Richwood claims the title of Ramp Capital of the World, where wild leeks draw crowds to the annual May festival on Main Street. Camp here to fly-fish the Cherry River, hike Monongahela National Forest trails, and chase trout in pristine streams. Four affordable RV parks start at $10 a night and launch you into this Appalachian playground.
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Richwood nestles along the Cherry River in Nicholas County, West Virginia. The town hosts the Ramp Festival each May, filling Main Street with foragers and fiddlers who celebrate the pungent wild ramps. Monongahela National Forest engulfs the area, with trails into Cranberry Wilderness beckoning hikers and the river drawing anglers year-round.
Summit Lake Campground suits budget solo travelers with drinking water at $10 per night. Cranberry Campground welcomes big rigs and groups, offering dump stations, drinking water, and sites from $10 nightly. Big Rock Campground provides basic drinking water for quiet retreats. Cranberry River Sites NF Campground fits pet owners with dump stations, group sites, and water hookups along the river.
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Richwood earns fame as the Ramp Capital of the World. The annual Ramp Festival in May packs Main Street with food stalls, music, and ramp dishes like gravy over biscuits. This Nicholas County town also sits amid Monongahela National Forest rivers and trails that attract anglers and hikers.
Four RV parks serve Richwood: Summit Lake Campground, Cranberry Campground, Big Rock Campground, and Cranberry River Sites NF Campground. All hug the Cherry or Cranberry Rivers in Monongahela National Forest. Expect drinking water at three, dump stations at two, and rates from $10 nightly.
Yes, Cranberry River Sites NF Campground welcomes pets with dump stations and water hookups. This national forest site lines the Cranberry River, ideal for dog walks on trails. Other parks like Summit Lake focus on basics without pet restrictions noted.