Spotless campground, no bathhouse, but has a portajohn if needed. , Very quiet and relaxing. Yes…read moreyou can hear some occasional road traffic and train chug gin' by. But, it's so few that you just easily ignore. Sites are large and very level. We backed in our 5th wheel (38ft) level first try. We had to stay extra days because of an unexpected repair. Owner was very accommodating. Dog friendly.

From the owner: Best campground on the Greenbrier River. Peaceful waters. Have to see it to appreciate. read more

Chestnut Creek Campground is a quiet, wooded spot near Fayetteville, West Virginia. The sites are…read morenon-electric, but there is a bathhouse with hot showers and a dishwashing sink, and I had enough Verizon service to stay connected. Seth, the owner, keeps the place in great shape and is quick to respond by phone or text. At $15 per person per night, it is a great value. Fayetteville is just minutes away with excellent local restaurants and shops, and the Canyon Rim Visitor Center and the rest of New River Gorge National Park are an easy drive from the campground.

A good sleep among the trees after a long day looking at the pavement. Kindness at the door.read more

Close to the Grandview area of New River Gorge and Beckley, this adorable little park was a great…read morestop to take a lakeside stroll to stretch my legs on a road trip day! The lake was really pretty and the dam had some water flowing over the spillway, which added to the peaceful ambiance. You could easily have a picnic here or rent a boat and paddle around or even hike or bike trails, like the Billy Goat's Gruff Trail, which may be the best name for a trail ever.

Absolute worst camping experience of my entire life. The people running this place had the nerve to…read morecall me literally the morning of my reservation and tell me my reservation was not being honored, the last thing I want to hear when out of state and hundreds of miles away from home while on a trip I spent countless hours preparing for. Total bullshit. Ruined my whole day and tainted my visit to West Virginia and New River Gorge. Don't bother camping here unless you want to be moved to a shitty site with more noise and less privacy that you didn't pay for and don't want. I spent a considerable amount of time researching third-party websites for views and reviews of specific sites before booking. They granted me the indignity of having to camp literally right next to the one I paid for and reserved in advance while someone else camped in the site I booked and was looking forward to. They claim they overbooked, but it was a different site than mine and on a previous day - making it entirely irrelevant to my reserved site the day of - they just couldn't be bothered to ask the person in my reserved site to move now that others were opened. Instead of asking the double-booked person to move to the one I was given, they made it my problem. Extremely unprofessional and just plain wrong. It's ridiculous that they even have a system which supposedly allows for double-booking in the first place. I never would have booked the site they replaced mine with. I checked out the site but never checked in (the RV people were right on the other side of the trees behind my site, something I had intentionally tried to avoid), ended up camping for free at Grandview Sandbar Campground instead. If I wanted that site I would have reserved it, but I didn't and would not have. Completely defeats the purpose of making a reservation if they aren't going to honor it. Little Beaver State Park Campground is run by incompetent and inconsiderate people. Flawed booking system and inept individuals ruining a public institution. Total joke, shame on them. "We hope you don't mind". Damn right I mind, you took my money for a reservation you didn't keep! I hated my non-stay with a passion and will never be back.

Very pretty scenery. Would recommend a bunch!! Love the…read morelittle waterfalls, then the huge lake/pound? The cabins you can stay in are placed in some very pretty woody areas. The swinging bridge was super fun!

Came back to stay and see a bit more of Babcock! Hiked the Island in the Sky Trail, Natural Arch,…read moreMountain Heath, and some of the Skyline Trails and they were well marked and catered to different skill levels. Views from overlooks were gorgeous, and the fall clear colors were vibrant and beautiful! Stayed in Cabin 18, and it had everything you needed for a weekend, including satellite television and some WiFi, but you're in the woods, try to check out a little! We built a fantastic fire to keep warm on the freezing night, but cabins do have heating and air, as well as a tight kitchen. Saw many deer right from the cabin, and even had visits from a cabin cat seeking food. Great stay!!

Buck and Joe have been incredibly generous and helpful. The campground is a great little place…read morenestled near the mountain. A beautiful location to stay when planning trips on the Cass Railway. I am appreciative of the graciousness these two have shown me and I hardily recommend this campground. You won't be disappointed. Chris Chandler, Ashland, KY

My husband and I have stayed here for several years now. Beautiful views and the owners are…read moreawesome and will help you as needed. You definitely feel welcomed. Quiet and wildlife around but conveniently located to nearby amenities and sights.

