Clifton Forge anchors Virginia's Allegheny Mountains with its storied C&O Railway heritage and the rushing Jackson River. Pitch your tent or rig at The Buckhorne Country Store and Campground or Smokey's Hideaway & River Camp to fish world-class trout waters and hike forested trails. Affordable rates from $25 a night make this historic town your perfect base for outdoor adventures.
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Clifton Forge hugs the Jackson River amid the Allegheny Mountains. The C&O Railway Museum on Main Street showcases steam locomotives that built America. Hikers head to nearby Douthat State Park for lake swims and 40 miles of trails. Kayakers paddle the river's riffles right from town.
The Buckhorne Country Store and Campground delivers WiFi for $36 per night and suits digital nomads craving connectivity. Smokey's Hideaway & River Camp welcomes pets with drinking water access and $25 to $45 nightly rates, ideal for families chasing riverfront relaxation.
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Clifton Forge thrives on C&O Railway history and Jackson River fishing. The C&O Railway Museum displays vintage locomotives on Main Street. Anglers chase trout in the river's clear pools, while trails in George Washington National Forest draw hikers year-round. This blend of industrial past and wild present pulls adventurers to its 3,500 residents.
The Buckhorne Country Store and Campground and Smokey's Hideaway & River Camp top the list. The Buckhorne sits off Route 18 with WiFi from $36/night. Smokey's lines the Jackson River, pet-friendly with drinking water for $25 to $45/night.
Yes, Smokey's Hideaway & River Camp allows pets on its riverfront sites. Drinking water flows at every spot, and rates run $25 to $45 per night. Families love the open spaces near the Jackson River for dog walks and play.