Rifrafters Campground

This is a family-run campground that was very well-maintained. The owners were very kind. It had a little less shade than we expected, but overall we had a good experience here. You really can’t beat the location and there was strong cell. It was more than we usually like to spend, but it really was the best option for the area and it was nice!

Camped in a 35” motorhome. We are self-contained so cannot comment on restrooms/shower facilities. Highly recommend and will stay again!
Pros –
- Many mature trees throughout campground
- The owners are friendly, helpful and hard working. They show you to your site and assist you while backing in.
- Nice, spacious sites.
- Sites are level. Our site had what looked like a new concrete pad.
- Very quiet campground. Zero road noise. Off main road enough to not hear traffic.
- Cell and internet on Verizon and T-Mobile worked very well
- Within a couple of miles to the famous New River Gorge Bridge.

Cons –
- We didn’t stay long enough.

We called them at the very last minute and wanted 2 nights, full hook ups. They were able to accomidate us and even let us check in early. They just revamped their internet and my connectivity has been basically as fast as any internet I have ever had in my houses. I have been running zoom calls/kids have been doing online school...no issues at all! The campground has several great sites, site 17 is kind of in a group of 4 that face eachother and share "front yards"...not an ideal situation, but since we didn't book in advance, I really couldn't complain. They would be perfect if you were traveling as a group. Overall, great experience.

We were in the area and wanted to check out the bridge. We decided to stay the night. Called on Thanksgiving morning and was about to get a spot within an hours notice. This was our very first “official campsite hookup” and couldn’t have been happier. They were very nice and walked us to the site and assisted with backing in. We’re very helpful. This is a exactly what I’d hope it would be. Loved that it’s a private family owned site.

This is minutes from the bridge visitor center, beauty mountain and so many other things in the area too.

We were very pleased.

This is the way a campground should be. Friendly hosts, small size , a variety of sites and lots of trees. We were in a 50 amp full hookup on a concrete pad. They also offer tent camping sites. The drive in is somewhat narrow, but shouldn't be a problem unless you meet another big rig going the other way. They have WIFI, but I used my hotspot instead. Because of the pandemic we were asked not to use the restrooms as we could use our onboard facilities. They were open for tenters or others that are not self contained.

Paid $44 per day. Did not accept any discount memberships. Visited in late November with no reservation. Half empty lot. Full hookups (50amp, water, sewer). We stayed in spot 87.

It's a flat, clean, well lit lot. HUGE playground that was just built last year for the kids right next to the RV lot. The power and water are conveniently located in a modern pedestal. The sewer is a little tricky to attach because you park on the asphalt and the sewer is up on the curbed island. So it takes a bit of work to get the required downward slope for gravity to do its job. Most people had something stacked on the asphalt to build up to the level of the curb. Each island has a large trash can.

No restaurants, grocery stores or gas stations right next door, but it's only a few minutes to a couple different strip malls. Seems like a very nice area.

Docked a star for a hidden phone reservation fee. Payment and arrival info was confusing because there wasn't a check-in desk so we arrived at the park and called them to see where we could park (half the lot was empty). They took our info and then said there was a $4 per day fee for booking over the phone. We asked if the fee applied to online orders and they said yes. But after checking the online reservation system, there is no fee. So save $4 per day by just booking online!