White Sulphur Springs lures RV travelers with The Greenbrier Resort's storied luxury and the wild rush of the Greenbrier River. Twelve parks in our directory position your rig steps from hiking trails in Monongahela National Forest and championship golf. Camp here to chase adventures by day, unwind under mountain stars by night.
White Sulphur Springs anchors around The Greenbrier Resort, a lavish hideaway since 1778 where presidents played and spies trained in a secret bunker. Kayak the Greenbrier River's rapids or hunt waterfalls in nearby Monongahela National Forest. Stroll State Fairgrounds for summer rodeos, or chase fall colors along Route 92.
RV parks match every style of camper. Big rigs roll into Pine Run at Lake Sherwood for showers, dump station, and drinking water. Groups and pet owners book West Shore on the same lake, with sites from $20 nightly. Forest seekers grab Monongahela's Blue Bend Campground, WiFi-equipped with 30-amp power and group areas at $20 to $50. Budget hunters snag All State Motel and Campground from $27, while WiFi fans pick Black Bear Lodge starting at $35.
White Sulphur Springs is known for The Greenbrier Resort. This historic spot hosted U.S. presidents and hides a Cold War bunker open for tours. The Greenbrier River draws kayakers, while Monongahela National Forest offers hiking amid waterfalls and black bears. Rodeos fire up at the State Fairgrounds each summer.
Find 12 RV parks near White Sulphur Springs, including Pine Run and West Shore at Lake Sherwood. Pine Run suits big rigs with showers and dump station; West Shore welcomes groups and pets from $20 nightly. Monongahela National Forest's Blue Bend adds WiFi and 30-amp hookups.
Yes, West Shore at Lake Sherwood allows pets. This park offers group sites, dump station, and drinking water with rates from $20 to $100 per night. Pets roam free amid mountain views, perfect for family trips near The Greenbrier Resort.
