RV Parks in Roanoke, Virginia

2 RV parks and campgrounds near Roanoke, VA.

Roanoke, the Star City of the South, lures RV campers with Blue Ridge Mountain trails and the massive Roanoke Star glowing atop Mill Mountain. Pull into Explore Park along the Roanoke River or Roanoke Elks Lodge #197 for easy access to hikes, riverside paths, and craft beer at the Historic City Market. Camp here to chase waterfalls on the Blue Ridge Parkway and pedal the Roanoke River Greenway.

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Explore Park

56 Roanoke River Pkwy, Roanoke, VA 24014

Roanoke Elks Lodge #197

1147 Persinger Rd SW, Roanoke, VA 24015

About Roanoke, Virginia

Roanoke pulses with outdoor energy in the Roanoke Valley. Drive the Blue Ridge Parkway entrance five minutes north for epic hikes to McAfee Knob on the Appalachian Trail. Summit Mill Mountain to snap selfies under the 88-foot Roanoke Star, Virginia's largest freestanding star. Pedal 20 miles of the Roanoke River Greenway past kayak launches and breweries. Dive into Taubman Museum of Art downtown or groove to bluegrass at Elmwood Park's summer concerts.

Explore Park hugs the Roanoke River with showers, 30-amp hookups, group sites, and pet-friendly pads at $34 to $150 nightly; families and paddlers love its adventure hub vibe. Roanoke Elks Lodge #197 delivers spots from $40 per night in a central spot, suiting lodge members and solo riders chasing urban eats and mountain escapes.

Explore Park provides riverfront sites with showers and 30-amp hookups for direct Roanoke River access.
Both parks stay affordable under $150 nightly, with Explore Park hitting $34 low end.
Roanoke Star on Mill Mountain sits two miles from city center, visible from RV sites.
Blue Ridge Parkway trailhead waits five minutes north of Explore Park.

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Roanoke RV Camping FAQ

What is Roanoke known for?

Roanoke shines as the Star City of the South thanks to its 88-foot illuminated Roanoke Star on Mill Mountain. The city anchors the Blue Ridge Parkway with trails like McAfee Knob drawing thru-hikers. Kayak the Roanoke River Greenway, tour Taubman Museum downtown, and sip at over 20 breweries in the Historic City Market Building.

Where can I find RV parks near Roanoke, Virginia?

Explore Park and Roanoke Elks Lodge #197 lead RV options in Roanoke. Explore Park sits along the Roanoke River with showers, 30-amp service, group sites, and pet allowances at $34 to $150 nightly. Roanoke Elks Lodge #197 starts at $40 in a central valley spot.

Are there pet friendly RV parks in Roanoke VA?

Yes, Explore Park welcomes pets on its riverfront sites. This park also offers showers, 30-amp hookups, and group areas perfect for furry travel companions. Roanoke Elks Lodge #197 may allow pets too; call ahead to confirm rules.