George Washington & Jefferson National Forest

Reviews

George Washington & Jefferson National Forest campgrounds are widely appreciated for their peaceful, scenic, and well-maintained natural settings, offering spacious, clean, and private campsites with friendly and helpful hosts. Visitors enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and swimming, along with the quiet atmosphere and family-friendly environment. Common drawbacks include limited or no cell phone and internet service, occasional maintenance issues in restrooms and bathhouses, noise disturbances from other campers or generators, and challenges related to reservation policies and campground management.

Peaceful and scenic natural settings
Spacious, clean, and private campsites
Friendly and helpful campground hosts
Good access to hiking, fishing, and water activities
Family-friendly and quiet atmosphere
Limited or no cell phone and internet service
Occasional maintenance issues in facilities
Noise disturbances from neighbors or generators
Challenges with reservation and gate policies
Some sites unsuitable for large RVs or with accessibility issues
2,543 reviews
5 stars
1,727
4 stars
514
3 stars
166
2 stars
75
1 stars
61
Kenneth K
Loop:River Bend Loop B
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Reviewed 7 days ago
Very nice camping site and easy walk to upper or lower Sherando Lake. Shower/bathhouse was nicely maintained and roomy.
Ilce H
Loop:Cave Mountain Lake Family Camp
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Reviewed 8 days ago
Great stay, i would recommend this park to anyone and everyone. I stayed in the fall & the employees who are so kind let me use my generator. Great spot worth the $
Pamela G
Loop:Morr
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Reviewed 8 days ago
Beautiful location! Camp host very friendly & helpful
Sarina B
Loop:Water & Electric
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Reviewed 8 days ago
Very quiet and peaceful. It was our favorite campground for this trip.
Mary Lynne D
Loop:Water & Electric
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Reviewed 8 days ago
Our Host was very friendly and welcoming. The site was good. Nice hiking trail right out of the campground.
Mary M
Loop:Meadow Loop C
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Reviewed 9 days ago
Favorite campground. The only drawback is no cell service.

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Popularity: Very quiet

Busiest in November, when about 6% of guest capacity is reserved. Based on 6 years of reservations.

Campgrounds

George Washington & Jefferson National Forest has 40 campgrounds, 587 campsites in total.

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