Between Ridgeley and Fort Ashby, the Eagle’s Nest Campground is an RV park near West Virginia’s border with Maryland. It’s within easy access of numerous wildlife management areas and the Savage River State Forest, as well as the cultural attractions of Cumberland.RV camping at the Eagle’s Nest Campground includes access to around 80 RV sites, with water, sewer, and 30/50 amp electrical connections. There are public restrooms, as well as a pavilion that includes plenty of electrical outlets, propane grills, and an oven.Recreational facilities to enjoy while camping at Eagle’s Nest Campground include volleyball and basketball courts, horseshoes, and corn hole, as well as open barbecues where you can cook your own meals. Live music is provided most Friday nights and during the holidays, while weekend community float trips are also organized. The on-site restaurant serves meals if you don’t feel like cooking, and there’s a lounge where you can mingle with other guests.
Between Ridgeley and Fort Ashby, the Eagle’s Nest Campground is an RV park near West Virginia’s border with Maryland. It’s within easy access of numerous wildlife management areas and the Savage River State Forest, as well as the cultural attractions of Cumberland.RV camping at the Eagle’s Nest Campground includes access to around 80 RV sites, with water, sewer, and 30/50 amp electrical connections. There are public restrooms, as well as a pavilion that includes plenty of electrical outlets, propane grills, and an oven.Recreational facilities to enjoy while camping at Eagle’s Nest Campground include volleyball and basketball courts, horseshoes, and corn hole, as well as open barbecues where you can cook your own meals. Live music is provided most Friday nights and during the holidays, while weekend community float trips are also organized. The on-site restaurant serves meals if you don’t feel like cooking, and there’s a lounge where you can mingle with other guests.