Rifrafters Campground

We loved staying here. There are lots of beautiful tall trees that added shade on a very hot day. Our spot was level and conveniently located near the entrance. The park is about a mile from the interstate.
One open site was a bit challenging for our parking skill but the owner worked with us to find a place that was perfect. In fact, she couldn't have been more pleasant and accommodating. The restroom was neat and clean. The grounds were well kept, It was a quiet location and even a nearby group of scouts were well behaved. We would definitely stay at Riftrafters again.
Elaine

Nice campground and great location near New River Gorge National Park and bridge. The main campground is a bit tight, that is why we chose the Outback area (good for smaller RVs). Site 32 was perfect for our RV (18 footer). We had more space between sites, water, and electric. Only drawback was that the walk to the bathhouse was longer, but really no big deal. There was also a pot-a-potty if you didn’t want to take a walk. The bathhouse was older, but very clear. Laundry machines all worked and were a reasonable price. My kids loved the playground and they met lots of other kids. Pet friendly too! The staff was very friendly and helpful. They helped us to get into our spot because it was a little challenging. We loved our stay and would definitely stay here again.

We stayed for two nights here and loved it. We can't say enough good things about the owners. They were very helpful and nice. The park is attractive with lots of trees and a variety of sites. We liked our #8 and #9 next to it near the office and rather private. #3 had a nice spot and they had sewer, as well as our electric/water. The sites were level and gravel. The laundry and bathrooms were very clean. It is only a few miles away from the Visitor's Center at New River National Park at the bridge. We would stay there again for sure. The National Park is long and thin and it takes a couple of days to really see it all, but it's great.

I travelled here with a 35’ 5th wheel, long bed pickup and parked in the site #22, a FHU, BI site for $48/night. The road in is gravel and the sites are a mixture of gravel, concrete and asphalt. #22 has a concrete pad and was very level. There was lots of shade on the rig which would be great in summer. There is a tight corner coming up the hill into the park. The stone wall on the right could be a problem if you don’t swing a little wide to the left. Also, GPS (both Apple and RV Trip Wizard) stopped short of the park. Just keep going until you see a large sign at the entrance. Sites are kind of close together in the main area. There is another section in the back which is cool, but the turnaround loop goes up a steep hill and has a sharp turn. Might have been a problem with a rig my size. I really liked site #40 in that section. They have a mix of sites with FHU, E/W, 30A or 50A. You don’t choose your site, they pick for you. They escort you to the site and help you get parked. They gave very good directions. The bathhouse is a bit rustic but clean. There was road noise from the highway, but it wasn’t obnoxious. The park had good wifi, 2-3 bars LTE with Verizon and 5 OTA channels. Pretty easy access to New River Gorge National Park. Great hiking and river rafting in season. I would stay here again.

We stayed at the end of June 2022 and it was lovely. The campground has a lot of spots that would accommodate smaller campers (less than 25ft) and a handful for bigger rigs. The road was a little tight, but we didn’t have any trouble. A small, clean laundry room was available and they had quarters at the office. The owners were very nice and it was the perfect area to explore the Fayetteville area of New River Gorge.

Cell service was adequate for remote work and streaming. We have AT&T and Verizon as well as a booster. Grocery shopping options available about 5 minutes away. Overall, a very convenient place to stay to explore the area and National Park.