Radford clings to the New River's bends, fueling paddlers, anglers, and hikers with Class II rapids and trout-filled pools. Pitch your rig at Sportsman RV Campground or Camping on The New River to snag sites from $25/night amid pet-friendly perks and easy river access. This university town amps up weekends with Radford Highlanders games and Bisset Park concerts.
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Radford pulses with New River action. Launch kayaks from Bisset Park's put-in or fish the glassy stretches below McCoy Falls. Hike Wildwood Park's 5-mile loop through hardwood forests alive with deer. Catch Highlanders basketball at Dedmon Center or sip craft beers at Vintage Restaurant downtown. Festivals like Riverview Ramble pack the riverfront each summer.
Sportsman RV Campground draws families and solo rigs with pull-through sites, 50-amp hookups, dump station, and pet allowances from $25/night. Camping on The New River near Blacksburg fits groups seeking pet-friendly vibes, water hookups, and riverside tents. Both parks drop you steps from put-ins, trails, and university buzz.
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Radford stands out for New River outdoor thrills and Radford University spirit. The river powers kayaking at Bisset Park and fly fishing below Hemlock Haven. University events like Highlanders football draw crowds to Dedmon Center. Trails at Wildwood Park wind 5 miles through forests, while summer festivals light up riverbanks.
Sportsman RV Campground and Camping on The New River lead the options. Sportsman sits minutes from town with 50-amp, dump station, pull-throughs, and pets okay from $25/night. The New River park near Blacksburg offers group sites, water hookups, and pet-friendly riverside spots.
Yes, both listed parks allow pets. Sportsman RV Campground accommodates dogs alongside pull-throughs and dump station. Camping on The New River emphasizes pet-friendly group camping with water hookups right by the river.