Southside delivers quiet riverside escapes along the Ohio River, perfect for hunters stalking deer in Chief Cornstalk WMA. Campers flock here for pet-friendly sites and easy access to 6,000 acres of wooded trails. Our directory lists two RV parks that put you steps from bass fishing and wildlife spotting.
Southside clings to West Virginia Route 2, where the Ohio River carves lazy bends ideal for smallmouth bass. Chief Cornstalk Wildlife Management Area dominates the landscape ten miles north, drawing archers during fall hunts and hikers to its oak ridges. Local bait shops on Route 62 stock lures for river runs, while Mason County fairs light up summer nights with bluegrass jams.
Chief Cornstalk WMA welcomes RVers with pet-friendly primitive sites that suit off-grid adventurers and dog owners. The area's second listing offers basic hookups for families basing out of Southside, launching day trips to the river or area trails. Campers wake to turkey gobbles, grill fresh catch, and stargaze without city glare.
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Southside stands out for Ohio River fishing and Chief Cornstalk WMA hunting. This Mason County spot draws bass anglers to river bends and deer hunters to 6,000 wooded acres. Campers use it as a launchpad for trails and seasonal fairs along Route 2.
Chief Cornstalk WMA and Chief Cornstalk Wildlife Management Area top our directory for Southside-area camping. Both sit near Route 2, offering pet-friendly primitive sites amid oaks. Expect basic amenities, ideal for tents or rigs under 30 feet.
Yes, Chief Cornstalk Wildlife Management Area allows pets on leashes. This directory park provides wooded sites where dogs roam trails safely. Rules match state WMA standards, keeping wildlife undisturbed during hunts.