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About East Fork (WV)
Number of accommodations: 113
Seasonal information
2026 Season availability
Campground Amenities
Most popular amenities
RV Utilities and Hookups
- Dump station on site
Water and Hygiene
- Potable Water
- Showers
On Site Services
- General Store
- Playground
Water Access
- Lake Access
Pets and Policies
- Pet friendly
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Reviews (383)
What Guests Are Saying
East Fork Campground in West Virginia offers a family-friendly environment with clean facilities, spacious campsites, and friendly staff, making it an enjoyable spot for camping, swimming, and fishing. Many visitors appreciate the wildlife encounters and well-maintained grounds, highlighting the welcoming atmosphere and helpful hosts. While some reviews mention issues with bathroom conditions and internet service, the overall experience is positive, with many guests expressing a desire to return.
What Guests Are Saying
East Fork Campground in West Virginia offers a family-friendly environment with clean facilities, spacious campsites, and friendly staff, making it an enjoyable spot for camping, swimming, and fishing. Many visitors appreciate the wildlife encounters and well-maintained grounds, highlighting the welcoming atmosphere and helpful hosts. While some reviews mention issues with bathroom conditions and internet service, the overall experience is positive, with many guests expressing a desire to return.
Review Summary
Erica W
VerifiedJuly 4, 2022 • Stayed at: 015, Loop: 1
This campground is a family favorite. With water and electric hook ups at every sight, clean bath houses, a store and play grounds for the kids it doesn't get much better. The location is far out, and without wifi (the store will sell you a code) you have no cell service which is exactly why I love this place so much. The lake is very clean, they have a marina and a beach! Not to mention they rent kayaks canoes and kneeboardsall with paddles. East fork campground is our favorite place, our kids can be kids and our world is slowed down giving us a much needed break. ❤ make sure to get a shaded spot by viewing the spot on the website!!!! 15/10!!!!!
Erica W
VerifiedJuly 4, 2022 • Stayed at: 015, Loop: 1
This campground is a family favorite. With water and electric hook ups at every sight, clean bath houses, a store and play grounds for the kids it doesn't get much better. The location is far out, and without wifi (the store will sell you a code) you have no cell service which is exactly why I love this place so much. The lake is very clean, they have a marina and a beach! Not to mention they rent kayaks canoes and kneeboardsall with paddles. East fork campground is our favorite place, our kids can be kids and our world is slowed down giving us a much needed break. ❤ make sure to get a shaded spot by viewing the spot on the website!!!! 15/10!!!!!
Patrick A
VerifiedJuly 6, 2022 • Stayed at: 164, Loop: L1
PARK ROADS ARE DANGEROUSLY POT HOLE RIDDLED!
This is something that needs to be posted on the Facebook Page and the listing on Rec.gov. People need to know they can pop tires (spoke to someone who did). This is a VERY popular park with the locals. We were one of a the few from out of state. THE WORST COE PARK ROADS WE HAVE EVER ENCOUNTERED. And we are on an 81 day trip, primarily COE parks.
Patrick A
VerifiedJuly 6, 2022 • Stayed at: 164, Loop: L1
PARK ROADS ARE DANGEROUSLY POT HOLE RIDDLED!
This is something that needs to be posted on the Facebook Page and the listing on Rec.gov. People need to know they can pop tires (spoke to someone who did). This is a VERY popular park with the locals. We were one of a the few from out of state. THE WORST COE PARK ROADS WE HAVE EVER ENCOUNTERED. And we are on an 81 day trip, primarily COE parks.
Terry B
VerifiedJuly 9, 2022 • Stayed at: 106, Loop: 4
The road going into camp is awful which made it difficult to even go to the swimming hole or out to the store. If not careful you will bust a tire. Other then the road and the rain we had a great time.
Terry B
VerifiedJuly 9, 2022 • Stayed at: 106, Loop: 4
The road going into camp is awful which made it difficult to even go to the swimming hole or out to the store. If not careful you will bust a tire. Other then the road and the rain we had a great time.
