Dublin, Virginia, draws RV campers to the New River's gentle bends and Claytor Lake's glassy expanse. Camp at Claytor Lake State Park from $39 a night for lakefront thrills or McGuire's Family Campground from $25 for family fun amid rolling hills. Paddle the river, reel in bass, chase sunsets over the Appalachians right from your site.
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Dublin nestles along the New River in Pulaski County, where smallmouth bass leap for flies and kayaks slice morning mist. Hikers pound the New River Trail State Park's 57 miles of crushed stone paths past wildflowers and old rail trestles. Anglers launch from ramps at Claytor Lake, a 4,500-acre playground stocked with trout. Families gather at the Dublin Flea Market on weekends for local honey and handmade quilts.
Claytor Lake State Park beckons water lovers with 177 RV sites, many waterfront, boat launches, and swimming beaches. McGuire's Family Campground welcomes budget travelers and big rigs with full hookups, playgrounds, and spots shaded by oaks. Both parks position you minutes from Radford's college buzz or Pulaski's historic downtown.
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Dublin shines for New River outdoor adventures and Claytor Lake recreation. Anglers target smallmouth bass and trout from rocky banks, while paddlers glide past forested shores. The New River Trail State Park adds 57 miles of rail-trail for bikes and hikes, drawing families to Pulaski County's wild heart year-round.
Claytor Lake State Park and McGuire's Family Campground top the list near Dublin. Claytor Lake offers lakefront sites from $39/night with boat access, five miles east on Route 620. McGuire's provides budget spots from $25/night along Route 100, ideal for families seeking hookups and space.
Yes, both Claytor Lake State Park and McGuire's Family Campground welcome pets. Claytor Lake requires leashes and has walking trails for dogs. McGuire's offers fenced play areas, but check breed rules; both enforce quiet hours for peaceful stays.