About Lake Sherwood
Number of accommodations: 61
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2026 Season availability
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- Dump station on site
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Reviews (196)
What Guests Are Saying
Lake Sherwood is praised as a beautiful, serene location perfect for families, offering clean facilities, hot showers, and friendly staff. Guests enjoy various activities such as kayaking, swimming, hiking, and making memories. While some facilities need improvement, particularly in cleanliness and water availability, many campers cherish their experiences and long-standing connections to the area.
What Guests Are Saying
Lake Sherwood is praised as a beautiful, serene location perfect for families, offering clean facilities, hot showers, and friendly staff. Guests enjoy various activities such as kayaking, swimming, hiking, and making memories. While some facilities need improvement, particularly in cleanliness and water availability, many campers cherish their experiences and long-standing connections to the area.
Review Summary
Cynthia J
VerifiedAugust 30, 2023 • Stayed at: 095, Loop: MEAD
I was skeptical at all the great reviews about Lake Sherwood, but I agree! This place was great! The lake is nice and cool. The mountains are pretty. The campground has everything you'd need (no electric and water hook ups but we tent camped). The camp sites have tent pads, table, fire pit and lantern poles.
Only thing I wish we had prepared for was how old the tables were (and brought a table cover)--they are woods, and they have that green slimy mold on them that wood gets from moisture, and they are soft. They have seen better days, so we just sat in our camp chairs, and we put a tub lid on the table so nothing got damp from the table. The lake bath house is really nice. We showered there every day once done at the lake. We rented SUPs, and we paddled the lake for 2 hours. We brought floats and sunned in the water. We brought chairs and sunned in the grass. We had a cooler (stores sells ice) and we had lunch under the trees in the shade each day. The little store has minimal supplies, but they have ice cold sodas, and we liked going in and getting Diet Cokes. It was kind of our little thing at the end of the day. The store takes cards, btw. No cash needed. It was just clean, simple, relaxing, easy fun. We WILL be back. 0 cell service, which was fine with us! We unplugged, and we relaxed for 3 nights. Next time we will bring our own SUPs and be more prepared for cooking--usually it rains on us every time we camp, but the weather was perfect and clear the whole time. We did have steaks, squash and mashed potatoes one night. BTW, it is very damp in the campground despite it not raining. The campground is very dense forest, and things are just wet. We didn't close our tent during the day, so when night came, it would get dew. Our fabrics stayed a little damp the whole time. Lesson learned to keep the tent always closed up. It cooled off enough that having windows open wasn't necessary. We went in early August--it was not hot at night.
Cynthia J
VerifiedAugust 30, 2023 • Stayed at: 095, Loop: MEAD
I was skeptical at all the great reviews about Lake Sherwood, but I agree! This place was great! The lake is nice and cool. The mountains are pretty. The campground has everything you'd need (no electric and water hook ups but we tent camped). The camp sites have tent pads, table, fire pit and lantern poles.
Only thing I wish we had prepared for was how old the tables were (and brought a table cover)--they are woods, and they have that green slimy mold on them that wood gets from moisture, and they are soft. They have seen better days, so we just sat in our camp chairs, and we put a tub lid on the table so nothing got damp from the table. The lake bath house is really nice. We showered there every day once done at the lake. We rented SUPs, and we paddled the lake for 2 hours. We brought floats and sunned in the water. We brought chairs and sunned in the grass. We had a cooler (stores sells ice) and we had lunch under the trees in the shade each day. The little store has minimal supplies, but they have ice cold sodas, and we liked going in and getting Diet Cokes. It was kind of our little thing at the end of the day. The store takes cards, btw. No cash needed. It was just clean, simple, relaxing, easy fun. We WILL be back. 0 cell service, which was fine with us! We unplugged, and we relaxed for 3 nights. Next time we will bring our own SUPs and be more prepared for cooking--usually it rains on us every time we camp, but the weather was perfect and clear the whole time. We did have steaks, squash and mashed potatoes one night. BTW, it is very damp in the campground despite it not raining. The campground is very dense forest, and things are just wet. We didn't close our tent during the day, so when night came, it would get dew. Our fabrics stayed a little damp the whole time. Lesson learned to keep the tent always closed up. It cooled off enough that having windows open wasn't necessary. We went in early August--it was not hot at night.
