Tent Campgrounds in West Virginia

Discover the best tent campgrounds across West Virginia. Get back to basics with traditional tent camping. From established sites with amenities to secluded wilderness spots.

42+ Campgrounds4.3★ AverageBest: May-September (peak season)

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Bulltown Camp

NapierBurnsville Lake

SummersvilleSummersville Lake

Monongahela National Forest

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About Tent Campgrounds in West Virginia

West Virginia offers 42+ campgrounds perfect for tent campgrounds. Campgrounds ideal for tent camping and traditional outdoor experiences. The best time to visit is May-September (peak season).

What Makes It Great

✓Designated tent pads and flat ground
✓Fire rings and picnic tables
✓Varying levels of amenities
✓Scenic natural settings

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Discover 21 additional top-rated tent campgrounds in West Virginia

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Gerald Freeman Campground

Petersburg, WVMonongahela National Forest

Elk Garden, WVJennings Randolph Lake

East LynnEast Lynn Lake

Trout Pond Recreation Area

Lost CityGeorge Washington & Jefferson National Forest

RivertonMonongahela National Forest

Bakers Run Campground

White Sulphur SpringMonongahela National Forest

Stuart Recreation Area

ParsonsMonongahela National Forest

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Tent Campgrounds in West Virginia FAQ

West Virginia offers 42+ tent-friendly campgrounds. We've ranked them based on site quality, natural setting, amenities, and user reviews.

Tent camping in West Virginia typically costs $15-35 per night at developed campgrounds. Some national forest and primitive sites may be free or under $10 per night.

Essential gear includes a quality tent, sleeping bag rated for West Virginia conditions, sleeping pad, camp stove, and appropriate clothing. Check weather forecasts and pack layers.