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About Wilderness Road Campground
Number of accommodations: 151
Seasonal information
2026 Season availability
Campground Amenities
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Pet friendly
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- Dump station on site
Water and Hygiene
- Potable Water
- Showers
Pets and Policies
- Pet friendly
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Reviews (679)
What Guests Are Saying
Wilderness Road Campground offers a peaceful, clean, and beautifully maintained setting with courteous staff and accessible facilities, including well-kept bathrooms and showers. Visitors appreciate the variety of scenic hiking trails and wildlife, as well as the campground's serene atmosphere, making it a favorite destination for many. Some reviewers noted issues with site leveling and noise from nearby roads, but overall, the positive experiences highlight the campground's charm and tranquility.
What Guests Are Saying
Wilderness Road Campground offers a peaceful, clean, and beautifully maintained setting with courteous staff and accessible facilities, including well-kept bathrooms and showers. Visitors appreciate the variety of scenic hiking trails and wildlife, as well as the campground's serene atmosphere, making it a favorite destination for many. Some reviewers noted issues with site leveling and noise from nearby roads, but overall, the positive experiences highlight the campground's charm and tranquility.
Review Summary
Tamera R
VerifiedNovember 4, 2025 • Stayed at: D-26, Loop: D
I camp there often several times a year one of my favorite camp grounds. The showers and bathrooms are always clean. Staff is very friendly.
Deborah s
VerifiedNovember 3, 2025 • Stayed at: B-06, Loop: B
The campground is very nice with large spaces and lots of trees. The bathroom and bath houses were very clean and heated. The showers are a private room with lots of space and the water was hot!
There are several trails that you can get to right from the campground which is nice. I highly recommend this campground.
Bradley K
VerifiedNovember 1, 2025 • Stayed at: B-04, Loop: B
Beautiful park with spacious sites.
It looks like it was engineered to let you feel more by yourself than others I have stayed.
I stayed on B04 which was a corner spot and it was uphill, but the asphalt pad was pretty level, but after leveling with the hitch jack it seemed to be pretty up in the air, but it didn't cause any problems.
We were only there for a couple of nights and spent our day at the Lincoln Memorial University, they have a nice library/museum and a little log cabin village that we enjoyed. I found the information here heads above the Lincoln museum/library located in Springfield, Il.
Elaine S
VerifiedNovember 1, 2025 • Stayed at: C-11, Loop: C
visit wilderness road state park just down the road in virginia, take the furnace trail in cumberland gap TN to see the iron furnace and The Gap - trail is moderate, uphill, some steps. Lincoln Memorial University is also very impressive in nearby town. The drive up to Pinnacle was well worth it. We also stopped at Cooks turn out on the way back down, worth it. It is a beautiful campground. We did enjoy walking the Nature Trail.
Charles S
VerifiedOctober 30, 2025 • Stayed at: B-20, Loop: B
It was only a one- night stopover, but it’s one of our favorite national park campgrounds. Very quiet, not crowded this time of year.
Karen F
VerifiedOctober 30, 2025 • Stayed at: B-19, Loop: B
We loved that the sight was paved and that there were many hikes we could do leaving from the campground.
Penny P
VerifiedOctober 30, 2025 • Stayed at: A-17, Loop: A
Beautiful park, well maintained, and wonderful camp host.
Kaci S
VerifiedOctober 28, 2025 • Stayed at: C-24, Loop: C
My favorite campground!!
Kaci S
VerifiedOctober 28, 2025 • Stayed at: C-20, Loop: C
Our favorite place to camp! I cannot say enough good things about it!
Kaci S
VerifiedOctober 28, 2025 • Stayed at: C-24, Loop: C
My favorite campground!!
Location Wilderness Road Campground
Address:
Cumberland Gap Wilderness Road Campground, 854 National Park Road
Ewing, VA, 24248
United States
Wilderness Road Campground is located at the end of National Park Road, off US Highway 58 in Virginia.
