RV rental Bluestone National Scenic River, WV: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Beyond the banks of the Bluestone River, there are several natural areas to explore. The George Washington and Jefferson National Forests can be accessed near Roanoke, under two hours' drive from Princeton. This sprawling spread of outdoor recreation area and wildlife preserve was designed to protect the plant life and animal life of the region. It's a vast area with miles upon miles of rivers, creeks, and hiking trails; this includes the Appalachian Trail, which passes through the forest. There is an abundance of activities you can enjoy here, such as hiking, fishing, and mountain biking. Photography, bird watching, and camping are popular pastimes in the forest as well. Take a multi-day trip to Shenandoah National Park, a huge nature preserve with an auto-tour route through the middle of it. This 200,000 park is a scenic three-hour drive from Princeton. As you wind your way through the park's trails, and there are hundreds of miles of them, you will be exposed to exquisite vistas featuring serene wooded hollows, cascading waterfalls, and everything in between. If the views alone aren't enough, the park has educational activities suitable for visitors of all ages. Monongahela National Forest three hours' drive north of Princeton. It's a multi-use working forest that provides resources to local communities, a refuge for local wildlife, and recreational opportunities for the public. The forest is ecologically diverse and home to dozens of tree species and hundreds of bird species, some of which are endangered. The forest has backwoods roads and trails that are perfect for mountain biking, hiking, and horseback riding.