Stony Fork Campground

Campsite was good, paved, near bath house, beautiful place with lots of trees. We had a site with water and electric at additional charge. But we got a discount using our National Park Senior pass as this is a National Forest CG. RV dump station is outside campground entrance. Our site was long enough that we were able to stay hooked up for our overnight stay.
No firewood available for sale, so bring some that is certified heat treated with USDA seal on label.

Easy off of I77 but far enough you wouldn’t even know i77 is a few miles away. The bathhouses were nice hot showers and clean. The scenery was really nice. It was the perfect place to camp a couple nights starting of vacation heading down to Florida. Will likely stay again.

Easy off of I77 but far enough you wouldn’t even know i77 is a few miles away. The bathhouses were nice hot showers and clean. The scenery was really nice. It was the perfect place to camp a couple nights starting of vacation heading down to Florida. Will likely stay again.

Excellent!

Excellent!

We were able to switch are site to a more accommodating one. The campground host was very gracious. It made for an excellent experience.

We were able to switch are site to a more accommodating one. The campground host was very gracious. It made for an excellent experience.

Beautiful campground. Some sites are on the small side, some are long and narrow, some are very wide. The loop isn’t huge which makes it quaint, but the trees make it feel private. We were staying here while looking at properties in TN. Damascus is an up and coming town not too far away where you can rent bicycles to ride the VA Creeper Trail, or you can just pay for the haul to the drop off point if you have your own bikes. There is a country store not far away from the campground where the views are gorgeous. We will definitely come back again.
The only glitch…
The dump station is across the street from the campground. You can only pull in one way to dump and only one camper at a time can do so. The pipe used to dump is not flush to the ground so you need to lift your hose at the sag to keep it flowing. It was 26 degrees out when we were leaving so the water lines at the station were frozen so we couldn’t flush out our black tank like we normally do. The campground can’t change the weather, but the dump area is oddly constructed. Not sure if something happened to the old dump area since it’s been concreted shut.

Beautiful campground. Some sites are on the small side, some are long and narrow, some are very wide. The loop isn’t huge which makes it quaint, but the trees make it feel private. We were staying here while looking at properties in TN. Damascus is an up and coming town not too far away where you can rent bicycles to ride the VA Creeper Trail, or you can just pay for the haul to the drop off point if you have your own bikes. There is a country store not far away from the campground where the views are gorgeous. We will definitely come back again.
The only glitch…
The dump station is across the street from the campground. You can only pull in one way to dump and only one camper at a time can do so. The pipe used to dump is not flush to the ground so you need to lift your hose at the sag to keep it flowing. It was 26 degrees out when we were leaving so the water lines at the station were frozen so we couldn’t flush out our black tank like we normally do. The campground can’t change the weather, but the dump area is oddly constructed. Not sure if something happened to the old dump area since it’s been concreted shut.

Very nice site, electric was deep in lot was an issue. Dump across street