Explore sky-high bridges and rumbling waterfalls when camping near Lynchburg.
In the foothills of Blue Ridge Mountains, Lynchburg has a vibrant culture, historical sites like the Poplar Forest and Old City Cemetery, and opportunities for camping and glamping. Head northwest to Natural Bridge State Park for a view of a 200-foot tall bridge within a limestone gorge. Nearby, tent and RV sites typically provide amenities like restrooms, showers, and potable water. Head to the shade in George Washington and Jefferson National Forests, which encompass 1.8 million acres across three states. Hike, bike, and horseback ride over 1,925 miles of trails before setting up at RV and tent sites with bathhouses, fire rings, and electricity. Or splurge on a cabin rental with a full kitchen, patio, and stone fireplace. Shenandoah National Park boasts another diverse landscape of wildflower fields, dense forests, and rumbling waterfalls. Hike more than 500 miles of trails, learn about park history and geology, and climb Old Rag Mountain. Spend a few days on-site at tent and RV campsites with flush toilets, BBQ grills, and pet-friendly areas.