Tyro, Virginia, captivates with Crabtree Falls, the state's tallest waterfall plunging 1,200 feet through five cascades. Camp here to hike rugged trails, fish the Tye River, and chase Blue Ridge sunsets. Choose Crabtree Falls Campground or Williams Riverside Cabin for your base.
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Tyro hugs the Tye River in Nelson County, home to Crabtree Falls on Route 826. This 1.7-mile trail climbs past misty pools to viewpoints over the 1,200-foot drop, Virginia's highest. Kayak the river's Class II rapids or spot trout near Reidsville Road. The Blue Ridge Parkway unfolds minutes north, linking to Wintergreen Resort's ski slopes and vineyards.
Crabtree Falls Campground draws families and groups. Playground swings entertain kids, showers refresh after hikes, laundry keeps clothes clean, all for $36 to $55 per night. Williams Riverside Cabin fits pet owners perfectly. Bring your dog to riverside sites costing $99 to $120 nightly.
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Tyro shines for Crabtree Falls, Virginia's tallest waterfall at 1,200 feet. Hikers love the 1.7-mile trail past five cascades and misty pools along the Tye River. Fish for trout or kayak Class II rapids nearby, with Blue Ridge Parkway access minutes away. This spot pulls nature lovers year-round.
Crabtree Falls Campground and Williams Riverside Cabin top the list. Crabtree Falls Campground provides laundry, showers, playground, and group sites for $36 to $55 per night near Route 826. Williams Riverside Cabin offers pet-friendly riverside spots at $99 to $120 nightly.
Yes, Williams Riverside Cabin allows pets. This riverside option charges $99 to $120 per night and welcomes dogs right on the Tye River. Crabtree Falls Campground focuses more on families, but always confirm pet rules when booking.