Hidden Valley Campground - Warm Springs, VA
Hidden Valley Campground Dog-Friendly Guide
Hidden Valley Campground is nestled off the beaten path in the scenic Warm Springs, Virginia region. Known for its peaceful, natural surroundings and pet-friendly trails, this campground is a favorite among campers looking to enjoy the great outdoors with their furry friends. The site features spacious, well-maintained campsites and easy access to a variety of hiking trails. Local wildlife sightings and the serene environment make this an ideal spot for both adventure and relaxation with your dog.
Dog owners will love the abundance of hiking opportunities, including the picturesque river trail and a unique swinging bridge, offering plenty of options for dog-friendly explorations. While there are basic restroom facilities and convenient dumpsters, the campground has a primitive setup with no potable water or cell service — so be prepared for a rustic stay. Affordable, first-come, first-served sites make Hidden Valley a perfect, budget-friendly getaway for you and your pet.
FAQ
- Are there walking or hiking trails connected to the park? Yes, there are several hiking trails nearby including a river trail and a swinging bridge.
- Is there a fee or membership required to enter? Yes, camping fees are $10/day, and sites are first-come, first-served.
- Are restrooms available for owners? Yes, there are two restroom buildings with basic amenities.
- Is the park regularly cleaned and maintained? Yes, reviews note that the campsites and restroom areas are well-maintained and clean.
- Is there shade or shelter available? Campsites are generally spacious with natural shade from the surrounding forest.
- Are there trash bins or dumpsters? Yes, there is a dumpster available and reviews mention it is regularly serviced.
- Are there water spigots? Yes, but the water is non-potable, so bring your own water for both you and your pets.
- Is the park muddy after it rains? Some sites are noted to be low and wet, so conditions can be muddy after rain.
Reviews
It’s a bit off the beaten path. About 30 sites, although some look a little low/wet. 27 looked good, 22 needs improvement but worked for us, it has great access to the back field with afternoon sun. Toilets were clean and dumpster had room. New “non potable” signs posted, bummer! We had enough but could have been trip killer.
It’s a bit off the beaten path. About 30 sites, although some look a little low/wet. 27 looked good, 22 needs improvement but worked for us, it has great access to the back field with afternoon sun. Toilets were clean and dumpster had room. New “non potable” signs posted, bummer! We had enough but could have been trip killer.
It’s a bit off the beaten path. About 30 sites, although some look a little low/wet. 27 looked good, 22 needs improvement but worked for us, it has great access to the back field with afternoon sun. Toilets were clean and dumpster had room. New “non potable” signs posted, bummer! We had enough but could have been trip killer.
Usually stay here in the spring. Love the sites very spacious. Bathrooms have always been very clean. Enjoy the hiking and fishing.
Usually stay here in the spring. Love the sites very spacious. Bathrooms have always been very clean. Enjoy the hiking and fishing.
Usually stay here in the spring. Love the sites very spacious. Bathrooms have always been very clean. Enjoy the hiking and fishing.
Stayed here for 2 nights and 2 days. Well maintained campground for a primitive camp ground. Bathroom rooms are basically out houses. No lights or sinks to wash hands. My family and I enjoyed our stay here. I’ve would’ve stayed longer if I didn’t get rained out. Their is no cell service here so be prepared for anything. We saw lots of deer, and heard bears and wolves in the distance at night. There is plenty of hiking to do here. It took us an hour and half to walk the river trail. Will be coming back a few times next summer!
Stayed here for 2 nights and 2 days. Well maintained campground for a primitive camp ground. Bathroom rooms are basically out houses. No lights or sinks to wash hands. My family and I enjoyed our stay here. I’ve would’ve stayed longer if I didn’t get rained out. Their is no cell service here so be prepared for anything. We saw lots of deer, and heard bears and wolves in the distance at night. There is plenty of hiking to do here. It took us an hour and half to walk the river trail. Will be coming back a few times next summer!
Stayed here for 2 nights and 2 days. Well maintained campground for a primitive camp ground. Bathroom rooms are basically out houses. No lights or sinks to wash hands. My family and I enjoyed our stay here. I’ve would’ve stayed longer if I didn’t get rained out. Their is no cell service here so be prepared for anything. We saw lots of deer, and heard bears and wolves in the distance at night. There is plenty of hiking to do here. It took us an hour and half to walk the river trail. Will be coming back a few times next summer!
Well maintained camp sites, plenty of hiking and fishing.