Follansbee clings to the Ohio River's edge in West Virginia's northern panhandle. This steel-town survivor lures RV campers with river angling and Tomlinson Run State Park trails. One park, Meadowbrooke RV Park, starts at $46/night and positions you for quick escapes to both.
Follansbee pulses with blue-collar grit from its Wheeling Steel heyday. Main Street hosts the annual Follansbee Days festival, complete with parades, live music, and fireworks over the river. Tomlinson Run State Park sits five miles north; hike its forested paths or swim in the lake.
Meadowbrooke RV Park anchors your stay in Follansbee. Pull-thrus and river-close sites suit weekend warriors from $46/night. Families chase catfish from the banks, while couples pedal to Follansbee Park's picnic groves just two miles away.
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Follansbee stands out for its steel-mill history and Ohio River perch. The town produced steel for decades at plants along the water. Now visitors flock to Follansbee Days festival on Main Street or Tomlinson Run State Park's trails and lake. Campers base here for river fishing and small-town eats at spots like Italian Manor.
Meadowbrooke RV Park serves Follansbee with sites from $46/night. It sits minutes from the Ohio River and Main Street. Full hookups and pull-thrus welcome rigs up to 45 feet; book early for river-view spots near Tomlinson Run State Park.
Yes, Meadowbrooke RV Park welcomes pets on leashes. Trails at nearby Tomlinson Run State Park let dogs romp off-lead in designated areas. Check park rules for breed limits; most travelers report hassle-free stays with furry companions.