Randall W
VerifiedAugust 20, 2023 • Stayed at: 023, Loop: WSHR
Our favorite place to camp!
Randall W
VerifiedAugust 20, 2023 • Stayed at: 023, Loop: WSHR
Our favorite place to camp!
Dale B
VerifiedAugust 5, 2023 • Stayed at: 087, Loop: MEAD
We love Lake Sherwood! We have been camping there for 50 years and enjoy every trip. I love walking the trails with my camera in hand and capturing the flowers , the wild life and of course the beautiful scenery. Its very peaceful and quiet unless you are camping close to people that bring a ton of dogs. We don't camp any where else. Love the volunteer hosts, they are the best. This is a unplugged camping experience.
Dale B
VerifiedAugust 5, 2023 • Stayed at: 087, Loop: MEAD
We love Lake Sherwood! We have been camping there for 50 years and enjoy every trip. I love walking the trails with my camera in hand and capturing the flowers , the wild life and of course the beautiful scenery. Its very peaceful and quiet unless you are camping close to people that bring a ton of dogs. We don't camp any where else. Love the volunteer hosts, they are the best. This is a unplugged camping experience.
Nancy R
VerifiedJuly 27, 2023 • Stayed at: 089, Loop: MEAD
Lake Sherwood is gorgeous! The campsites are huge and far enough apart for privacy. Miles and miles of beautiful hiking. The showers are a little dated, but clean and hot water. We will definitely go back. It is our new favorite!
Nancy R
VerifiedJuly 27, 2023 • Stayed at: 089, Loop: MEAD
Lake Sherwood is gorgeous! The campsites are huge and far enough apart for privacy. Miles and miles of beautiful hiking. The showers are a little dated, but clean and hot water. We will definitely go back. It is our new favorite!
James H
VerifiedJuly 19, 2023 • Stayed at: 042, Loop: PINE
The new bathrooms and showers were great. We had reserved a campsite and when we arrived there was a much better site across the road that was non-reservable, first come first serve. I asked if we could move at the check in office. They guy said yes but we would have to pay for it. So we did move and then a different person was at the office when we went to pay and they got all in a tissy because that was not allowed. We paid for two campsites so I don’t see a problem and they office worker shouldn’t either.
James H
VerifiedJuly 19, 2023 • Stayed at: 042, Loop: PINE
The new bathrooms and showers were great. We had reserved a campsite and when we arrived there was a much better site across the road that was non-reservable, first come first serve. I asked if we could move at the check in office. They guy said yes but we would have to pay for it. So we did move and then a different person was at the office when we went to pay and they got all in a tissy because that was not allowed. We paid for two campsites so I don’t see a problem and they office worker shouldn’t either.
Location Lake Sherwood
Address:
1079 Main Street East
White Sulphur Spring, WV, 24986
United States
From White Sulphur Springs, travel north on State Route 92 for 15 miles to Neola, West Virginia. Turn east (right) on State Route 14 and travel 11 miles to the lake.
Lake Sherwood is accessible via State Route 92, which connects to State Route 14. Both roads provide access to White Sulphur Springs and surrounding areas.
Latitude & Longitude: 38.0067 / -80.0106
Elevation: 825 feet
Policies & Rules
Wildlife & food storage
- Store food properly to avoid attracting bears.
Site types & loops
- RV hookups are not provided.
- Only electric outboard motor boats are permitted on the lake.
Fees & deposits
- Day use incurs a $5 vehicle fee during peak season.
Vehicles & parking
- Campsites are limited to 2 vehicles; extra vehicles incur a $5 fee.
General
- For more information on Monongahela National Forest, click here
- Check out the forest's campground description for specific information to Fish Your National Forest
Fires & fuel
- Do not bring firewood from outside the area to prevent invasive pests.
Utilities
- Electricity is only available at campsite #11; use battery-powered equipment and restrict generator use to 10am-6pm.
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Last updated: June 4, 2026