Rice Fields - New Route - Hiking trail near Pearisburg, Virginia, United States - Nearby

1. Walnut Flats Campground

This primitive campground, located in southern Giles County, consists of five camping spurs clustered in a grassy opening. The campground is surrounded by national forest and is located near the 20-mile trail system on Flat Top Mountain.

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Mechanicsburg, Virginia, United States

12.0 miles

2. White Rocks Campground

This 34-site campground, located in Giles County, is located in a secluded forest setting. A small creek meanders through several campsites and there are excellent opportunities for viewing wildlife. The campground contains 34 sites located around two loops. Three of the sites are large enough to accommodate groups of 12-15 people.

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Blacksburg, Virginia, United States

15.8 miles

3. Claytor Lake State Park Campground

Located on the 4,500 acre, 21 mile long Claytor Lake (from which the park was named) in the New River Valley of southwestern Virginia, Claytor Lake State Park offers a wide variety of activities for water and land enthusiasts. Easily accessible from Interstate 81, the park features the only full service marina in the state park system. In addition, there are miles of hiking trails, swimming, camping facilities, cabins and a visitor center. The visitor center is located in the historic Howe House. The lake and the park are named after Graham Claytor (1886-1971), who was vice president of Appalachian Power and supervised construction of the dam. Claytor Lake State Park covers 472 acres. Lake size, 4,500 acres; 21 miles long. The park has approximately three miles of lake frontage.

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Dublin, Virginia, United States

20.6 miles

4. New River Trail State Park - Baker Island Campground Campground

Baker Island Campground (Foster Falls) has seven very primitive sites. Before making a reservation, carefully read the entire description for this campground and this document (PDF) that describes this campground's particular regulations. The sites are on an island accessed only by boat and are available year-round. Reservations are strongly encouraged because prior registration of a site on Baker Island is required, even for walk-ins. Campers must park their vehicles at the lower boat launch since access to Baker Island is only by kayak or canoe. Visitors must display their confirmation letter on the dash to prevent their vehicle from being towed. Same-day reservations are acceptable, but campers must have access to a fax machine or pick up the confirmation letter from the park's Foster Falls office if there is insufficient time to receive the letter by mail.

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Foster Falls, Virginia, United States

31.3 miles

5. New River Trail State Park - Millrace Campground

This campground overlooks the New River. There is no vehicular access to the campground. There is a short hike to the sites from the parking lot. There are 12 primitive tent camping sites and nine group primitive tent camping sites. Group sites must be rented in groups of three or more until all other Millrace sites are reserved. Once all of the Millrace sites are reserved, the group sites may be reserved individually. Note: This campground is 24 miles from Cliffview Campground. All sites are timbered and marked. Each has a fire ring, lantern post, picnic table, access to the New River Trail and non-flush toilet. Drinking water is available. One site, MR012, is handicapped accessible and is reserved last if not required for a handicapped camper. There is no life-guarded swimming. The New River's current is unpredictable and potentially dangerous; underwater hazards are possible.

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Foster Falls, Virginia, United States

31.8 miles

6. Stony Fork Campground

Stony fork Campground is located in a natural forest setting at the foot of Big Walker Mountain. The East Fork of Stony Creek winds through the campground and provides waterplay and trout fishing.

Elevation: 220 ft

Wytheville, Virginia, United States

32.6 miles

8. Deer Trail Park Campground

Located in the heart of Southwest Virginia, Deer Trail Park & Campground offers you taste of the mountains with lots of peace and quiet. A real restful gettaway for a total retreat experience. Leave your troubles at home, come and relax with us! Bring your RV, Tent, or stay in one of our cabins! You and your pets are welcome! Come to the mountains where the mountains meet the sky! We also offer Family Picnics, Church Group Retreats, Company Parties, Family Reunions, Scout Gatherings, Birthday Parties. Data Source: http://www.deertrailpark.com/

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Wytheville, Virginia, United States

33.0 miles

9. Dark Horse Hollow Campground

Elevation: 256 ft

Crockett, Virginia, United States

34.3 miles

10. Steel Bridge Campground

This primitive campground, located in northern Craig County, consists of 12 camping spurs along a dirt road. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring; most are large enough to accommodate small RVs. Potts Creek, a stocked trout stream, flows adjacent to Steel Bridge. The campground is open from April 1 to December 7.

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Covington, Virginia, United States

34.6 miles