Virginia's Best-Kept Camping Secret Is This Riverfront Spot With Just 30 Glorious Campsites
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Campground resorts certainly have their appeal. These massive sites have enough room for everyone, and acquiring a reservation isn’t too difficult. But sometimes, if you’re looking for a secluded adventure, there’s nothing like discovering an off-the-beaten-path campsite that offers nothing but serenity and seclusion. That’s definitely the case with Crabtree Falls Campground. Located near one of Virginia’s most incredible natural wonders, this campground features just 30 traditional sites as well as a handful of private cabins and RV spaces. Needless to say, it’s perfect for your next great camping adventure in Virginia!
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Let's go explore the Crabtree Falls Campground and the truly magical Crabtree Falls on a hike with Stephanie Sky Flower:
Camping in Virginia can be a soul-enlightening experience. And Crabtree Falls camping is simply delightful. Would you plan a camping trip to Crabtree Falls Campground in Virginia? Who would you go with? Share your thoughts with us in the comments – we’d love to hear from you!
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What are some secluded campgrounds in Virginia?
Virginia has some amazing natural areas to explore. You've probably heard about First Landing, one of the most visited state parks in the state, but there are a number of areas that are even more off the beaten path. Here are a few of the most secluded campgrounds in Virginia for some wonderful camping in Virginia:
- North Bend Park & Campground, Boydton, VA: This beautiful lakefront campground near Occoneechee State Park is both secluded and pristine. Be sure to bring your fishing gear for some fantastic lake fishing. Of course, there are plenty of hiking trails to explore as well.
- Loft Mountain Campground, Crozet, VA: If you ask locals about their favorite campground, this one will come up again and again. Enjoy incredible views from any of the sites in the park. Loft Mountain is the largest campground in the southern part of Shenandoah National Park. Make sure you take a hike to see the two waterfalls and explore the nearby Big Run Wilderness.
- Peaks Of Otter Campground, Bedford, VA: This Blue Ridge Parkway campground has 140 sites to choose from. You can select from RV sites or traditional tent sites. This tranquil setting is made even more enchanting by the stream that runs through the campground. And nearby Abbot Lake is a popular spot for reading in bluegill and small-mouth bass.
- False Cape State Park, Virginia Beach, VA: If you enjoy coastal camping this campground is a special treat. There is nothing more relaxing than falling asleep to the sound of ocean waves dancing with the beach - well, other than greeting the morning sunrise with it. The March Ridge Trail is a wonderful way to get some steps in while enjoying the ocean air.