The River Campground In West Virginia Where You Can Also Have A Tubing Adventure
Robin Jarvis
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Tubing in West Virginia is one of the best ways to enjoy the outdoors in the Mountain State. From a whole host of day trip possibilities to scenic drives and more, if you’re in Wild, Wonderful, West Virginia, you’re only a moment away from your next summer adventure, such as a perfect Greenbrier River float trip. Check out this adventure of camping with tubing near me!
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Tubing in West Virginia and camping are two of the best vacation ideas, and here you can do both! Discover more on the Greenbrier River Campground website about rental rates and the rules and regulations for the Greenbrier River float trip.
Have you explored this dynamic duo? What is your favorite natural lazy river in West Virginia? Tell us in the comments below!
Look for some rafting gear on the REI website. While you’re there, learn more about exploring the peaceful and quiet town of Alderson in Wild, Wonderful West Virginia.
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Outdoor Adventures In West Virginia
What are the best family-friendly hikes in West Virginia?
There are plenty of family-friendly hikes in West Virginia. In Fayetteville, there is the three-mile out-and-back Long Point Trail. It’s not at all difficult and the payoff of views of both the New River Gorge and the New River Gorge Bridge is well worth the time. Find the 1.25-mile-long Bald Knob Trail within the over 6,000-acre Canaan Valley State Park in Davis. At the top, you’ll have grand views of the 25,000-acre Canaan Valley. While there is an ascent, the trail itself is short.
What are the best beaches in West Virginia?
There are some great beaches in West Virginia. In the Mountain Lakes region, there is the 1,440-acre Sutton Lake. Here, you can relax by the water or jump right in as well as head out on a boat. And if the kids get bored, there’s also a playground. The 1,750-acre Tygart Lake is located in Grafton. Here, you can take a boat out for a spin, waterski, swim, fish, dive, and more.
What are the best outdoor adventures in West Virginia?
With a size of over 24,000 square miles, there are lots of outdoor adventures in West Virginia. New River Gorge National Park is at the top of the list. Here, you’ve got more than 70,000 acres to explore with a healthy amount of recreational options. There are about 100 miles of trails to roam as well as opportunities for whitewater rafting, fishing, biking, camping, and hunting.