Sonya R
VerifiedJuly 10, 2022 • Stayed at: 111, Loop: 4
Areas 1,2,and 3 were beautiful and perfectly maintained. However our recent stay was on site 111 in area 4. East Fork campground is our go to place to stay. We love going there. We stayed on site 111 for the week of July 4. The entire area 4 seemed to be neglected this year. The sites were dirty. Our site was covered in about 3 inches of mud that we spent hours the first day cleaning up. There was trash strewn around the site. The bathroom was dirty. It was only cleaned once a day when the trash service people cleaned it. There wasn’t any dog bags available. The area 4 host allowed their dog to roam around not on leash. When we talked to this camp host about how dirty our site was he said “I don’t do manual labor.” We do not recommend staying on area 4 of East Fork Campground (WV) as long as this person is the host. He was rarely seen at his assigned area.
Mark K
VerifiedJuly 10, 2022 • Stayed at: 079, Loop: 3
We have camped here for years and love it because it’s not that far from home and we can run back and fourth to feed our animals but for about 4 years now we keep getting told that they are going to pave the road into the camp ground and through the camp ground but it hasn’t been done but this year was different the pot holes are way worse it is so bad that you can’t pull your blue boy to empty your water without knocking the lid off and so we cut our trip short due to how bad the road was and I will not bring my camper back there until it is fixed if you don’t go super slow it will blow your tires out and the spot I had there was a guy with two Great Dane dogs fenced in around his camper when he left he left a mess I had to clean up and had to get cedar chips from Walmart to kill the smell and I reported it to the guard shack and they said they would notify the ranger the guy moved behind the store and fenced them in again but nothing was done about it not even a ranger spoke with me I had guest there for the 4th of July and you couldn’t even eat out side for the smell of those huge dogs I am a dog lover have dogs of my own that stay home but if they were with me I would clean the mess not leave it for someone else so this was a bad experience I think we will start camping in kty since wv is so bad they can’t fix there roads 😡🤷🏻♂️
Sonya R
VerifiedJuly 10, 2022 • Stayed at: 111, Loop: 4
Areas 1,2,and 3 were beautiful and perfectly maintained. However our recent stay was on site 111 in area 4. East Fork campground is our go to place to stay. We love going there. We stayed on site 111 for the week of July 4. The entire area 4 seemed to be neglected this year. The sites were dirty. Our site was covered in about 3 inches of mud that we spent hours the first day cleaning up. There was trash strewn around the site. The bathroom was dirty. It was only cleaned once a day when the trash service people cleaned it. There wasn’t any dog bags available. The area 4 host allowed their dog to roam around not on leash. When we talked to this camp host about how dirty our site was he said “I don’t do manual labor.” We do not recommend staying on area 4 of East Fork Campground (WV) as long as this person is the host. He was rarely seen at his assigned area.
Mark K
VerifiedJuly 10, 2022 • Stayed at: 079, Loop: 3
We have camped here for years and love it because it’s not that far from home and we can run back and fourth to feed our animals but for about 4 years now we keep getting told that they are going to pave the road into the camp ground and through the camp ground but it hasn’t been done but this year was different the pot holes are way worse it is so bad that you can’t pull your blue boy to empty your water without knocking the lid off and so we cut our trip short due to how bad the road was and I will not bring my camper back there until it is fixed if you don’t go super slow it will blow your tires out and the spot I had there was a guy with two Great Dane dogs fenced in around his camper when he left he left a mess I had to clean up and had to get cedar chips from Walmart to kill the smell and I reported it to the guard shack and they said they would notify the ranger the guy moved behind the store and fenced them in again but nothing was done about it not even a ranger spoke with me I had guest there for the 4th of July and you couldn’t even eat out side for the smell of those huge dogs I am a dog lover have dogs of my own that stay home but if they were with me I would clean the mess not leave it for someone else so this was a bad experience I think we will start camping in kty since wv is so bad they can’t fix there roads 😡🤷🏻♂️
Location East Fork (WV)
Address:
1974 East Fork Rd.
Kiahsville, WV, 25534
United States
From I-64 in Huntington, WV take Exit 8, south on HWY 152 to Wayne, WV. Travel east on Route 37 for 19 miles and follow signs into the campground.
The campground is accessible from I-64 via Exit 8, which leads to HWY 152 south to Wayne, WV. Route 37 provides access east for approximately 19 miles to the campground.
Elevation: 216 feet
0.5 mi drive to downtown Kiahsville (about 1 min)
Policies & Rules
General
- No pets allowed in the swimming area
- Please contact the campground for information on power driven mobility aids.
- Don't Move Firewood: Protect your forests from tree-killing pests by buying your firewood locally and burning it on-site. Visit Dontmovefirewood.org for further information.
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Last updated: September 4, 2026