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Camping in West Virginia

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Tea Creek Shelter

~18 min drive

A worthwhile stop near West Virginia.

Kumbrabow State Forest Campground

~19 min drive

Kumbrabow State Forest Campground is a campground in West Virginia at about 2,990 feet. It is managed by the state natural resources department.

Bear Pen Shelter

~19 min drive

A worthwhile stop near West Virginia.

Dogwood Area, Area 1

~22 min drive

Dogwood Area, Area 1 is a campground in West Virginia at about 1,651 feet. It is managed by the state natural resources department.

Dogwood Area, Area 2

~22 min drive

Dogwood Area, Area 2 is a campground in West Virginia at about 1,648 feet. It is managed by the state natural resources department.

Spruce Area, Area 4

~22 min drive

Spruce Area, Area 4 is a campground in West Virginia at about 1,538 feet. It is managed by the state natural resources department.

Williams River Rua Sites D2

~22 min drive

Williams River Rua Sites D2 is a campground in Wisconsin with 128 sites.

Tea Creek Campground

~23 min drive

A worthwhile stop near West Virginia.

Spruce Area, Area 4

~23 min drive

Spruce Area, Area 4 is a campground in West Virginia at about 1,573 feet. It is managed by the state natural resources department.

Hemlock Area, Area 3

~23 min drive

Hemlock Area, Area 3 is a campground in West Virginia at about 1,601 feet. It is managed by the state natural resources department.

Williams River Rua Sites D4

~24 min drive

Williams River Rua Sites D4 is a campground in Wisconsin with 50 sites.

Upshur County - Brooks Hill

~27 min drive

Upshur County - Brooks Hill is a campground in West Virginia at about 2,260 feet.

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