Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park™ Camp-Resort: Natural Bridge
Natural Bridge Station, VA · 67.1 mi from Harrisonburg
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Natural Bridge Station, VA · 67.1 mi from Harrisonburg
Warm Springs, VA · 67.7 mi from Harrisonburg
Bolar Mountain Recreation Area offers a fun getaway on Lake Moomaw, featuring outdoor activities like boating, fishing, camping, and hiking. Visitors can enjoy nature while disconnecting due to limited cell service. It's an ideal spot for those se...
Warm Springs, VA · 67.7 mi from Harrisonburg
McClintic Point offers a tranquil campground surrounded by trees and open fields, perfect for relaxation. It is an ideal spot for anglers, featuring abundant shoreline fishing opportunities. Some campsites are located right by the lakefront.
Elk Garden, WV · 68.2 mi from Harrisonburg
The Robert W. Craig Campground is situated off West Virginia State Highway Route 46, near Elk Garden and close to Jennings Randolph Lake. It offers various recreational activities such as boating, swimming, and fishing. Visitors can also spot resi...
Elk Garden, WV · 68.3 mi from Harrisonburg
The Howell Run Picnic Area is a scenic day-use facility by Jennings Randolph Lake, ideal for picnicking, sightseeing, and hiking. Visitors may have the opportunity to spot a nesting pair of bald eagles in the area. Bringing binoculars is recommend...
Covington, VA · 68.6 mi from Harrisonburg
Coles Point Picnic Shelters are nestled in a hardwood forest and offer activities like hiking, photography, and wildlife viewing. The location provides access to Moomaw Lake for boating, fishing, swimming, and beach relaxation. It's an ideal spot ...
White Sulphur Spring, WV · 69.1 mi from Harrisonburg
Lake Sherwood Recreation Area is a family-friendly destination with diverse activities and camping options, including standard, tent-only, and group sites by the largest lake in Monongahela National Forest. The area offers swimming beaches, a picn...
Covington, VA · 69.7 mi from Harrisonburg
Morris Hill Campground is a serene, rustic destination for families and friends, located on a ridge above Lake Moomaw. It offers group sites for up to 25 guests, along with amenities like a playground and access to swimming, fishing, and hiking. C...
Population: 51,392
Elevation: 1,322 ft
Set in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley, Harrisonburg makes an easy basecamp for exploring Shenandoah National Park, Skyline Drive, the Blue Ridge, and George Washington National Forest. Trails, waterfalls, ridges, and streams sit within a scenic drive, while Massanutten’s slopes offer year-round mountain views. After a day outside, the city’s food and supplies are close at hand for convenient resupply between adventures.
Campgrounds and RV parks near Harrisonburg include plenty of RV and tent options, plus a handful of cabins and glamping stays. With 56 choices nearby, rates typically average around $58, starting near $30 and topping out around $125. Most outdoor stays run spring through fall, with limited winter availability, so book ahead for peak weekends and fall color. Access is straightforward via I-81 and well-traveled valley roads.
Harrisonburg has 68 campgrounds and RV parks listed on OutReserve, ranging from full-hookup RV sites to rustic tent camping. Based on guest ratings, Howell Run Picnic Area is one of the top-rated options. Use our map view to find the closest options to the city center or your preferred area.
Campgrounds near Harrisonburg vary in distance from the city center. Use our map view to filter by location and find the most convenient option for your trip.
Many campgrounds near Harrisonburg welcome pets. Robert W Craig is a great pet-friendly option. Use the pet-friendly filter on our search page to find more properties that accommodate your furry companions.
Most destinations offer a variety of accommodations including tent sites, RV sites, cabins, yurts, and glamping options. Check individual property listings for specific amenities and site types.
The best time to visit depends on your preferences and planned activities. Spring and fall typically offer mild weather and fewer crowds, while summer is peak season with the warmest temperatures. Winter visits can be great for those seeking solitude and winter activities.