process was…read moresuper simple and the staff were super kind and helpful for any questions we had. Our cabin was beautiful and perfect for two people. We spent a lot of our evenings at the little community hammock area, which is a touch I now believe all campsites should have. I loved the location because we were 10 minutes from the salmon run boat launch where you can kayak under a bridge and find a waterfall around the bend. We were about 20 minutes away from Fayetteville where you can find amazing food and activities. I highly recommend the Wood Iron Eatery for breakfast and the Long Point Grille for lunch.