Small campground located on the grounds of a resort state park. The state park is located in a valley with beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. Close to many attractions like Dolly Sods, Blackwater State Park & Seneca Rocks, and there is a ski resort just across the road. All sites are paved, full hook ups ( a plus for a state park) and are a mix of back ins and pull offs from the road loops. Although sites are of decent size, our 37 foot motorhome was about the limit to fit in comfortably. We were in site #10 and had plenty of privacy with the wooded surroundings. Deer, raccoons, chipmunks and skunks were typical site visitors. Restrooms/showers were older yet clean. There is a full service hotel resort, and campground visitors have priviledges there. There are also cabins for rent and a nice golf course. This is a nice campground in a beautiful part of West Virginia and I would recommend it to anyone travelling to the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you like the outdoors and peaceful setting this is the place to go. Situated in the mountains of West Virginia, this park is affiliated with Canaan Valley Resort and Conference Center. The ski slopes are nearby along with the lodge. The campsites are situated within 3 beautiful tree filled circles with full hook-ups, picnic table, and fire ring. If you have a larger Motorhome or Fifth Wheel, just be careful when setting up. Some of the sites are not very level and leveling up could become a problem if you aren't careful. There was an Airstream Trailer that came in to a site near us and could not level up, so they did leave the park. Park staff is very helpful so I suggest you discuss the size of your unit with them and have them help you choose a site suitable for your unit. Sites 10 thru 34 are reserveable sites while the others are first come first serve. They have a miniature golf course, play area for children, nature trails, and of course the use of the Resort. The only negative feedback we have about this park is that is does not have any lights along the paths or in the site areas; it's very dark in the evenings. Otherwise, this park is a keeper in our log book...will definitely return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a state park that is run by a contractor. The park has a lodge and a campground. Campers can use the lodge's facilities, including pool and game courts. The restaurant in the lodge is good but pricey. All campsites are full hookup. Twelve of the 34 campsites are reservable - the rest are first-come, first-served. Summer weekends it is very tough to get a campsite here. Reservations are all taken months in advance and the other campsites fill early Friday. The sites are fairly spacious with good privacy. The pullthoughs are basically pulloffs from the road, so the hookup side of the MH is right on the road. There are also backins. The deer are all over this park and walk right through your campsite. Hefty fine if caught feeding them, but obviously lots of campers do. The park is pretty, and it's about 10 miles to Blackwater Falls SP, which is even nicer. If you can't get in to Canaan Valley, there are lots of private campgrounds in the area. The Davis area makes a great destination - lots to see and do year round. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.