Montebello, Virginia, lures RV campers with trophy trout fishing on the Tye River and rugged hikes to Spy Rock in George Washington National Forest. Six parks in our directory dot this Blue Ridge gem, from full-hookup resorts to pet-friendly primitives. Base your rig here for uncrowded adventures amid waterfalls and wildflowers.
Montebello clings to the Tye River banks in Nelson County. Trout anglers cast lines from dawn. Hikers climb Spy Rock Trail for 360-degree vistas over the Blue Ridge. Crabtree Falls crashes nearby, Virginia's tallest at 1,200 feet. Blue Ridge Parkway curves past on VA-56, perfect for sunset drives.
Montebello Camping & Fishing Resort draws families to its pool, laundry, showers, and 50-amp sites at $37 to $55 nightly. Montebello Resort fits couples with 30-amp, 50-amp hookups, showers, and dump station for $38 to $55. Spy Rock and Hog Camp Gap suit pet owners who crave campfires and forest immersion.
Montebello excels in Tye River trout fishing and Spy Rock hikes. George Washington National Forest surrounds the area with trails to waterfalls like Crabtree Falls. Campers chase rainbows by day and stargaze at night in this Blue Ridge outpost.
Montebello Camping & Fishing Resort and Montebello Resort anchor options off VA-56. Both offer showers and 50-amp hookups near the Tye River. Spy Rock and Hog Camp Gap provide primitive pet-friendly sites deeper in the forest.
Yes, Spy Rock and Hog Camp Gap welcome pets with campfires allowed. These forested spots suit dogs on leashes amid national forest trails. Other parks like Montebello Resort focus on hookups but check policies for furry companions.
