We were here for a week. Beautiful location! Conveniently off 81 and close to several caverns, the…read moreVA Civil War Museum, and Shennendoah National Park. Our site was large, shaded and best of all level. No leveling blocks needed. Sites are gravel, clean and well maintained. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful! Well stocked store, and they will make and deliver pizza right to your campsite. Typical KOA amenities, and they have a stocked catch and release pond on site for those who love to fish. Lots of activities for the kiddos, too. The road in is a little hilly and several curves, but big rigs shouldn't have any trouble navigating it - the signage on the road is great (funny sign on the road that said "1/2 miles Don't Give Up." Lol). We're more "state park people" in that we enjoy the space and solitude and we don't have kids traveling with us (just dogs), so we don't typically need all the on-site activities. But this week we needed full hook ups, and this park gave us that feel. With so much to do in the area, we didn't get to it all, so we'll be back and we'll definitely stay here again.

It is better to get there by day. It is off the road a bit. You have to park at a stop sign and…read morewalk up a hill to reach the office to check in. The dog park is very small. Lots of larger gravel. The only lighting after dark they had was some that came on as I walked by them attached to trees. We were surrounded by forest so it was kind of scary being out there at 9 in the pitch black. There are lots of weeds that give the dogs briars in their feet. They have a trail you can go on that was nice but after 20mins my dog was ready to turn around. I never found out where that would have taken me lol. That was really the safest bet for walking him. There is many large rocks there. There isn't much grass. The pond is tiny.

THIS IS A HOME AWAY FROM HOME TYPE OF PLACE!…read more You want to go here. The community is amazing, people are friendly, there's so much to do. Being outdoors and experiencing a screenless moment is rare. You can fish, place various games, make a fire, roast s'more's or weenies, swim in a pool, lay out in the sun, stare at the stars and watch the satellites and planes roll by, say hello to your neighbor, bask in some music, walk around pond and look at the beautiful wildlife.. the options are endless and what you make them. Grab your family and make it a weekend (or longer) they remember. Memorial weekend is so fun. They have candy bingo, karaoke, ice cream socials, pancake breakfasts, and more. The shop is perfect are for your needs if you forget something. They have the best colored shirts and awesome hats. Don't have a camper? No problem, rent a cabin :). You really can't go wrong coming out here. Experience life is a new way. I love this place and we plan to come every year regardless of where we live. We currently travel 4 hours to get here and it's worth it.

This campground is beautiful. It is very well cared for and the staff is super friendly. The…read morebathrooms are amazing! We loved watching the tractors bringing in the hay and visiting the cows!

This was my family's second time staying at Crabtree Falls Campground. The owner, AJ, is super…read morefriendly, responsive, and helpful in reserving by phone and email. We stayed at campsites 30, 31, and 32, which are at one end of the campground and feel more secluded, farther away from the other campsites. This means your car is not right next to your site, but we didn't mind walking back and forth (slightly uphill, along a path); we recently bought a collapsible utility wagon that was super helpful in carrying big things to and from the site. The sites sit higher above the river, so it's a bit steep if you want to go down and enjoy the water, but you can do so carefully and it's well worth it. You will love sitting by your fire, listening to the rushing river and feeling like you're in the middle of nowhere, even though many luxuries like flush toilets, hot showers, and even a camp store are just steps away. No need to bring ice or firewood; the camp provides them at an added reasonable cost (but bring an axe to help break up the logs in case the wood is damp or fresh). Bring a grill-top for the firepit if you plan to cook. Keep in mind that the campsites are not very large; ask AJ when you book if your tent will fit. There's plenty to do in the area: Hike Crabtree Falls, taste beers at Devil's Backbone or Blue Mountain Breweries, enjoy ciders at Bold Rock, and next time we'll try the distilleries. Crabtree Falls is definitely my favorite campground in all of Virginia!

My husband & I have been staying here since our first anniversary in 2015. It's so quiet and the…read moreowners AJ (& Sue this time around) are so incredibly nice! We always stay in the cabins (which is dog friendly) and they are always clean and super cozy. We have only stayed during the fall since there is no A/C but I can tell you that during the cooler nights the base board heat keeps you very warm. The constant sound of the creek right outside your window is soothing and a great change from a busy life. There is absolutely NO cell service so be prepared for that. Some super sweet camp cats! We will be back for many many years to come! Thanks AJ and Family!!

Highly recommend lake Anna state park. 8 was thoroughly impressed by the staff that help direct you…read moreto cabins. The park,cabins, bathrooms, and beach are all kept in superb condition. The staff are working tirelessly throughout the day making sure everyone is safe and the ground kept clean. My only downside was the website is not user friendly at all! They could definitely use and upgrade. Otherwise highly recommend if you're looking for a weekend getaway in a cabin or campground.

