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Full-hookup sites at most state parks and at Corps of Engineers lakes. Mountain roads and tight switchbacks make big-rig access a real planning constraint in the Highlands.

Camping Season · Apr–Oct Beginner 4 places

The Highlands parks were built in the 1930s for cars, not for forty-foot rigs. Check length limits before you book anything above 3,000 feet.

Full hookups exist at most lake parks and larger state parks; mountain roads and switchbacks are the real constraint.

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Practical note

Several Potomac Highlands parks cap at 30 feet or less, and the approach roads are worse than the sites. If you're over 30 feet, plan around the lakes rather than the mountains.

What to know before you go

  • Check length limits before booking Highlands parks — several cap at 30 feet or less
  • Campendium's reviews are the best source for site-level RV access detail

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Questions people ask

Are there RV campgrounds in West Virginia state parks?
Yes. Most state parks with campgrounds offer electric and many offer full hookups, though maximum RV length varies significantly by park.

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