Hico thrusts you into New River Gorge territory, where whitewater rafts plunge and bridges arch a mile high. One standout RV park anchors your stay: Ray's Campground kicks off at $21 a night with WiFi, showers, and pet welcomes. Park here to launch daily assaults on rapids, trails, and overlooks that define Appalachian adventure.
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Hico clusters around the Route 19 exit, five miles from the New River Gorge Bridge's catwalk tours. Whitewater guides launch from nearby Fayette Station. Hawk's Nest State Park delivers falcon views over the gorge, while fall Gauley River seasons draw 1,000 boaters weekly. Plum Orchard Lake tempts anglers 20 minutes north.
Ray's Campground suits budget adventurers craving gorge access. Pets roam free here; WiFi keeps you connected, showers refresh after hikes. Families or solo explorers grab $21 sites, then hit Endless Wall Trail or bridge walks by day, returning to riverside calm by dusk.
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Hico sits at New River Gorge's doorstep, famous for whitewater rafting and the world's longest single-arch bridge. Outfitters like Adventures on the Gorge base nearby for Gauley season floats. Hikers tackle Endless Wall Trail; skywalkers cross the bridge catwalk 876 feet up. This spot blends adrenaline with Appalachian quiet.
Ray's Campground tops the list near Hico. It hugs Route 19 with WiFi, showers, and pet allowances from $21 nightly. Park RVs or tents here as a hub for gorge trips five miles away.
Yes, Ray's Campground allows pets on its sites. Bring Fido for $21 nights with WiFi and showers included. Explore dog-leash trails in New River Gorge, just minutes from camp.