RV Campgrounds in Virginia

Discover the best rv campgrounds across Virginia. Hit the open road and find the perfect spot for your home on wheels. From full-hookup sites to scenic boondocking destinations.

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Rudds Creek Rec. Area

Boydton
John H. Kerr Dam and Reservoir

Ninety-eight spacious sites feature electric and water hookups, with many offering direct waterfront views of John H. Kerr Reservoir's sparkling waters.

Clarksville, VA
John H. Kerr Dam and Reservoir

Eleven electric hookup sites line the shores of Kerr Reservoir, with a unique double site accommodating larger rigs traveling together. Hot showers and a swim beach await after you launch your boat into one of Virginia's largest lakes.

Cave Mountain Lake Family Camp

Natural Bridge Station
George Washington & Jefferson National Forest

Full hookup sites accommodate RVs of all sizes along a mountain lake where hemlocks tower overhead and cool breezes drift down from Blue Ridge peaks. Spacious pull-through spots provide easy parking, while spotless bathhouses and well-maintained facilities let you focus on lakeside...

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About RV Campgrounds in Virginia

RV camping in Virginia offers an exceptional blend of mountain scenery, lakefront relaxation, and historical exploration across one of America's most diverse landscapes. From the misty peaks of the Blue Ridge Mountains to the expansive waters of John H.

Best Time

Spring and fall are ideal for RV camping in Virginia, with April through May and September through October offering comfortable temperatures, vibrant foliage, and fewer crowds at popular destinations. Spring brings blooming dogwoods and redbuds throughout the state, with daytime temperatures in the 60s-70s°F perfect for hiking and outdoor activities, though occasional rain showers are common.

What Makes It Great

Full hookup sites with electric, water, and sewer
Pull-through sites for easy parking
Dump stations and service facilities
WiFi and modern amenities

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Fort Valley
George Washington & Jefferson National Forest

RV campers find spacious sites along Passage Creek's banks, with essential hookups including fresh water from hand pumps and seasonal hot showers serving the entire camping area.

Pound River Campground (Va)

Clintwood
John W. Flannagan Dam and Reservoir

RVers enjoy electric hookups and spacious sites surrounded by Cumberland Mountain views, with direct access to John W. Flannagan Reservoir's pristine waters. The immaculate facilities and attentive hosts create a welcoming base camp for fishing at dawn and kayaking across the expansive lake.

Bull Run Regional Park - Centreville

Centreville

Full-service sites deliver electric, water, and sewer hookups in a wooded Northern Virginia setting that keeps you close to DC without sacrificing the camping experience.

Clarksville
John H. Kerr Dam and Reservoir

RV campers enjoy 66 spacious gravel sites positioned along John H. Kerr Reservoir's shoreline, with essential hookups and a convenient dump station for extended lakeside stays.

Bassett
Philpott Lake

Fifty-three electric and water hookup sites nestle along Philpott Lake's 2,900-acre expanse, where the Blue Ridge foothills provide a stunning backdrop for your RV adventure.

Big Meadows Campground - Shenandoah (Va)

Luray
Shenandoah National Park

RV campers choose from over 200 mountain sites at 3,500 feet elevation, though hookups remain limited in this classic national park setting where generators supplement power needs.

Stony Fork Campground

Wytheville
George Washington & Jefferson National Forest

Electric and water hookups await at the base of Big Walker Mountain, where spacious sites nestle among towering hardwoods and mountain streams. Each spot offers privacy among the ancient forest, with accommodating hosts who ensure RVers have everything needed for a comfortable mountain retreat.

Wilderness Road Campground

Ewing
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park

Forty-one sites feature electrical hookups scattered through shaded loops, with generous spacing that accommodates full-sized rigs beneath towering Appalachian hardwoods.

RVers enjoy electric and water hookups at 15 waterfront sites along Philpott Lake's shoreline, where the Blue Ridge Mountains rise dramatically in the background. Pull your rig up to lake-view spots that put you steps from swimming, fishing, and boating on Virginia's clearest reservoir waters.

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Rudds Creek Rec. Area

Buffalo Park

Cave Mountain Lake Family Camp

Elizabeth Furnace

Pound River Campground (Va)

Bull Run Regional Park - Centreville

Longwood Park

Goose Point

Big Meadows Campground - Shenandoah (Va)

Stony Fork Campground

Wilderness Road Campground

Horseshoe Point

Beartree

Grindstone

Raccoon Branch Campground

Stony Fork Cabin

North River Campground

Beartree Recreation Area

Pohick Bay Regional Park- Lorton

Pound River Campground

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Plan Your Trips

Popular Activities

RV camping and road tripsFishing for bass, crappie, and troutBoating and water skiing on reservoirsHiking mountain and valley trailsWildlife viewing and bird watchingSwimming in lakes and designated areas

Tips & Recommendations

1Reserve early for popular lakefront sites and fall foliage season, as campgrounds like Rudds Creek Recreation Area and Cave Mountain Lake Family Camp fill quickly during peak periods.
2Check maximum RV length restrictions before booking, as some mountain campgrounds have tighter turns and shorter sites unsuitable for larger rigs over 35 feet.
3Bring leveling blocks for mountain campgrounds where sites may have significant slope, and pack extra water hoses as lakefront sites can be far from water sources.
4Virginia state parks require reservations through their dedicated system rather than Recreation.gov, so check which agency manages your chosen campground.

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RV Campgrounds in Virginia FAQ

We've ranked 20+ RV campgrounds in Virginia based on hookup options, site size, amenities, and user reviews. Top options include full-hookup sites with pull-through access.

Most RV campgrounds in Virginia offer 30/50 amp electric hookups, water connections, and sewer hookups. Check individual campground details for specific hookup availability and site amenities.

Popular RV parks in Virginia, especially in national parks and during peak season, require reservations months in advance. Use Outdoorithm's alert system to catch cancellations at fully-booked campgrounds.