Staunton anchors the Shenandoah Valley with candlelit Shakespeare at Blackfriars Playhouse and tours of Woodrow Wilson's birthplace. Four RV parks position you steps from historic downtown and Blue Ridge trails. Camp here to blend theater thrills, mountain hikes, and farm-to-table feasts.
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Staunton captivates theater fans at the Blackfriars Playhouse, the world's only re-creation of Shakespeare's original stage. History buffs explore the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum on North Coalter Street. Frontier Culture Museum recreates 17th-century farms along Interstate 81. Gypsy Hill Park hosts summer concerts beside Lewis Creek. Blue Ridge vistas unfold from nearby overlooks.
Staunton/Walnut Hills KOA welcomes families with its pool and playground off Route 250. Walnut Hills Campground suits luxury seekers, $54 to $99 per night for WiFi, showers, and 50-amp hookups. George Washington National Forest's Shaws Fork Equestrian Campground draws horse lovers to wooded sites near Shaws Fork trailhead. These spots launch day trips to wineries and caverns.
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Staunton excels in Shakespeare theater and presidential history. The Blackfriars Playhouse hosts authentic Elizabethan productions. Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library draws 20,000 visitors yearly. Frontier Culture Museum spans three centuries on 78 acres.
Staunton/Walnut Hills KOA and Walnut Hills Campground sit off Route 250 west of town. George Washington National Forest's Shaws Fork Equestrian Campground lies 20 miles south. These four directory parks cluster near I-81 for easy access.
Most Staunton RV parks welcome pets on leashes. Walnut Hills Campground allows dogs in designated sites with waste stations. Check Shaws Fork rules for national forest pet limits on trails.