RV rental Grayson Highlands State Park, VA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Unsure where to start your Grayson Highlands State Park RV camping adventure? The easiest way to get a taste for what the park has to offer is lace up your walking shoes and set out on a hike. You'll find around 13 miles of hiking trails to tackle within the park, ranging in length from half a mile to approximately two miles. Wilson Creek Trail is easily accessible from the Hickory Ridge Campground. This child-friendly trail leads you past a pretty waterfall, and you may even see a wild pony along the way. More than two miles of the Appalachian Trail also passes through the park, so it's well worth checking out for anyone seeking a longer trek. Another popular pastime in Grayson Highlands State Park is bouldering. The park is generally recognized as the best bouldering location anywhere in Virginia, with seven boulder fields dotted throughout its mountainous landscape. Over 700 climbing routes (aptly nicknamed "problems") draw climbers from all across the state and surrounding areas. For something a little more leisurely, pack your fishing pole and check out the ten miles of wild trout streams that meander through the park. Native brook and wild rainbow trout are found in abundance here, but fishing in Grayson Highlands State Park is often more about soaking up the peace and quiet than about how many fish you catch. Big Wilson Creek (in the park's north) and Cabin Creek (in the park's west) offer the largest stretches of fishable water, so make sure to check them out first.