Great place for the price! Very nice and clean. Easy access to the river for what we needed. Would…read moredefinitely recommend to anyone that wants to enjoy Hinton and the river. Only complaint is chairs on the porch need replaced,and a fire pit would be nice.

Greg Berry, the owner of this campground, is a spineless coward and a liar who not only disrespects…read morehis customers, but also bullies his employees. As inviting as the riverfront camp sites may seem, do yourself a favor and stay far away from any business Greg has to offer, to include his rafting business. Just a short summary of my experience at the campground: * Booked my reservation for a specific campsite weeks in advance. * Showed up to camp and someone else was in the spot I reserved, forcing me into a campsite that was less desirable. * Greg said that I could move the following day to my originally reserved campsite for the remainder of my stay. * 2 days before vacation had ended, I was told by one of his employees that I needed to move once again, because the campsite I was in had been reserved. * I refused to move, stating that the owner had already given permission to stay in the current campsite. * I requested to speak with the owner multiple times, apparently, he was too afraid to own up to his word and speak with me directly. * Instead, I was threatened with a call to the state police for trespassing on a campsite that I had permission to stay on and had already paid for. * Their employee also moved other campers' tents WITHOUT their permission, so if you like people pilfering through your belongings, I suppose this may be an enjoyable place for you to camp. * I requested a refund for the remaining night I had booked, which was refused and I was forced to vacate the premises. Stay far away from here, go camp somewhere nice where you don't have to deal with the cancer of society that this entitled hillbilly is. Have a nice vacation somewhere else near Hinton.

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.

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.

This campground is about a 30-minute drive from The Greenbrier Hotel and is located on the…read moreGreenbrier rushing river. We were in the area visiting Smooth Ambler distillery and we were happy to find so much to do within an hour drive. When you first pull in, the check-in area doubles as an outdoor adventure company's post. I assume it's the same owner. The kayaks and canoes are over to the side and would've been totally tempting had it not have been like 40 degrees and rainy when we were there. This was unlike any campground that I'd ever been to before. It's privately owned and most of the sites were already occupied by the seasonal RVs, whose occupants weren't even there. There was one other RV that had an actual person camping. We were in site 24, which was the first site that wasn't seasonally occupied. The pad was narrow, but there were parking spots parallel from the road. The parking spots made good back in opportunities. With full hookups and cable tv, I would consider and did consider this as a favorable campground. The downside... this campground runs between a busy road and a river. On the other side of the river is a train track. If you're looking for tranquility and not use to the sound of passing cars and random trains, then this isn't the place for you. The bathhouse was quite new and you could tell that it wasn't often occupied. In addition to the RV sites, there were tent/popup sites as well as cabins... heck, you can even rent an RV that includes a hot tub.

This campground is roughly 16 miles off of I-64 on two-lane back roads. In hindsight, too far for…read moreone night. Even though we got there around 4:00 on a Saturday, there was no one in the office. We never saw a staff member. The roads are narrow and cramped with cars parked around. We had to ask someone to move their truck so we could back into our site. The site itself was gravel and grass and fairly level. Our biggest issue was we asked for a 50 amp site, and it was only 30 amp and it was hot outside. The water source was shared with the site next to us. Sites are close together. It appears most of the campers are here seasonally. There is no cell service, and the WiFi worked just ok. There is a regularly used train track right across the river. The country road in front stays busy with lots of loud pick up trucks. Leaving is tricky due to obstacles, and you have to hug the trees closely. Our travel buddy ended up scratching his RV. We would find a park closer to the interstate next time we are passing through.

Outstanding tubing and camping. I've been coming here for years and always have a fantastic…read moreexperience. The staff is so helpful, the tubes are comfy and the float is unforgettable. Put this place on your must do!

The worst tubing experience ever! The facility was gross... nasty bathrooms and even worse shower…read morethat I wouldn't even step foot in. The staff seemed like they hate their jobs and wouldn't go out of their way at all, not even to smile. The tubes were nothing more than a car tire inner tube. What a joke!

Southern end -…read more Good surface. RR wide. Some restrooms Only problem is trail maps are mis-leading. Caldwell is beginning but is MP 3, not 1 Easy access - well signed Few road crossings

Close to a college town, this rail to trail is long, relatively unimpeded, and offers river views…read more There were multiple parking lots at what is currently the south end of the trail, as well as signage indicating that some of the railway had been sold to buyers who were not part of the trail, so it kind of starts midway along the rail line. Regardless, it is a longer trail than I had time for and the part I completed was easily worthwhile.