We are closed for the winter season but reservations for 2025 can be made by clicking the 'Book Now' link below.
The 2025 season will run from March 27th to November 11th.
Feel free to leave us a voicemail, text, email, or send us a Facebook message with any questions.
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Approximately 20 minutes away, Lost River State Park is located in the wooded mountains of Hardy County in West Virginia’s Eastern Panhandle. The Park provides an abundance of outdoor recreation. The park’s quiet 3,934 acres of woods provides a secluded getaway for nature lovers. Lost River is known for its Cranny Crow overlook on top of Big Ridge Mountain, which offers a commanding view of five counties.
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About an hour away, Shenandoah offers some of the best hiking in the country, but with over 500 miles of trails to choose from, it can seem a little overwhelming. If you don't know where to start, click on the link to find everything you need to know before starting your adventure.
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Just an hour and 30 minutes away and located in the Allegheny Mountains of Tucker County, Blackwater Falls State Park is named for the amber waters of Blackwater Falls, a 57-foot cascade tinted by the tannic acid of fallen hemlock and red spruce needles. The falls, along with a few of the park’s other features like Elakala Falls, Lindy Point and Pendleton Point Overlook, are some of the state’s most photographed spots. Visitors can enjoy the scenic views year-round by taking the steps to the falls or using viewing platforms. The park has 20 miles of hiking trails.
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~Showalter's Orchard & Greenhouse~
Just outside the town of Timberville, you can visit Showalter’s Orchard & Greenhouse. It’s a small family orchard on top of an old hill overlooking the renowned Shenandoah Valley. A 360-degree vantage point promises breathtaking views each day. The orchard has more than 30 varieties of apples and harvest season begins in mid-July and continues through November.
Not only do they have apples, they grow peaches too! Peaches are typically available starting in August.
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~Route 11 Potato Chips Factory Tours~
Who doesn't love some good, fresh potato chips! Just 35 minutes away from the campground, you can view the entire chip making process, with the exception of the peeling of the potatoes. Individuals, families, and small groups are welcome at any time - Mondays-Saturdays, 9am-5pm.
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~Lost River Butcher Block at Teets Cattle Company~
Lost River Butcher Block is the place in West Virginia to get locally raised meat - both prepackaged and custom cut.
Visit their retail store for delicious spreads and spices, fresh produce, and quality cuts of meat.
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~White Oak Lavender Farm and The Purple WOLF Vineyard~
Just 45 minutes from the campground, you can see over 8,000 lavender plants and about 3,000 grape vines of all varieties.
The farm offers wine tasting experiences, tours, interactive gardens, a cute lavender gift shop, and animal encounters.
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​​~Green Valley Book Fair~
The Green Valley Book Fair is a discount book outlet store featuring over 500,000 new books at incredible bargain prices. Founded in 1970, the Book Fair has become famous among book lovers throughout Virginia and the mid-Atlantic region for its great selection of low, wholesale-to-everyone prices. Open Tuesday - Saturday, 8am-5pm.
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Virginia is known for its rich history and the town of New Market is a hub of knowledge. Located just 30 minutes away, you can tour the historical town and stop by the Virginia Museum of the Civil War. The museum presents the entire 4-year struggle with a special emphasis on the Battle of New Market. While in town, don't forget to stop by the Jon Henry General Store for essential eats, gifts, and unique finds. ​
​​~Town of Timberville~
Less than 30 minutes away, the Town of Timberville boasts a rich and extensive history, one of the reasons many residents display great pride in their Town. Timberville also offers some conveniences such as a Walmart and Food Lion.
One of Timberville’s treasures is JJ’s Soft Serve. JJ’s ice cream shop sells soft serve, Hershey’s Ice Cream, and Soft Serve Yogurt.
They have flurries, sundaes, banana splits, cones (waffle, sugar, cake), and milkshakes.
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~Vineyards~
River’s Edge Campground has an abundance of vineyards within one hour away. Learn more about Virginia wineries and vineyards here.
Check out just a few of the local vineyards here.
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~Caverns~
Virginia is lucky to have plenty of local caverns to explore. Shenandoah Caverns, Luray Caverns, and Melrose Caverns are just a few options within a short drive from the campground and feature stunning natural beauty.
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Only 40 minutes away, Bryce Resort is a four season sports and recreation resort. Bryce has a highly acclaimed Bike Park with beginner, intermediate, and expert trails. The property also features a PGA rated 18-hole, par 71 golf course in an Alpine setting, and Lake Laura, a 45-acre spring-fed lake with beaches, a picnic area, snack bar, and opportunities to canoe, paddleboat, and paddleboard. The lake also features a small hiking trail that wraps around the entire lake.
Bryce also offers several dining options ranging from casual meals to fine dining.
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~Bear Mountain Ziplines~
Looking for adventure in the Shenandoah Valley? Less than an hour away, check out Bear Mountain Ziplines for over 50 acres of scenic forested area offering ziplines, high ropes, and climbing fun for all experience levels.
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~Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad~
A little over an hour away from the campground, you can visit the Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad. The Potomac Eagle opened its doors in 1991 and has been offering a beautiful train ride ever since. With a rich history dating back to 1875, they know how to deliver an experience you’ll never forget.
In addition to the scenery, passengers can enjoy the opportunity to see American bald eagles. Because of the clean water, tall trees, and breathtaking environment, the South Branch makes a perfect home for these birds. As you roll through the valley, you’ll be able to view these birds in their natural habitat. These majestic creatures are easy to spot with their distinctive white head and tail features, and yellow beak and feet.
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Learn, grow, and celebrate with an authentic adventure. Guided hiking tours, rock climbing, caving, and canoeing are all a possibility with Wild Guyde Adventures. Contact Lester at lester@wildguyde.com or (540) 433-1637 to setup your next big adventure.
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