Hunt the legendary Natural Bridge, Virginia's 215-foot limestone arch carved over Cedar Creek. Four RV parks position you steps from this wonder and the trails of Natural Bridge State Park. Base your rig here to hike caverns, spot wildlife, and day-trip to Lexington's history.
Natural Bridge draws crowds to its towering 215-foot limestone arch in Natural Bridge State Park. Walk the Cedar Creek trail beneath it, tour the caverns 100 feet below, or zip-line above the gorge. Lexington waits 15 minutes north with Virginia Military Institute and historic downtown strolls. George Washington National Forest spreads east for deeper adventures.
Natural Bridge / Lexington KOA Holiday delivers WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and a dump station at $63 per night; families and full-timers thrive here. George Washington National Forest Sherando Lake Campground fits hikers with drinking water, a dump station, and group sites for $50 nightly. Groups book Colon Hollow Shelter Campground or Blue Hollow Campground in Natural Bridge State Park, both pet-friendly with campfires allowed and rates from $70 to $82.
Natural Bridge features a 215-foot limestone arch spanning Cedar Creek in Natural Bridge State Park. Visitors hike under the span on a short trail, explore nearby caverns with guided tours, and enjoy the on-site zoo and foamhenge replica. This geological marvel anchors day trips to Lexington's colleges and battlefields just 15 minutes away.
Find four RV parks: Natural Bridge / Lexington KOA Holiday, George Washington National Forest Sherando Lake Campground, Colon Hollow Shelter Campground, and Blue Hollow Campground in Natural Bridge State Park. KOA sits off US-11 with full amenities; Sherando Lake lies in the national forest east via Route 664. All cluster within 20 miles for easy access to the arch.
Yes, Colon Hollow Shelter Campground and Blue Hollow Campground in Natural Bridge State Park welcome pets. Both list pet-friendly sites with campfires allowed. Check KOA policies separately, as they often accommodate dogs on leashes; Sherando Lake focuses more on group and nature access.