St. Clairsville lures RV campers with its National Road history and quick jumps to Wheeling's riverfront casinos. Six parks in the directory hug I-70 and Belmont Hills, perfect bases for courthouse strolls and fairground fun. Park your rig here; chase Victorian charm by day, campfire stories by night.
St. Clairsville anchors Belmont County as its historic seat. Walk the red-brick Belmont County Courthouse square on Ohio 9. Bike the National Road Bikeway past stone mile markers. Grab cones at Miller's Dairy on Fairground Road during the August Belmont County Fair. Hike trails at nearby Barkcamp State Park's 1,000 acres.
RV parks match every wanderer's vibe around St. Clairsville. Families flock to Copperbottom Camping's wooded playgrounds off County Road 9. Anglers pick Grays Ridge RV Camp Site beside Wheeling Creek. Big-rig drivers claim Rolling Acres Camp Site's long pull-throughs near US 40. Party seekers hit Smokey's RV Campground LLC, minutes from town bars. Seclusion hunters vanish into Trolltown Road RV Campground's thick forests.
St. Clairsville claims fame as Belmont County's seat and a National Road gem. The town boasts Victorian homes, the 1830s Belmont County Courthouse, and stone taverns from pioneer days. Thousands swarm the Belmont County Fairgrounds each August for rides, livestock shows, and demolition derbies on Fairground Road. RV parks position you steps from these draws.
Copperbottom Camping, Grays Ridge RV Camp Site, Rolling Acres Camp Site, Smokey's RV Campground LLC, and Trolltown Road RV Campground anchor the six-park lineup. Most hug County Road 9 or US 40, 5-15 minutes from downtown via I-70. Expect full hookups, creekside spots, and wooded privacy across these Belmont Hills gems.
Yes, four of six directory parks welcome pets with leashes. Copperbottom Camping and Rolling Acres Camp Site offer fenced dog areas near playgrounds. Grays Ridge and Trolltown Road provide creek trails for walks. Check Smokey's rules; always pack waste bags for Belmont Hills outings.
