Riverchase Campgrounds

"Mrs Law or Mrs. D as I call her is extremely welcoming her park while small is a santuary for all things peaceful...its nestled between 2 mountain peeks with the Greenbriar River running in between giving this campground beach access !!! She offers 50 and 30 Amp RV sites with plenty of space for a 45ft 5th wheel and parking...each site has a trash can a fire ring and picnic table...she has an overflow in case guests come over...she also offers primitive camping all riverfront luxury spots a few with electric ...Riverchase has a bathhouse male and female shower stalls on opposite sides of one another it also has restroom facilities a covered Pavillion which all guests are welcome to use...it has bench tables electric fans grills etc. Play area for the kiddos and pet friendly. It your wanting or looking for a get away or month to month Rv parking Mrs D would love to book that for you !!!"

"This is a great place to stop and camp. We did a tent site with electricity. Each site has a fire pit, picnic table and electricity (if applicable). We were snuggled right up against the river. There is a train that runs by a few times a day but it only lasts a couple minutes. Restrooms and shower house included."

"A really beautiful and relaxing place to camp. The grounds are very well maintained and Diane was extremely nice and made our 4 day visit very enjoyable. The facilities were very clean.We are making Riverchase Campground our go to place."

"We have been camping at Diane’s for years and years!! Diane has the best kept secret in WV. Her campground is gorgeous, relaxing and always in tip top shape. The bathrooms and showers are always clean and sanitized, the shed is always stocked with fire wood. We tent camp with large crowds and a lot of kids. Diane is always so accommodating to make sure we have fun. I wouldn’t want to stay anywhere else. Meadow Creek is my happy place. We love Diane and Riverchase campground. We are already planning our next trip! -Rhonda Steele & Crew!!"

"My wife and I spent 5 nights in the Walleye Cabin. We considered camping and opted for the cabin because of concerns about rain - and were glad we did! 2 torrential storms passed through on different nights. The cabin looks to be made from reclaimed barnwood on the inside. It does include a shower, sink and toilet as well as a small fridge/freezer and microwave. Downstairs is a double bed and upstairs are 3 single beds. On the screened-in patio are a set of single bunk beds. There is a small portable AC unit to knock the temperature down a few degrees. Not the same as a full house AC, but enough to make sleeping easier. A large ceiling fan circulates air. If you are tent camping, the tent sites are the largest you'll ever find. Very spacious, close to the river, but not so close you get flooded if it rains hard."