Clarksville, Virginia, lures RVers to its perch on 50,000-acre Kerr Lake for world-class fishing and boating. Our directory lists 7 RV parks that put you steps from lake launches and hiking trails. Camp here to blend small-town charm on Virginia Avenue with epic outdoor escapes.
Clarksville claims fame as Virginia's only lakeside town, wrapped around Buggs Island Lake and the Roanoke River. Boat from public ramps near John H. Kerr Dam, or pedal the 14-mile Lake Country Scenic Drive. Wander the National Register Historic District on Virginia Avenue, grab craft beer at 18 Brewery, or time your trip for the July Virginia Lakes Festival fireworks over the water.
Occoneechee State Park delivers lakefront RV sites from $38/night; hikers and boaters claim these spots for direct water access. Longwood Park starts at $21/night, ideal for anglers casting lines from shore. Equestrian Campground's four sites (0 through 3) welcome horse trailers with nearby trails. Longwood Park Picnic Shelter sites (0 and 1) suit groups craving pavilions and play areas.
Clarksville ranks as Virginia's only lakeside town on 50,000-acre Kerr Lake. Visitors flock for boating, bass fishing, and the annual Virginia Lakes Festival with fireworks and parades. The historic downtown on Virginia Avenue buzzes with shops, distilleries like Common Thread, and trails linking to Occoneechee State Park beaches.
Find 7 RV parks in our directory, including Occoneechee State Park and Longwood Park. Occoneechee offers lakefront sites from $38/night near State Park Road; Longwood Park starts at $21/night by the boat ramps. Equestrian Campground and Longwood Picnic Shelter add options for horses and groups right outside town.
Yes, most of Clarksville's 7 RV parks welcome pets including Occoneechee State Park and Longwood Park. Check specific rules like leashes at Occoneechee's 1,000 acres of trails, or waste stations at Longwood. Equestrian sites often accommodate dogs alongside horses for family adventures on Kerr Lake.
