Nice visitor center with clean restrooms and cool souvenirs. There are no views of the New River…read moreBridge here (that's the Canyon Rim Visitor Center). Worth it to stop in and get trail info before visiting Sandstone Falls and completing the Boardwalk Trail and Island Loop Trail there.

Sandstone is one of four visitor centers for the New River Gorge National Park. It is just north…read moreof I-64 and the State Rte. 20 interchange (exit 139). This visitor center is in the southern end of the park, and is noted for its "green design." Note that you cannot view the bridge from this location. You can, however, pick up maps and information, engage with a park ranger, view the Native Garden, view interpretative displays, get a cancellation stamp for the National Park, browse the small bookstore, buy a souvenir, or visit the clean rest room (accessible from outside even with office is closed).

Many people have said the same thing, but if you go, just go ahead and leave your phone in the car…read moreand enjoy the show. Smoke and mirrors? Yup. Sideshow vibe? Check. Campy, silly, harmless fun? Also true. The outside does have a lovely view of the gorge and looks exactly as a roadside attraction should! Absolutely worth the price of admission!

Very unique! You won't regret! Not what you would expect way out there! A lot of bang for your buck!read more

Chestnut Creek Campground is a quiet, wooded spot near Fayetteville, West Virginia. The sites are…read morenon-electric, but there is a bathhouse with hot showers and a dishwashing sink, and I had enough Verizon service to stay connected. Seth, the owner, keeps the place in great shape and is quick to respond by phone or text. At $15 per person per night, it is a great value. Fayetteville is just minutes away with excellent local restaurants and shops, and the Canyon Rim Visitor Center and the rest of New River Gorge National Park are an easy drive from the campground.

A good sleep among the trees after a long day looking at the pavement. Kindness at the door.read more

Friendly owners, a great place to set up camp or just rent a cabin. Washer/dryer machine on site…read more Dish washing station and restrooms facility with hot showers on site for both sexes. Variety of cabins closer to a group or further away depending on privacy level. Fire pits available for grilling near each cabin and a communal big grill that requires charcoal. Dog friendly, and perfect location between all the major whitewater attractions and local Walmart if needed to make a run to the grocery store. If you have a family most of the the cabins has a queen bed and double bunk beds if traveling with friends. What I like most about Ray's campground is you still have the outdoorsy feeling and not too commercialized. You can still unwind and feel zen and unplug. Overall peaceful.

This is by far the best and only place you should stay if you are looking for a great place to stay…read moreeat the new river gorge . I have been staying here for years and it is the only place I will ever go. Tent camping, rv, cabin rentals and even a great campground dog named milo, this place is where you need to stay

Folks were very nice. Full service camp sites were very difficult to get level. We knew no cell or…read moreinternet service, but wifi was offered and VERY iffy. Trails rated green were definitely NOT green. Very rutted out. Ok for experienced riders but not kids.

The park, facilities and trails are all great, however, the cost to stay and ride have increased…read moreso much that now other parks are more appealing. The rustic cabins have doubled in price per night to rival fancy hotels but without any of the amenities. $160 a night is just too much.

Stayed here for July 4th for two nights. Really clean grounds and bath house. Very organized and…read moreneat. There are quiet times posted but, unfortunately, our neighbors did not comply. That is my only complaint. I'd stay there again.

$60/night for 50 amp FULL hookup is a great price! It is very close to New River Gorge Bridge and…read morePark. 5 minute drive to Fayetteville, WV. Far enough out there isn't a lot of light pollution(great for stargazing). Unfortunately that's about all it's got going for it. The lots are pull through but not clearly marked. It didn't look like anyone had mowed for over a week and not weedeaten for two. The women's restroom was under construction and "closed for the season". The men's bathroom only had two toilets and one was out of order. If the freeway hadn't been right there the symphony of frogs would have been amazing! They did have cute little mini cabins too. Video is from the field across the street where the dumpster is.

The ladies there are very friendly and nice! This was a good campsite for us and very convenient…read morewhile we were traveling for my husband's job. It's close to the New River Gorge. They have a big laundry room and two big bathrooms with showers in them. The place is quiet and our site was clean! Very satisfied and we will be coming back when we travel there for my husband's job again.

Her daughter was running around in a thong in front of children. The office charged us $70 a night…read moreand then she charged our friend $20 for spraying off his side by side!! The website clearly states the cost is $45 per bite. We will NEVER be back!!

The whole experience was phenomenal. From the beginning, talking with Bill and his wife Ashley, I…read morefelt extremely comfortable in taking a plane ride. It was a speculative decision. The flight itself was awesome, I didn't feel sick or uneasy (which can happen to me sometimes). The views were incredible. I cannot wait to go back and do it again. I would like to even take my children. I appreciate Ashley and Bill talking me through the process and making me feel some comfortable and making this an experience I will never forget.

This adventure gets 10 stars on a 5 star rating chart...On our annual girls trip this year(August…read more27-31), we choose stay at Adventures on The Gorge and participate in some adrenaline pumping adventures. Two of the ladies in the group could not participate in the white water river rafting the first day and while out exploring Fayetteville, saw the Ride in a Bi-Plane sign. They looked at each other said "we are going on a different adrenaline pumping adventure"! They both went up and came back to the resort with such enthusiasm, I just knew I had to take a ride myself. Chris the pilot was very accommodating and was able to fit me in. From the moment I was seated in the plane and Chris went over all of the safety instructions and strapped me in, I knew this was going to be exciting. The weather was absolutely gorgeous and I can say I was a bit nervous. But once Chris explained what was going to happen, I was relaxed and looking forward to what has always been a dream of mine to do. Once up in the air, Chris asks how much you would like to experience and what you think you can handle and then gives you a little test by pulling the plane upwards and seeing how that feels. He had me.....I wanted all of what that plane could do. It was the most thrilling experience I have ever had and I was very sad when the flight came to an end. Needless to say, back on the ground and back at our cabin, I was still flying high from the adrenaline and three of the other ladies decided to try it also. So the next day we went back out to the field and they also rode. I have attached a photo of our group and the smiles petty much say it all. Thank you Wild Blue Adventures for the life changing adrenaline ride of my life! I hope I can find my way back there again for at least one more ride for an hour or however long Chris can keep that plane in the air.