Waynesboro North 340 Campground

My husband and I are full-time RVers and stayed at 340 North Campground for a year and a half. This campground felt like home, and we would come back in a heartbeat. The campground employees were always super kind and helpful. There’s a good mix of full-time campers and weekend campers. We made some great friends here and always felt safe. This campground is minutes from Shenandoah national park and about half an hour from Harrisonburg. Waynesboro is only about 10 minutes away and has just about everything you need. The campground is fairly large and pretty easy to navigate with a big rig. We never had any issues with our hook ups. The water quality is perfectly fine and most of the sites are shaded. This campground gets pretty busy on the weekends but we never had any issues with noise. There are plenty of pull through sites for a large rigs. Most of the campground is paved, which makes it perfect for walking and bike riding. There is a basketball court at a nice playground with a large yard. Verizon and AT&T have good cell reception. We use our AT&T hotspot for streaming and never had any issues. The bathrooms are very clean and well-maintained. There is usually always someone in the office during the day. Highly recommend this campground for a long term or short stay!

Level gravel, shaded site. Lower price than others in the area. Many pull thrus. Near Shanendoah National Park, the end of Skyline Drive & beginning of Blue Ridge Parkway. Big campground.

Not private. Electric only worked without surge protector. Does not accept American Express. Free Wi-Fi is VERY slow.

No mention of amenities or Wi-Fi at check in. Not so friendly or helpful but got the job done.

Stayed 9/15-9/18/22. This is a nice get away spot with easy access to the Shenandoah National Park, Charlottesville, and many Civil War and founding fathers’ sites. Plenty of grocery shopping around and the park had all the amenities. Clean, well maintained. Many mid- to long-term campers here for various reasons. Staff were friendly as were the guests. Showers and bathrooms adequate and clean, although no latches on doors and showers were only double curtained.

Got a spot on the fly by calling and the option to stay an additional day which we did do. Nicely wooded grounds up against farmland. All in all worth the stop.

Site wasn’t quite level, a small incline I didn’t account for setting my blocks. Minor inconvenience for the coverage. And virtually no Verizon- this is T Mobile county! We have both so if one is down the other is usually up.

Gravel sItes a bit close together but shaded and level. We did see some sites that looked bigger and longer than ours. It’s definitely a family campground atmosphere, especially on the weekend. The loudspeaker announcements reminded me of that guy in Dirty Dancing with the megaphone. Pretty quiet at night. About 30 min to Monticello and 10 to get on the Skyline Drive.

Beautiful, out of the way campground. Very quiet and relaxing, which is a huge plus for us. Not noisy or a million golf carts flying around. Lots of older people, that obviously come here a lot or even stay here permanently. You can tell there is definitely a “family” vibe. Super friendly and helpful. More than willing to pitch in if you need it, or if you don’t, lol. Staff is super nice and helpful as well. Have some things to do, this weekend was karaoke on Friday and a band on Saturday. Other activities dispersed as well. Nice pool. Most spaces are roomy, mostly level and well spaced. I’ve seen some though, that make we wonder how someone would be able to get in OR out of there, lol. We once again lucked out with a great semi private, shaded spot. Would definitely and will definitely, come back.