Group Campgrounds in West Virginia

West Virginia has 2 group campgrounds in the Camphive database — sites designed for larger parties, scout troops, family reunions, and events. Each listing below links to a full page with location, fees, scenic rating, and photos. Group sites usually require reservations well in advance, so check each spot's details early.

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Of the 2 top-rated spots listed below, 2 are free.

Group camping spots in West Virginia

• GATEWOOD GROUP — GATEWOOD GROUP · Vistas 6.6
• R.D. BAILEY LAKE GROUP SHELTERS — R.D. BAILEY LAKE GROUP SHELTERS · Vistas 5.5

Open the interactive West Virginia camping map on Camphive to browse all 2 spots with filters for free camping, RV access, and scenic ratings.

West Virginia camping FAQ

Do group campgrounds in West Virginia require reservations?

Almost always. Group sites are reservation-only in most areas and popular dates fill months ahead. Each of the 2 listings on this page links to a detail page with location and fee information so you can plan early.

How many people do group campsites hold?

It varies by site, commonly from around 15 up to 100 or more people. Check the individual spot page and the managing agency's listing for exact capacity, parking, and amenity details.

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