Primitive campers and New River explorers choose Chestnut Creek Campground for its half-mile walk to the New River Gorge Bridge. Tucked in Lansing, West Virginia, it sits across from river access and trailheads like Fern Buttress and Endless Wall. Campers snag sites for $10 to $11 per night, complete with hot showers and fire pits.
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Write a ReviewNo, Chestnut Creek Campground skips full hookups for primitive camping. Expect no electric service, including 30-amp or 50-amp options, no water hookups, and no sewer connections. It fits tents and trailers up to 20 feet best. Grab drinking water from the on-site spigot and fill jugs at the outdoor basin. Hot showers handle cleanup after adventures.
Yes, Chestnut Creek Campground welcomes pets. Dogs that love travel thrive here alongside owners. Leash them during quiet hours from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., midnight on weekends. Hit nearby trails like Beauty Mountain together; no dog park, but plenty of woods to roam.
Chestnut Creek Campground sets rates at $10 to $11 per night. This buys a primitive site with picnic table and fire pit, no hookups. Firewood and ice cost extra. Call 304-574-3136 to reserve spots, wise for bridge-season crowds near New River Gorge.
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