This review is specifically about the Lake Anna State Park, not about the lake itself…read more We are regulars at this park, but were disappointed with our visit today. It's still the same beautiful park, with nice hiking trails, a public beach ($), fishing, picnic tables, etc. However, today's visit was FAR short of being a relaxing day in nature. We arrived by boat around 9:15 am on a Saturday morning. *There is a lot of ongoing vegetation restoration so many areas near the water that previously had been available for park goers are currently blocked off. *Even by 9:15 am, all of the picnic tables were taken by what appeared to be large groups. Some of those groups were BLARING music -- that we could still hear from the lakeside hiking trails. The swimming area was also PACKED with people. *Also, while the park is usually kept very clean, there were areas where some trash had accumulated. (For instance, there were 3 extra large, empty plastic bottles in the covered structure by the pond near the boat docks). *Finally, there were many (20?) park goers using the area near the boat docks for non-boating activities, making it potentially dangerous as boats and jet skis were coming in and out. There were people swimming in this area, while at the same time some Jet Skiers were teaching beginners how to ride. There was also a man teaching his two toddlers how to fish while sitting on the edge of the docks. Another group was sitting on the edge throwing sticks to their dog that was in the water. We will, of course, return to this state park, but will more likely visit on a weekday.

I went to a 420 festival here and it wasn't what I was expecting. The people were nice and so were…read morethe vendors. I was expecting more companies trying to sell you things on how to grow your herbs. If the government would stay out of this everyone would benefit from each other. Whether from a economic standpoint and for the help it does for others. Now only the government is making the money because they are the only ones who are allowed to sell you the herb and then they have you in the system . The government allows these companies to functionson, so they get the profi. You can't buy seeds for your 4 plants you are allowed to grow. I didn't give it low stars because it really isn't their fault. Maybe next year the government with get off its heiney and get on with what was promised to the voters.

This place is a hidden gem! Our crew of 6 went tubing and it was a great time! The water level was…read morea little low so it was a little slow moving but it was beautiful weather and the float down the river was gorgeous! So don't let the water level keep you away! The owner was so kind and we will definitely be back!

A small campground on someone's property more suited to tent campers as those sites are on the…read moreJames River. RVs are lined up side by side overlooking tents and River. We were put at site #8, though they called it #9. It was literally right by the side of the house, in the yard with the office not 10 feet from us. One each men and women's toilet, sink and shower room; very clean. Friendly staff and not as expensive as some private campgrounds, but then it really shouldn't be. But if you're in for fishing, kayaking and/or tubing, this would be a good place to put in or as a destination pull out.

Love this little piece of heaven. Campground was quiet, small, and cozy. Had the cleanest looking…read morebathrooms I've ever seen at a campground. Loved having easy access from the launch ramp to put our paddle boards in the river. Will definitely be returning!

Awesome place! One of, if not THE cheapest seasonal campground at SML! They are doing a bunch of…read moreimprovements as well and the place is looking amazing! I highly recommend Eagles Roost Campground to anybody who is looking for a seasonal spot. As of 2019, they are no longer taking overnight campers, so it is only available as a season campground.

The campground was at a very nice location and the bathrooms were pretty clean for a campground…read more The people were EXTREMELY polite and willing to help. What was especially great was that the boat slips were covered. The only problem was that sone of the slips closer to the shore were extremely shallow but we parked our boat in a shallow spot (3ft) and we were fine but this is probably not going to be a problem for you because the lake was lowered by 2ft because there was a hurricane going up the coast and the mild thunderstorms that would reach the lake would probably flood it. Other than that the campsite was wonderful and I enjoyed my stay.

This is the cleanest campground I have been to. I traveled to Alaska earlier this year so I stayed…read moremany places. Amber, the hostesses this summer, goes the extra mile to keep the latrines clean and the sites edged. This is a quiet, dark place across from a lake and a few miles from the high point of WV. Sites are large and spaced away from each other. Walk up sites available.

So tidy. So clean. Man, they run a tight ship here. I'm talking this place is like spotless,…read moresterilized, clinically, zestfully clean all up in here. Even the vault toilets. The folks here are friendly and leave you be. Its perfectly isolated up here on the mountain. The road to get here is a pain if you have a city car but if you have anything 4 wheel drive you will love the dirt, the mud splashes, the potholes and the bumps along the *entire stretch of road to get here.

Richard Byrd; I lived at this park for over 6 years,…read moreand I never had any problems when I was there. I met allot of nice people had good Neighbors and all, Everyone was always friendly and looked out for each other. And all the staff were friendly and there if you needed information on things and other stuff. What people say in other reviews needs to think about what they are talking about, it is not a Apartment Building or a Hotel. And I am sorry to say I have to see it Close in November of this year, I have already moved out, But i miss it.

I was surprised to discover this place right behind McDonalds and CVS on busy Route 29. It looks to…read morebe home for a many people living in RVs longterm. It is a convenient spot and seems quite popular with only a couple of open spots. I noticed though that the train runs right past it! There are some historic buildings at the front side of the property and a woodsy area at the back.