West Virginia RV Rentals for less in The Mountain State

Located in the tree-covered land of the Appalachian Mountains, West Virginia became a state in 1861. The Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers flow within the state, meeting up at the town of Harpers Ferry, famous for the Civil War raid. Charleston, Morgantown, Snowshoe, The Greenbrier, New River Gorge, and Blackwater Falls are popular destinations to visit. West Virginia has an abundant amount of natural areas to explore, yet it is well balanced with urban regions and plenty of historic sights to see in your West Virginia RV rental!

Well known Tourist Attractions

Snowshoe Mountain

A year-round resort most popular for its skiing, Snowshoe Mountain has three separate areas that cover all experience levels. It has 56 trails to explore, many lifts, a high-speed detachable quad and night skiing with 100% snowmaking. For the experts, Snowshoe Mountain has the most advanced terrain in the region, its Western Territory Area's steep, rugged terrain has 1,500 feet of vertical drop. There is plenty of shopping, dining, and pampering to be had as well. In other seasons, activities include mountain biking, scenic chairlift rides, geocaching, horseback riding, Segway tours, zip-lining, trampolining, climbing, pedal boats, paddle boarding, canoeing hiking, fishing, and golf at the Raven Golf Club. Not far away, in Greenbank, is the National Radio Astronomy Observatory.

New River Gorge National River

One of the oldest rivers on the continent, the New River cuts through the Appalachian Plateaus and flows into West Virginia, forming the New River Gorge. New River Gorge National River has stunning views and plenty of whitewater for tubing, rafting, and canoeing. One of the state's most photographed sights is the soaring New River Bridge, the longest steel span in the hemisphere and the nation's third highest, 876 feet above the canyon floor. There are many fun outdoor activities to engage in like hiking, zip-lining, hunting, fishing, bird watching, camping, biking, and rock climbing. The National Park Service maintains 70,000 acres of park lands along the river, and at Hawk's Nest State Park, you can ride an aerial tramway into the bottom of the New River Gorge, a prime spot for whitewater rafting. Take a road trip in your Class A RV rental to this natural beauty destination for an unforgettable vacation in West Virginia.

The Greenbrier Resort

Set in the Allegheny Mountains, The Greenbrier Resort has been welcoming guests from around the world since 1778. America’s Resort is situated near natural mineral springs and has a world-class spa. This 11,000-acre retreat is a great place to explore the beautiful architecture, they have more than 700 rooms, guest cottages and estate homes. You can partake in a culinary experience at one of the six full time restaurants or join for a happy hour, wine tasting, cooking demonstration or kitchen tour. With more than 55 activities, you can treat yourself to a massage, engage in bowling, golf, tennis, off-road driving, falconry, horseback riding or trying your luck at the Casino Club, there is something for everyone.

Campgrounds and State/National Parks

Monongahela National Forest

Established in 1920 and encompassing one of the most ecologically diverse landscapes in America, the Monongahela National Forest ranges in elevation from around 1,000 feet to 4,863 feet above sea level. The variety of terrain and rainfall across its more than 900,000 acres makes for beautiful views and is home to more than 225 bird species; 75 species of trees; and 70 fish species, both game and nongame. Cruise your West Virginia RV camper rental along the country roads and check out the highest point in the state in the Monongahela National Forest.

Harpers Ferry/Civil War Battlefields KOA

An ideal home base for your RV trailer rental to explore history, Harpers Ferry/Civil War Battlefields KOA has all the bells and whistles for a fantastic to dock your RV in West Virginia. It has a plethora of varied RV spots with full hookups and space for slideouts. Resort amenities include wi-fi, cable TV, fire wood, swimming pool, snack bar, bike rentals, mini-golf, jumping pillow, all-you-can-eat pancakes, Bark Zone Dog Park, themed weekends, activities, games, inflatable obstacles, movies, games and more, depending on the season. Open all year, April – October there is a two-night minimum on weekends.

Greenbrier River Campground

An eight-acre spot with tree-lined RV sites and voted “First on the River,” the Greenbrier River Campground will not disappoint. Park your West Virginia RV rental here to explore the nearby historic resort, as well as the river for fishing, swimming holes, tubing, kayaking and canoe trips. It has full hookup spots, fire rings, water services, picnic table, and space for slideouts. Amenities include wi-fi, cable TV, outside activities, staple goods, RV supplies, restrooms and showers, and laundry rooms for your RV Trailer rental in West Virginia.

Celebrations

Feast of the Ramson

Spring in Richwood, West Virginia is well known for one thing, Ramps. A species of wild onion so beloved by the community they’ve held a festival to celebrate them for more than 80 years. Feast of the Ramson is an event that features all things ramps at a huge dinner, including potatoes, brown beans, ham, bacon, desserts, sassafras, teas and more. Entertainment, a craft show, and over 60 local artisans round out the fun. Swing by this festival in your West Virginia RV rental for fun with the whole family.

Hinton Railroad Days

Where rivers and friends meet, the city of Hinton hosts a celebration of railroad history the last two weekends of October. Kick the trip off with a visit to the Hinton Railroad Museum to view uniforms, artifacts, a model train exhibit, and tools used during the time of John Henry, the Steel Drivin’ Man. Hinton Railroad Days offers train excursions and has many vendors selling unusual crafts like rings made from coins, quilts, driftwood creations, food, entertainment, and more. An added bonus, the event coincides with the peak fall foliage, making for a gorgeous backdrop in the historic district. There are so many things that you can do and see in West Virginia with celebrations and attractions you can enjoy all year long. The best way to appreciate the state is with an RV rental, lease at RVnGO and begin your West Virginia road trip today!