Bulltown Camp

We love camping at Bulltown Campground. Love the lake, great for kayaking, fishing, swimming and boating! Close to stores if you forgot something, restaurants if you are tired of cooking and outlet stores for browsing if you are just bored. Close to other campgrounds for visiting, lots of different fishing areas, museum about the Green Monster and a walk through wildlife area. We've been camping here with our children and grandchildren for years and hope to do so for many more!

Lisa is the most professional staff member there. All the people there were wonderful this year but she stands out with her helpfulness

We camped there every summer while our children were growing up and now we are taking our grandchildren. They love it. We have a blast there. And the bathhouse is always kept clean. My granddaughter just said it was the best time of her life.:)

We love camping at Bulltown Campground, because it is so peaceful, clean, and a safe place for your children to play.. The bath houses are always cleaned and maintained.. It has easy access to the water for boating, fishing and kayaking, and the campers are always so friendly..

Bulltown is a great campground with a great boating lake! Staff is extremely helpful! Like the full hookups on D loop. Bulltown has some interesting pre-civil war buildings and some interesting Civil war history, to explore. Bulltown is a must return on our camping list!

Would be 5 star if had cell coverage or Atleast decent wifi.

We have fallen in love with this campground. We have been staying in Loop C and have never found a bad campsite. We use a booster with our AT&T service that we put on the roof of our camper which gives us the ability to at least text and make phone calls. Sometimes we can even view the weather and look up things to do in the area. Our favorite thing to do from the campground is to kayak down to Falls Creek. It's a 4 mile flat paddle down the Little Kanawha River to the waterfall. We see all kinds of interesting things. Almost saw a bear on the shoreline but missed it by 30 min per a swimmer at the beach. It's a very relaxing paddle and we had a picnic on the rocks at the falls. Total paddling was 8 miles and we did it in 3 1/2 hours round trip. We have also walked the Bulltown Camp grounds to the trenches and visited the museum. Very interesting history. Other things to do in the area within 90 mins and a MUST do is to go to Hawks Nest State Park and ride the tram then walk the 4 mile round trip rail trail behind the gift shop. If you can only walk 2 miles, then go up a mile and get a breathtaking view of the water fall there. On your way back, stop at Carnifex Battlefield for a walk on Patterson Trail then stop at the Long Point Overlook to view the cliffs of Summerville Lake. Bulltown Camp is a hidden gem and a great place to make your base camp as you branch out to visit the area. Don't forget to visit the New River Gorge Canyon Rim Visitors Center and take the audio drive of the gorge.

I want to preface this review by saying that we ended up having a great weekend but it definitely did not start off well. Our camp site was on a slant and it took over 2 hours to get set up. We used every piece of material we had to get level . The tongue of the trailer ended up being on 3 cinder blocks and a brick and we had to use cinder blocks to get to the first step of our camper to get in. Definitely will not chose that site again. Website states WiFi available but was definitely not accessible to our location.

Nice campground, but don’t pay for the WiFi it’s terrible.

We have been going to Burnsville Lake for years. The bath houses are spotless and the people are very friendly. We love camping at Burnsville.