28 campgrounds that allow pets in West Virginia

Monongahela National Forest holds the most of them in the state. The Forest Service and the Army Corps of Engineers run nearly all of them. Sizes run from 1 to 204 sites.

A campground is listed when its Recreation.gov site records say pets are allowed at one or more sites.

Reservable Partly reservable First-come, first-served

All 28

CampgroundAgencySitesBookingLink
Bulltown CampUSACE204ReservableDetails →
East ForkUSACE168ReservableDetails →
Lake SherwoodFS158ReservableDetails →
Gerald Freeman CampgroundUSACE156ReservableDetails →
Guyandotte CampgroundUSACE92ReservableDetails →
Seneca ShadowsFS81ReservableDetails →
Bakers Run CampgroundUSACE77ReservableDetails →
Robert W CraigUSACE69ReservableDetails →
Riffle Run CampgroundUSACE60ReservableDetails →
Bishop KnobFS54ReservableDetails →
Trout Pond Recreation AreaFS52ReservableDetails →
Stuart Recreation AreaFS50ReservableDetails →
Big BendFS46Partly reservableDetails →
Spruce Knob LakeFS42Partly reservableDetails →
Summit Lake CampgroundFS34ReservableDetails →
Williams River CampsitesFS29ReservableDetails →
Cranberry CampgroundFS28ReservableDetails →
Tea Creek CampgroundFS28ReservableDetails →
Blue Bend Recreation AreaFS23ReservableDetails →
Horseshoe Recreation AreaFS16Partly reservableDetails →
Cranberry River CampsitesFS14ReservableDetails →
Spring Gap CampgroundNPS14ReservableDetails →
Bee Run CampgroundUSACE13ReservableDetails →
Day Run CampgroundFS12ReservableDetails →
Pocahontas CampgroundFS8ReservableDetails →
Big RockFS5ReservableDetails →
Jess JudyFS3ReservableDetails →
Gatewood GroupFS1ReservableDetails →

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