Greenbrier State Forest Campground

Small state park campground near the Greenbrier Hotel and the Greenbrier River Trail. Only 16 sites and they are nicely wooded. Some (# 9 and higher) might be tight for larger rigs. Numbers 6&7 are off to one side and perfect for people camping together. #7 is listed as a host site but can be rented. Bath house was clean but a little worn. It does have a nice sink for cleaning pots & pans. Host was very helpful. As mentioned, there is a low, one way tunnel just off I 64.

This is a WONDERFUL place to camp. From the I64 side there’s a low bridge on a narrow lane. Has electric on sites. We were just passing through but would definitely stay again! Very wooded. Probably not a good place for a big rig or to arrive after dark and try to maneuver your rig and park. Ours was one of the first sites in and we had to go all the way around so we could back in and we’re VERY experienced.

We stayed here on our first trip in our pop-up. It was a really small campground, which we appreciated. Staff was helpful, pool was great for the kid, and the facilities were relatively well-maintained. Lack of water or dump site was kind of a bummer but we knew ahead of time and were prepared. The sites were pretty spaced out, although the inner loop had little vegetation between sites. We will absolutely be back and will probably stay at the same campsite.

The whole campground is nicely wooded. The sites are large and well spread out. The lack of water on site is a minor annoyance but there is a spigot near the check-in building that you can use to fill containers as needed. If you are working while camping, I had a sufficient verizon and AT&T signal to do so. The hiking trails nearby were a nice hike.

The only minor issue I had is there is no dump site in the park and I could not find one nearby. The closest one I found was 30 minutes away at a truck stop.