Advertisement
Loading map...
Thru-hikers and section hikers love Johns Spring Shelter for its spot right on the Appalachian Trail. It sits near Salem in Roanoke County, Virginia, close to McAfee Knob and the Blue Ridge Parkway. Campfires count as a confirmed perk while most amenities stay unknown.
Why Stay Here
Be the first to review Johns Spring Shelter — Appalachian National Scenic Trail
Reviews from fellow RVers help others choose the right park. Share your experience and help the community.
Write a ReviewNo, Johns Spring Shelter offers no full hookups. Electric, water, and sewer hookups remain unknown and unlikely at this primitive trail shelter. Expect backpacking basics only, with no 30-amp or 50-amp service. Hikers use nearby natural springs if available. Call ahead to confirm any updates.
Yes, Johns Spring Shelter welcomes pets. No size or breed restrictions appear in the data. Keep dogs leashed per Appalachian Trail rules to protect wildlife and other hikers. No dedicated dog park exists, but the pet-friendly policy suits trail companions.
Call for rates as no fixed pricing lists here. Appalachian Trail shelters often run on donations, with no nightly fees. Nothing specific includes in costs since amenities like hookups stay unknown. Reservations rarely needed; first-come basis rules for hikers.
No questions yet. Be the first to ask!
Ask a Question
No tips yet. Share what you know!
Share a Tip
Advertisement