- From the Park Visitor Center in Middlesboro, Kentucky (approximately 5 miles): When leaving the visitor center parking lot, turn left onto Pinnacle View Road, then take the ramp down and merge into US-25E S toward Harrogate, Tennessee. Go through the tunnel into Tennessee. Turn right onto US-58 E toward Jonesville, Virginia and Cumberland Gap, Tennessee. Cross into Virginia. Continue on US-58 approximately 2.4 miles, then turn left onto National Park Road. Continue on National Park Road to the campground entrance.
- From Knoxville, Tennessee (approximately 56 miles): Take TN-331 (Tazewell Pike) toward Tazewell, approximately 39 miles. Turn left onto US-25E N toward Harrogate. Go through Harrogate, then turn right onto US-58 E toward Jonesville, Virginia and Cumberland Gap, Tennessee. If you enter the tunnel then you missed the turn. On US-58 you will cross into VIrginia. Continue on US-58 approximately 2.4 miles, then turn left onto National Park Road. Continue on National Park Road to the campground entrance.
- From Abingdon, Virginia (approximately 115 miles): Take I-81 S toward Bristol, Tennessee. After approximately 18 miles, take US-11W S toward Kingsport. After approximately 20 miles, turn right onto US-23 N. Cross into Virginia. After approximately 22 miles, turn left onto US-58 W. Continue on US-58 W for approximately 52 miles, then turn right onto National Park Road. Continue on National Park Road to the campground entrance.
- From Lexington, Kentucky (approximately 130 miles): Take I-75 S toward Knoxville, Tennessee. After approximately 75 miles, take exit 29 onto US-25E S (Cumberland Gap Parkway). Continue on US-25E S approximately 48 miles, going through the Cumberland Gap Tunnel and into Tennessee. Turn right onto US-58 E toward Jonesville, Virginia and Cumberland Gap, Tennessee. Cross into Virginia. Continue on US-58 approximately 2.4 miles, then turn left onto National Park Road. Continue on National Park Road to the campground entrance.
Wilderness Road Campground is accessible via US Route 58, which is approximately 13 miles to the south. Additionally, Interstate 75 is about 25 miles to the west, providing further access to the region.
Elevation: 418 feet
13 mi drive to downtown Ewing (about 16 min)
Policies & Rules
Arrival & departure
Check in time
2PM
Check out time
12PM
General
- Camping is permitted no more than 14 days within a rolling 30-day period. Campers should be prepared for unlevel campsites.
- BEARS ARE ACTIVE IN THE PARK. Please help keep humans, pets, and bears safe. NEVER feed wild animals. DO NOT leave pets unattended. Store food and scented items in your vehicle. Dispose of pet food, food scraps, and garbage properly. DO NOT leave trash or food scraps in fire rings. Report bear sightings to a park ranger or by calling the park visitor center at 606-248-2817.
- FIREWOOD must be purchased in the campground or within Lee County, VA, or gathered in the campground (down and dead wood only). Wood from outside Lee County may be infested with non-native insects that damage and kill native trees.
- Please note there is NO Wi-Fi at the campground.
- Pets are allowed but must be on a leash and under a person's control at all times.
- POISON IVY grows naturally throughout the area, including in the campground. Learn how to identify and avoid it. Stay on marked trails and roads. Wipe down pets that have explored undergrowth. Clean clothes and gear after contact.
- Quiet hours are from .
- Cars and trailers must be parked on asphalt at designated sites.
- Loops B, C, D and comfort station #2 will remain open from mid-November through mid-March for the winter season. The comfort station located between loops A & B and all other loops will be closed during this time. Campers should plan accordingly.
- Supplies are available in Cumberland Gap and Harrogate, TN; Gibson Station, VA; and Middlesboro, KY.
- For accidents or emergencies, CALL 911. To report suspicious activity after-hours, call the Claiborne County. TN, Dispatch at (423)626-1911
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Last updated: September 7, 2026
