Where is the best place to go camping in West Virginia?
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You may want to consider Stonewall Jackson Lake State Park, Summersville Lake, or Burnsville Lake and campground.
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One thing to keep in mind...the speed limit on the Trace is 50. It is pretty scenic. Lots of historic sites. Expect to see lots of wildlife (turkey, deer, etc.). Camping in May could get hot, but not unbearable. I live in Jackson, there are a few things to do. Old capitol museum, golf, Ross Barnett Reservoir, good food. Depending on when in May you are coming, there are some good concerts.
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selection wise... REI\nprice wise... campmor, sierra trading post
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Anywhere in the mountains is nice, Asheville is great if you like a city, Boone/Blowing Rock area is goregous small town.
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The National Forest and State Parks are about the cheapest.\nThere are a couple places listed in my travel life book.\nChatahooochee-Oconee/ Lake Blue Ridge \nChatahoocheee-Oconee/ Cooper Creek\nChatahoocheee-Oconee/ Mulky\n2003 Rates were $8-$10 per night. Check out their website\nhttp://www.fs.fed.us/conf/camping.htm\nTo try and find more places go to this website.\nhttp://www.tldirectory.com\nHappy Camping!!!!!
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Alderson Federal Prison Camp in West Virginia
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1. Weekend campground or long term vacation\n2. Anywhere from 50-1000 miles\n3. How many times a year DID I camp - 2 weekends of each month (April-October) and an average of 3-5 days per stay\n4. We are now on our 5th travel trailer\n5. $23-30 per night\n6. Bring it all\n7. No more than it would cost if we were eating at home.\n8. Nothing - I went to relax\n9. Water, electric, free showers, playground for the kids\n10. They have all I need\n11. When they charge me extra for bringing my dependant children along.  When the showers cost money.  The water is not hot until you have put in your 3-4 quarter-what a waste.\n12. 45-55 age group\n13. Small city in northern MS\nps - I am a campground owner, which is what brought me to this question.  If you are a camper first and a campground owner after several years of camping, you will be a more successful owner because you know what your clientele will be looking for.
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Any of your states parks will usually let you camp for under $10.00 a night.There are several along the Buffalo River.There are campgrounds at all the northern lakes Bull Shoals, Norfork. The Ozarks have so many to choose from. Isn't Batesville sort of close to Greer's Ferry Lake. Might be a good place to start. Use your computer to access the AR, State Parks Site.
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sky valley is a great place to get a timeshare at a chalet.  your "question" if you will wasn't the most informative one, so I'm not quite sure what you're looking for.  I live in North East Georgia, and we have a chalet in Sky Valley(right on the GA/NC border).  Blairsville is also a great place to have a cabin or something like that
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There are some great courses in WV, Stonewall Resort is nice and not too expensive, also I am a huge fan on Bel Meadows in Harrison County a great course for the long hitters
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We go camping at the national parks with our dog, wheeler gorge offeres a great place for animals and kids, not to mention a great place for walks and to relax with the creek running in frount of your tents. Also its cost effective and a great way to spend a vacation.
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West by God Virginia!
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There is a camp ground in the N.E. corner of GA by a town called Blairesville that has a bunch of stuff close to go do. It is in a dry county FYI.
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I don't know exactly where these places are located, but check out these websites.\nhttp://www.nps.gov/sacn/activities/camping.html\nhttp://www.bayparkresort.com/\nHave Fun!!!
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The Cape Henry Lighthouse.  \nThe Chesapeake Bay bridge-tunnel.  \nYou are not too far from Colonial Williamsburg.  \n\nIt's been years since I've been there.  \n\nThere are some good golf courses there too, some of the best municipal courses in the country.
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You put a Hilton in the forest and I'll go camping! Just kidding! I live in Idaho and love to go camping! There is nothing better than pitching a tent next to a flowing river, looking at and smelling the beautiful pine trees and watching the animals. Building a fire, looking at the stars and getting to know the person you are with. Try it!
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The problem with campgrounds will always be that way. If you want to party all night and not be bothered it is probally best to hit the river and do some floating or talk to some of the local landowners and find a spot off the beaten trail.