Small Country Campground

The Great Outdoors

For some great outdoor recreation, drive your motorhome rental to Lake Anna State Park, situated by the lake with the same name in which you can swim, paddle, and fish. Go for some largemouth bass, crappie, or bream, or take a hike and experience the peace and quiet that only nature can provide. After a lovely walk, go check out the visitor center, where you can learn all about the gold mining that took place in the area - you can go on a tour of a gold mine, and even pan for your own gold.If it’s more trails that you’re after, head to Cumberland State Forest with its many trails through fantastic nature. The views of the leafy trees and beautiful flowers are gorgeous on their own, but you can also try to find what’s left of the old homesteads and cemeteries of former inhabitants - an exciting little game for the whole family. Play hide-and-seek with squirrels, learn how to tell the difference between oak and hickory, and you can even go to Bear Creek Lake.Should the panoramic views and vistas you’ve seen so far not quite be to your satisfaction, then you need to hop into that Louisa camper rental and drive to Shenandoah National Park - right away. The scenery is absolutely gorgeous, especially if you’re visiting during the fall when the leaves put on a fantastic color show. There are amazing waterfalls, quiet wooded hollows, and lots of spots perfect for a picnic. See if you can find any deer or songbirds, or stay after dark and marvel at the glorious starry sky.

Exploring the Area

Whether you have the palate for wine or not, it is strongly recommended to drive around and find one or a couple of the local wineries and breweries. Look at the surrounding farms, bring a picnic or get your food at the winery, say hi to rescue horses, and - of course - try all the wine you’d like. Many of these places are family-owned, and you’ll be welcomed like a dear friend upon arrival. Look at the vines, and take some time to relax.There’s also a whole lot of history and culture right in the heart of Louisa, and you can spend an evening at Louisa Arts Center Theatre and Art Gallery before treating yourself to an exquisite Asian or Italian meal - with some wine, of course. If you need some more historical knowledge in your life, give Louisa Town History Museum a visit. Look at the antiques, and hear all about how the largest cavalry battle of the Civil War was fought right here.Doesn’t it sound pretty darn wonderful to camp in an RV near Louisa? If you happen to agree, don’t forget to book a trip here - you might as well start right now, so it won’t slip your mind.