Burnt Chimney nestles against Smith Mountain Lake's western shores. RV campers chase trophy bass and launch boats from easy-access marinas. Plant your base at Blue Ridge Campground and Marina, the top spot in our directory.
Burnt Chimney thrives on Smith Mountain Lake's allure, Virginia's largest freshwater body with 500 miles of shoreline. Anglers target striped bass near Bridgewater Plaza. Families picnic at nearby Smith Mountain Lake State Park. Hikers tackle trails off Scruggs Road, while history buffs tour Booker T. Washington National Monument five miles south.
Blue Ridge Campground and Marina suits boaters and families with pull-through sites, water hookups, and a dump station. Big rigs maneuver without hassle. Launch kayaks from the marina dock. Quiet nights under starry skies draw solo travelers seeking mountain solitude.
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Burnt Chimney centers on Smith Mountain Lake recreation. This 20,600-acre reservoir draws boaters, anglers, and swimmers to its 500 miles of shoreline. Local spots like Bridgewater Plaza buzz with summer crowds seeking bass fishing and lake views.
Blue Ridge Campground and Marina tops our list for Burnt Chimney-area stays. It sits on Smith Mountain Lake with pull-through sites, water hookups, and a dump station. Easy access from Scruggs Road makes it ideal for lake explorers.
Yes, Blue Ridge Campground and Marina offers a dump station. Pair it with water hookups and pull-through sites for convenient stays. RVers refill and empty tanks without leaving the property.