Our site, in the across-the-road section was spacious and shady, and much quieter than the family-filled main section. Tidy and beautiful grounds. Disinterested staffers were annoyed that campers were arriving and interrupting their manicure and bull session (four staffers spent most of each day in the office). Poorly laid out dump station requires clever driving and many U-turns to use: from the pay station, make a U-turn, after dumping, make another U-turn to get to site, all across the entrance highway. Beautiful and historic buildings to explore within park. Pool not open. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Camp sites were well spaced and clean. Our site was level and had a fire ring. All camp sites are gravel. There are drinking fountains though there are no water hook ups and one fountain has a faucet that you can attach your hose to and get drinking quality water to fill your tank if needed. They do have a dump site and washers and driers. Wildlife is abundant, saw whitetail deer multiple times while there inside the campground. Two adults camping in a truck camper. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

Good state park, two areas with the smaller one being across the street and better for motorhomes or large 5th wheel / trailers. Electric only, but they do have water available. We had an excellent site and this is a great location to see the area, New River Gorge etc. We camped here in a Motorhome.