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Brooklyn Heights Riverfront Camp

96%

· Parsons, Tucker, West Virginia

35 acres hosted by Vincent L.

8 glamping pitches · 10 motorhome/tent pitches · 15 tent pitches

Best in West Virginia: 1st place

Named one of the best Hipcamps to visit in 2024.

Amazing views

Hipcampers say this spot has amazing views.

Family-friendly

Recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp is great for families and kids.

Best all-around: Finalist

Named one of the best Hipcamps to visit in 2024.

Welcome to the enchanting Brooklyn Heights Riverfront Campground, a pristine natural paradise nestled nearby the Monongahela National Forest and graced by the stunning Dry Fork River. Since our grand opening in July 2022, we've been welcoming guests year-round to explore and enjoy our 35 acres of unspoiled wilderness forest, complete with winding trails and a captivating 2100 feet of riverfront. Our diverse accommodations cater to all outdoor enthusiasts. Choose from 15 camping sites, each equipped with fire pits and slabwood benches amidst ample parking. For those seeking a rustic retreat, our 5 primitive shelter cabin sites feature cozy 10x12 lofted barn cabins, securely lockable with your padlock. RV adventurers are welcome too, with 10 picturesque near riverside spots (best suited for towed RVs up to 32 feet or drivable up to 35 feet). Four of these provide full electric and water hook-ups, while the other six offer a serene boon-docking experience. We have also recently added 2 deluxe furnished cabins, 3 large group riverfront campsites, and a bohemian bus shelter site that sleeps 8. Immerse yourself in the beauty of nearly 4 miles of wilderness riverfront, situated on a breathtaking road leading to the charming town of Parsons, WV - the heart of Tucker County and gateway to Thomas, Davis, and Canaan Valley. Your adventure starts here: kayak down the merging Dry Fork and Black Fork Rivers, stroll over to the nearby Hendricks via a charming cable suspension bridge, or explore the Fernow Experimental Forest, just a mile downstream. The surrounding Monongahela National Forest awaits with its vast, unlogged forests. Thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike will find no shortage of activities. From waterfall explorations, creek adventures, and fishing to kayaking, tubing, and hiking, there's something for everyone. Don't forget to bring your bikes, kayaks, tubes, roller blades, snorkels, goggles, and river shoes for an unforgettable outdoor experience! Our camp provides spring water spigots for general use, an office cabin with electric charging access, and clean porta-potties. Wi-Fi is available near the office cabin (password: campground19). The lovely town of Parsons, with all its conveniences, is just a 4-mile drive away. For a seamless experience, we offer online booking and self-check-in, with check-in starting at noon and designated parking spots for each campsite. Join us at Brooklyn Heights Riverfront Campground for a stay that promises tranquility, adventure, and a connection with nature like no other.

Activities

Biking

Boating

Fishing

Hiking

Natural features

Beach

Forest

River, stream, or creek

Swimming hole

96%

684 Ratings · 432 reviews

David B.recommends

October 13, 2024

RV9 - Primitive RV Site

Good location, nice amenities, good time! We enjoyed our stay and expect others would too.

Bill T.

October 7, 2024

A1 Campsite

Rustic and quiet among the trees

The campground is "rustic" - gravel roads cut through the woods. The whole campground is basically in deep woods, so lots of trees completely surround and cover all the sites. We originally reserved site A1, but they had recently had a lot of rain, and A1 is kind of low-lying, so it was very wet and the ground was covered in wet, muddy leaves. The owner, Vince, was very friendly and accommodating and said "pick any site you want" since there were very few campers there. We ended up in site C4, which wasn't as muddy. Very quiet and secluded campground. I could see that it would be a really neat little place during the summer when things are more warm and dry. Just be aware that the sites are "primitive", so you need to bring your own water and there is no electricity. That's fine with me; that's how we often camp anyhow.

Jc C.recommends

October 5, 2024

C5 Campsite

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Well kept, very respectful and organized. Clean quiet beautiful spot on the river.

Michael A.recommends

October 3, 2024

C2 Campsite

Two thumbs up

My wife and I stumbled upon this camp ground tonight before we got there. We drove in in the dark in the rain and couldn’t get a good experience from our getting there until we woke up campground is beautiful located in a perfect spot. The owner and everybody involved were so great and pleasant and helpful and kind. I couldn’t say nice things about them. I would recommend this to anybody and will be returning as soon as we can. no bath house yet but everything else about this place was great!

Kira C.recommends

October 1, 2024

RF2 - Group Riverfront Campsite

Good experience!

Wonderful camp site. We enjoyed ourselves. The river was beautiful and lulled us to sleep. The host and camp helpers were extremely friendly we felt very safe. We will come back again!

Justin S.recommends

September 29, 2024

C3 Campsite

This was a great experience. If you're looking to get away, this is an awesome spot. Back a little bit away from everything. Alongside the river with kayak's and tubes available which is a nice bonus. I'm not a big camper, but even being away from everything I was never nervous. The staff was great.

Location

Parsons, Tucker, West Virginia, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Shawandasse Tula (Shawanwaki/Shawnee) and Massawomeck First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking