Cleveland nestles along the Clinch River in Virginia's rugged Appalachians. Trout anglers cast lines here; hikers summit trails in Jefferson National Forest. Camp at Cleveland Riverbend Campground, from $25/night, for riverside access to both pursuits.
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Cleveland draws fly fishers to the Clinch River's clear pools. Smallmouth bass strike lures near river bends. Jefferson National Forest trails snake through rhododendron thickets to overlooks above Russell Fork Gorge. The town buzzes during Clinch River Days festival each June, with live music on Main Street. Local diners serve fresh-caught trout platters.
Cleveland Riverbend Campground plants your RV on the river's edge. Families claim shaded sites for kids' splash sessions. Anglers rig rods at dawn from waterfront spots. Rates kick off at $25/night with full hookups. Launch from here to Breaks Interstate Park, 15 miles north, for canyon hikes.
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Cleveland excels in Clinch River fishing and Jefferson National Forest hiking. Trout thrive in the river's riffles; bass hide in undercut banks. Trails climb to 3,000-foot vistas over Russell Fork. Annual Clinch River Days packs Main Street with bluegrass bands and craft vendors. This spot blends quiet waters with wild ridges.
Cleveland Riverbend Campground tops the list in our directory. It sits directly on the Clinch River with sites from $25/night. Full hookups and waterfront access suit most rigs up to 45 feet.
Yes, Cleveland Riverbend Campground allows pets on leashes. Dogs roam riverside paths and nearby forest trails. Breed restrictions apply; check ahead for vaccination proof.