Pulaski, Virginia, lures RV campers with world-class fly fishing on the New River and hikes along Dragon's Back Trail. Gatewood Park & Reservoir and Gatewood Park deliver showers, 50-amp hookups, dump stations, and pet-friendly sites from $46 a night. Base your rig here to paddle kayaks, chase trout, or explore Civil War sites in the New River Valley.
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Pulaski pulses with outdoor grit. Anglers cast lines into Gatewood Reservoir's bass-rich waters. Hikers tackle the steep switchbacks of Dragon's Back Trail, which climbs 1,000 feet for panoramic views over the valley. The historic Pulaski Theatre hosts bluegrass concerts, while the annual Pulaski County Fair packs the fairgrounds with livestock shows and tractor pulls. Claytor Lake State Park lies just minutes away for boating and swimming.
Gatewood Park & Reservoir suits water lovers and families who crave lakefront pads for swimming or canoe launches. Gatewood Park draws overlanders and pet owners seeking spacious, shaded sites with full amenities. Both parks anchor day trips to the New River Trail State Park's 57-mile rail trail for biking. Campers praise the quiet nights and easy access to downtown Pulaski's diners and shops.
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Pulaski shines for outdoor recreation on the New River and Appalachian trails. Dragon's Back Trail challenges hikers with its 1,000-foot ascent and valley vistas. The town blends this with cultural gems like the Pulaski Theatre's bluegrass shows and the Pulaski County Fair's rodeo events each summer.
Yes, both Gatewood Park & Reservoir and Gatewood Park welcome pets. Keep dogs leashed near the reservoir to protect wildlife, and clean up after them. These spots suit traveling pet owners chasing New River adventures.