Dispersed Camping in Greenbrier County, West Virginia
Showing 25 locations in Greenbrier County.
Anthony Boat Launch Road
Gravel road access leading to the Anthony Boat Launch on the Greenbrier River, providing direct entry to the scenic river corridor and surrounding Monongahela National Forest. This area offers basic pull-offs near the water and trailhead.
Big Run Road Dispersed Corridor
A scenic historic route through the Monongahela National Forest, winding through dense Appalachian hardwood and pine stands. The corridor offers tranquil pullouts perfect for self-contained rigs seeking a secluded retreat.
Blue Bend Campground
A historic USFS campground nested along Anthony Creek. Features wooded sites with access to the Blue Hole swimming area, fishing, and scenic hiking trails.
Blue Bend Recreation Area Campground
A historic wooded campground along Anthony Creek, originally constructed in the 1930s. The site features access to scenic hiking trails, refreshing swimming areas, and standard developed amenities including flush toilets and showers during the summer months.
Blue Bend Recreation Area
A scenic recreation destination along Anthony Creek in Monongahela National Forest. This area offers excellent swimming at the historic Blue Hole, trout fishing, and beautiful hiking trails, featuring both the developed Blue Bend Campground and the adjacent Blue Meadow Group Campground.
Blue Meadow Group Campground
A group camping area divided into 17 campsites situated along Anthony Creek. In the event that the group site is not reserved, it may be opened as individual first-come, first-served campsites. Includes picnic tables, grills, lantern posts, and vault toilets; drinking water is available at the adjacent Blue Bend Campground.
Buskirk - Sulphur Lick Run Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Buskirk - Sulphur Lick Run within the Monongahela National Forest, offering quiet roadside spots in a heavily wooded valley.
Greenbrier River Trail Campsites (Mile 20.5 - 21)
Primitive walk-in and bike-in campsites along the Greenbrier River Trail State Park, located near mileposts 20.5 and 21. These sites sit directly along the scenic Greenbrier River, offering peaceful views, level tent pads, picnic tables, fire rings, and a three-sided wooden shelter at the mile 21 location. Please note that no motorized vehicles are permitted anywhere on the trail or at these sites.
Greenbrier River Trail Mile 32 Campsite
A dedicated trailside campsite along the Greenbrier River, ideal for hikers and cyclists. Includes a fire ring and immediate access to the river.
Greenbrier River Trail Mile 4.7 Campsite
A scenic, designated primitive trailside campsite offering essential clearings along the historic Greenbrier River Trail.
Greenbrier River Trail Milepost 28.5 Campsite
A scenic walk-in or bike-in campsite on the banks of the Greenbrier River. This primitive camp provides a picnic shelter, pit toilet, and a hand pump for potable water. Perfect for non-motorized trail travelers.
Greenbrier State Forest Campground
A quiet developed campground situated within Greenbrier State Forest. It features shaded sites under heavy tree cover, electrical hookups, flush toilets, and showers. Access is restricted by a narrow, low-clearance tunnel.
Hampton’s Summer Wind RV Park
A pleasant, family-operated commercial RV park on an active farm, offering scenic pastoral views and convenient access to regional geologic attractions.
Hopkins Mountain Fireman's Cabin
This historic Civilian Conservation Corps cabin, built in 1935, offers a rustic overnight stay with an adjacent tent pad on Hopkins Mountain. The site features quiet, wooded surroundings near scenic hiking trails and historical pathways.
Jerrys Run Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Jerrys Run within the George Washington and Jefferson National Forest, offering a quiet wooded setting.
Little Allegheny Road Dispersed Area
Dispersed camping corridor along Little Allegheny Road within the southern portion of the Monongahela National Forest.
Lookout (Miller Branch) Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping along the Lookout (Miller Branch) road corridor in George Washington and Jefferson National Forests. This road is seasonally open and offers rustic dirt and gravel pull-offs.
Lowe's Home Improvement - Lewisburg
A spacious retail parking lot option. Rigs are requested to park well away from the primary garden center to allow standard business flow.
Peach Orchard Road Dispersed Camping
Wooded dispersed camping along Peach Orchard Road near Hopkins Mountain in the Monongahela National Forest. This area offers beautiful forest scenes and highly private locations.
Salt Rock (Forest Road)
Dispersed camping corridor along Salt Rock road in the Monongahela National Forest. Offers scenic, rustic roadside sites in a peaceful wooded setting.
Slab Camp Mountain Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Slab Camp Mountain Road within the Monongahela National Forest. This area offers primitive camping suitable for self-contained rigs, seasonally accessible during autumn and winter months.
Walmart - Lewisburg
A convenient retail parking lot with level spaces on the garden center perimeter. Perfect for quick overnight stays with easy highway access.
White Sulphur District, Monongahela National Forest
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White Sulphur Springs NFS Road Corridor
These forest roads access the White Sulphur Springs administrative area within Monongahela National Forest, offering basic gravel pull-offs near local services.
Wild Meadow Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities along Wild Meadow Road within the Monongahela National Forest, offering quiet forest settings.