Alma, West Virginia, draws RV campers to its quiet lakes and dense woods perfect for fishing and hunting. Three parks await: Conaway Run Lake WMA, Camp Copperhead, and Conaway Run State Lake. Park your rig here to cast for bass by day and stargaze over Tyler County hills at night.
Alma hunkers down in rural Tyler County, where Conaway Run Lake WMA pulls in anglers after largemouth bass and crappie. Hunters stalk deer trails through the 62-acre expanse during season. Drive five minutes to Middlebourne for country stores and the annual Tyler County Fair in August.
Camp Copperhead fits budget travelers and laptop nomads with WiFi and sites from $15 a night. Conaway Run Lake WMA calls to serious hunters who pack primitive gear for backcountry immersion. Conaway Run State Lake draws families for easy boating and picnics on calm waters.
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Alma stands out for fishing and hunting at Conaway Run Lake WMA. The 62-acre lake teems with bass, bluegill, and catfish ready for lines. Surrounding woods host turkey and deer seasons that pack local camps with outdoor enthusiasts.
RV parks near Alma include Conaway Run Lake WMA, Camp Copperhead with WiFi from $15/night, and Conaway Run State Lake. They hug Tyler County roads for swift lake access. Expect primitive sites at the WMA and developed pads at Camp Copperhead.
Yes, pets join you at most Alma-area RV parks. Camp Copperhead and Conaway Run Lake WMA sites accept dogs on leashes. Conaway Run State Lake follows suit in this pet-loving rural pocket of West Virginia, just mind wildlife rules.