Little Fort Campground

It was a nice campground with a building that seemed to be a toilet. Plenty of trash around because people are disrespectful. We have a 32’ travel trailer and went around the loop to find an empty one. There were vans. There were tents. As we went around the 45 degree loop our rv hit a ditch on the side and was falling over. It was so scary. Thankfully we have a 2500 and were able to pull it out as it righted itself but it was definitely a close call. We parked in front of the first site right by the sign as there was an area to do so where people could drive past us. I’m thankful it was open because if it wasn’t we would have been screwed. We were coming in at about 7:30pm. That is the ONLY spot for an rv our size. So if your planning on trying your luck be weary and learn from us.

This campsite is completely free and located in George Washington National Forrest. It has 9 total camp sites and are first come first serve. During the week there is little activity.
Keep in mind that if you are using Apple Maps it will take you to the wrong location. Use Google Maps for the exactly location.

No service for Verizon is out there.

We had a fantastic time and would totally visit again.

Little Fort has 9 camp sites most of which can only accommodate a smaller RV. However 2 or 3 sites could accommodate a RV of less than 40 feet. Each site has a parking area, a picnic table, a fire ring and a tent pad. The campground has a valted toilet which was suprising clean. The roads to get to the campground was decently maintained. There appears to be a group campsite that was abandoned near the little creek. Several small paths for hiking and the OHV trail is nearby. I stayed there during the week the first night I was the only one there and the second night a couple of other campers came just for the night. The OHV trail looks really used so I think that it might be noisy during the weekends. There's a Woodstock Tower close by that have amazing views of the area. The bugs were out but that was to be expected.

Beautiful little getaway up in the mountains. 9 tent spots, 4 of which were occupied on the weekday I was there. Pretty sure I saw a toilet but I didn’t check it out. There are picnic tables and fire rings at each site, and there are hiking and ATV trails all around. The roads getting there are windy, and the spots aren’t big, so not great for trailers or oversized vehicles. No service at all once you’re about ten miles out. Really lovely spot and would definitely stay again!