Churchville, Virginia, draws RV nomads to its winding North River for trout fishing and lazy tubing trips. Settle into North River, the area's sole RV park in our directory, at just $5 a night. Use this launchpad to explore Augusta County's apple orchards and forested trails.
Churchville nestles along Route 42 in Augusta County. Trout leap in the North River's clear pools. Paddlers glide past rocky bluffs on summer floats. Staunton's Blackfriars Playhouse stages Shakespeare 12 miles away. George Washington National Forest trails beckon hikers from Sherando Lake Recreation Area, a 30-minute drive.
North River RV park suits pet owners, big rig drivers, and budget campers with its dump station and $5 nightly fee. Families launch kayaks from the riverbank. Solo travelers unwind amid valley quiet. Everyone savors starry nights far from city lights.
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Churchville stands out for North River recreation and Shenandoah Valley tranquility. Anglers hook trout daily. Tubers float gentle rapids past farms and forests. Nearby apple harvests fill autumn weekends, while Staunton offers theater and breweries just 15 minutes east.
North River tops the list as Churchville's only RV park in our directory. It sits riverside off Route 42 with pets allowed and big rig sites. Dump station handles all needs at $5 per night.
Yes, North River allows pets on its sites. Big rigs fit comfortably too, with a dump station on premises. Campers bring dogs to hike nearby George Washington National Forest trails.