Campgrounds near George Washington and Jefferson National Forests
15 private campgrounds and RV parks sit within 40 miles of George Washington and Jefferson National Forests. The closest is Natural Chimneys Campground, 10.9 miles away. Listed by type, there are 7 family campgrounds, 6 RV parks and 2 campground resorts.
Hookups are listed for 8 of 15 parks, split 7 with full hookups and 1 with electric only. Full hookups appear at 88 percent of the parks that list hookups. The amenities listed most often are bathhouse (6 parks), tent sites (6 parks) and Wi-Fi (6 parks). 3 parks list pet friendly camping. 5 parks report a site count, from 7 to 165 sites. 2 parks are open year round. None of these listings has been claimed by its owner so far.
The listings include campgrounds in Luray, Stuarts Draft and Basye. Listings are built from OpenStreetMap data, and any field we cannot confirm is left blank instead of guessed.
The biggest share of listings is family campgrounds, at 7 of 15 (47 percent). Less common amenities include cabins (5 parks), fire rings (5 parks) and picnic tables (5 parks). The typical park here, going by the 5 that report a site count, has about 85 sites.
Closest campgrounds to George Washington and Jefferson National Forests
Natural Chimneys Campground
165 sites
Harrisonburg / Shenandoah Valley KOA Holiday
85 sites, electric
Rivers Edge Campground
full hookups, pet friendly
Endless Caverns RV Resort & Cavern Tours
Luray RV Resort on Shenandoah River
Wrangler Meadow Campground
7 sites, full hookups
Seneca Rocks RV Resort
full hookups
Walnut Hills Campground & RV Park
Lost River Campground
40 sites, full hookups, pet friendly, open year round
Spacious Skies Campgrounds - Shenandoah Valley
Sun Retreats Shenandoah Valley
Jellystone Park Luray
full hookups
Misty Mountain Camp Resort
100 sites, full hookups
Stoney Creek Resort & Campground
full hookups, pet friendly
River Run Campground
open year round
George Washington and Jefferson National Forests, Virginia is a national forest. Distances are straight-line miles from its map point, not driving distance. Location source: Wikipedia.