Blacksburg thrives as Virginia Tech's lively college town, where Hokies fans pack Lane Stadium for football thrills. Camp in one of our 6 directory RV parks to launch hikes along the New River or bike the Huckleberry Trail. These spots put outdoor adventures and downtown eats right at your doorstep.
Virginia Tech anchors Blacksburg's spirit. Hokies swarm Drillfield green for tailgates and games. Main Street hums with spots like 622 Creperie and Bulls & Bones BBQ. Paddle the New River or trek Pandapas Pond trails. Steppin' Out festival draws crowds each June with music and crafts.
New River Junction hooks up WiFi and river views from $44 nightly, great for digital nomads. Groups pick Caldwell Fields Group Campground for pet-friendly sites and campfires at $35. Big rigs ease into pull-throughs at Craig Creek Recreation Area or Boley Field Group Campground, both pet-welcoming at $35. Fenwick Mines Pavilion fits shorter RVs with basic pavilion access.
Blacksburg stands out as Virginia Tech's home, fueling Hokies football mania at Lane Stadium. The New River Valley draws paddlers and hikers to spots like Pandapas Pond and the Cascades waterfalls. Downtown Main Street packs breweries and farm-fresh eateries, while Steppin' Out festival livens summers with live music and local art.
Find six RV parks in our directory: New River Junction, Caldwell Fields Group Campground, Fenwick Mines Pavilion, Craig Creek Recreation Area, and Boley Field Group Campground. Most cluster in Jefferson National Forest near the New River, with prices from $35 to $44 nightly. Expect pet-friendly options and group sites in several.
Yes, Caldwell Fields, Craig Creek Recreation Area, and Boley Field Group Campground welcome pets. These spots add group sites, pull-throughs, and campfires for $35/night. New River Junction suits pet owners too, with WiFi by the river starting at $44.
