Meadow Creek Campground
Meadow Bridge, WV 25976
About the Business
Meadow Creek Campground is a primitive camping facility located in Meadow Bridge, West Virginia, within the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve. This campground offers a serene and natural setting for visitors to enjoy the great outdoors. With no drinking water, hookups, or electricity available, Meadow Creek Campground provides a true camping experience for those looking to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
Visitors can choose from a variety of campsites, including walk-in sites for tents only and drive-in sites for RVs, campers, and tents. Each campsite is equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and grills for cooking and relaxation. The campground is located on maintained gravel or dirt roads, offering a remote and peaceful atmosphere for campers to enjoy.
While camping at Meadow Creek Campground, guests can take advantage of the nearby New River for fishing and boating activities. However, swimming in the river is strongly discouraged due to its powerful currents and rocky banks. Campers are advised to bring plenty of drinking water, food, and any other necessities with them, as the campground is located several miles away from gas stations and grocery stores.
Please note that reservations are not available at Meadow Creek Campground; all campsites are first-come, first-served. During busy months, the campground may fill up quickly, so it is recommended to have a backup plan in place. Additionally, camping in non-designated sites or using walk-in parking lots for RVs, campers, or car camping is prohibited.
For those interested in exploring the surrounding area, there are developed campgrounds available at state parks and private campgrounds nearby. Meadow Creek Campground offers a unique and rustic camping experience for visitors looking to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve.
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"It's free and that's just hard to beat. It is for tents only but at least you don't have to worry about hearing generaters all night. There is a train that run right beside the campground but after 9 I didn't hear it go pass anymore. Plenty of spots to pick from and lots of room. Great view of the stars and there are bathrooms. Always a plus being right next to new river gorge national park."
"Since camping is first come first serve in the park I can't really complain about ending up here, especially since it's free. That said BRING EARPLUGS. The trains are extremely loud, and since there's a crossing they'll be blaring their horns at all hours of the night. Otherwise a fantastic spot with river access, clean locker toilets, well maintained sites, and grills, picnic tables, and fire pits at all the sites. Do be aware there is NO firewood to scavenge on site so you'll need to pick some up before setting up camp. RV camping is not allowed but it seems they don't patrol that very heavily."
"Loved this campground especially since it’s free! Warning: the train is super loud and passes a couple times throughout the night. Whoever used campsite 1 before us left a bunch of beers and cigarette butts in the fireplace which was frustrating. We cleaned up some of the trash but didn’t have enough room to take it all."
"I like to stay at this campground while visiting New River Gorge national Park and preserve. No electric or water but has vaulted toilets. Lots of trains pass by day & night but I'm not bothered by the noise. Not a lot of shade either."
"Wonderful campground. So green and peaceful except for the train activity but I guess it depends on who you are. It doesn't bother me. Nice picnic tables, fire pits, grill stands. Bring your own water. No electric. It clearly states on the National Parks website that this campground does not allow RVs. There is also an early warning sign posted near the visitors center you pass on the way in. They mention the concern being the double railroad crossing to access the last leg of the road in. Meaning overall length is the concern. I can see that now that I'm here. It's a tight turn coming right off the tracks. It's a safety issue. Nice spacing between sites. Minimal shade at this time, but they've planted trees so eventually it will be a little less exposed. However, I am enjoying the open skies and the 360 views. Quite stunning here."
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