West Virginia offers many incredible camping options that range from “glamping” to roughing it in a tent. If you are looking for a rustic setting for your vacation this year, these 10 spots are perfect.
- Milleson’s Walnut Grove Campground, Springfield
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Milleson’s Walnut Grove campground is off the beaten path. The campground is located 3 miles down a dirt road on a working livestock farm. Enjoy the quite of the rural environment and the beauty of the Potomac River.
- Camp Creek State Park, Camp Creek
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Camp Creek State Park offers a amazing selection of secluded camp sites. You can feel separated from the hustle and bustle of the world while still enjoying the great offerings of the Camp Creek State Park.
- Cranberry Glades, Hillsboro
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The Cranberry Glades is a beautiful boreal type bogs. The unique and exotic landscape offers visitors many rustic camping locations.
- Dolly Sods, near Davis
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Dolly Sods is without a doubt one of West Virginia’s most beautiful offerings. You can do dispersed camping at Dolly Sods, which means campers are widely spread out so you’ll feel like you are out there on your own.
- Holly River State Park, Webster County
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The Holly River State Park is absolutely gorgeous. In its borders are some of the most beautiful small waterfalls in the state. Holly River offers campers looking to rough it great camping area to get away from it all.
- Lake Sherwood, Greenbrier County
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Rustic camping at the beautiful Lake Sherwood is a perfect way to spend your summer vacation.
- Coopers Rock, Bruceton Mills
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Coopers Rock State Forest is a rustic setting with amazing rock formations and an abundance of natural beauty. Their rustic campground is one of the most popular in the state.
- Seneca Shadows, Seneca
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At Seneca Shadows Campground not only offers a great rustic setting for camping, but the bonus is the unforgettable view of Seneca Rocks.
- Tomlinson Run State Park, Hancock County
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Tomlison Run State Park is the only state park in West Virginia that offers campers the opportunity to camp in a yurt. Now that is rustic and cool.
- Bluestone State Park, Summers County
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Bluestone State Park offers great camping spots, a gorgeous lake and an abundance of natural beauty and wildlife.
Did I miss your favorite rustic spot to camp in West Virginia? If so share it with me in the comment section.
Facebook Milleson’s Walnut Grove Campground
Milleson’s Walnut Grove campground is off the beaten path. The campground is located 3 miles down a dirt road on a working livestock farm. Enjoy the quite of the rural environment and the beauty of the Potomac River.
Facebook Camp Creek State Park & Forest Foundation
Camp Creek State Park offers a amazing selection of secluded camp sites. You can feel separated from the hustle and bustle of the world while still enjoying the great offerings of the Camp Creek State Park.
Flickr Chris M Morris
The Cranberry Glades is a beautiful boreal type bogs. The unique and exotic landscape offers visitors many rustic camping locations.
Flickr Forest Wander www.ForestWander.com
Dolly Sods is without a doubt one of West Virginia’s most beautiful offerings. You can do dispersed camping at Dolly Sods, which means campers are widely spread out so you’ll feel like you are out there on your own.
Facebook Webster County Tourism
The Holly River State Park is absolutely gorgeous. In its borders are some of the most beautiful small waterfalls in the state. Holly River offers campers looking to rough it great camping area to get away from it all.
Flickr Sonja
Rustic camping at the beautiful Lake Sherwood is a perfect way to spend your summer vacation.
Flickr John Davis
Coopers Rock State Forest is a rustic setting with amazing rock formations and an abundance of natural beauty. Their rustic campground is one of the most popular in the state.
Flickr Dlon Hlnchclffe
At Seneca Shadows Campground not only offers a great rustic setting for camping, but the bonus is the unforgettable view of Seneca Rocks.
Wikipedia Vernon R Martin
Tomlison Run State Park is the only state park in West Virginia that offers campers the opportunity to camp in a yurt. Now that is rustic and cool.
Flickr Ed Kennedy
Bluestone State Park offers great camping spots, a gorgeous lake and an abundance of natural beauty and wildlife.
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