Davis, West Virginia, lures RV travelers with Blackwater Falls' 57-foot roar and Canaan Valley's legendary ski runs. Six top RV parks anchor your stay in the Monongahela National Forest. Base here to hike Dolly Sods' bogs, fish the Blackwater River, and ski fresh powder.
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Davis pulses with outdoor thrills in the Allegheny Mountains. Blackwater Falls State Park showcases its thundering cascade and easy rim trails. Canaan Valley Resort hosts skiers and snowboarders on 47 slopes each winter. Dolly Sods Wilderness challenges hikers with high-elevation plateaus and blueberry patches. Birders scan Canaan Valley Wildlife Management Area for elk and warblers; mountain bikers rip the Allegheny Highlands Trail.
RV parks turn Davis into your perfect launchpad. Families flock to Blackwater Falls State Park for its playground, showers, 30-amp hookups, and dump station at $38 to $50 nightly. WiFi seekers book Canaan Valley Resort State Park from $46. Budget campers snag Rest Rite Campground starting at $36. Thirst-quenchers at Red Creek tap into drinking water. Groups gather at Canaan Valley Resort and Conference Center for added comforts.
Davis stands out for Blackwater Falls' dramatic drop and Canaan Valley Resort's skiing. Trails in Dolly Sods Wilderness draw hikers to windswept moors and berry fields. The area buzzes with elk sightings, mountain biking on Allegheny Highlands Trail, and fishing in the Blackwater River amid fall foliage peaks.
Six RV parks serve Davis: Blackwater Falls State Park, Canaan Valley Resort State Park, Rest Rite Campground, Red Creek, and Canaan Valley Resort and Conference Center. They hug the Monongahela National Forest edges for quick trail access. Expect showers, WiFi, 30-amp hookups, dump stations, and drinking water across options.
RV parks in Davis provide showers, playgrounds, 30-amp hookups, dump stations, WiFi, and drinking water. Blackwater Falls State Park covers family basics like playgrounds and showers. Canaan Valley Resort State Park adds WiFi; Red Creek supplies drinking water for primitive campers.