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Recognizing a need to restore and preserve wilderness, the state of West Virginia purchased several acres of wilderness in 1938 from a mining company. That same year, the Civilian Conservation Corps, which was established by President Roosevelt’s New Deal program, flocked to Greenbrier State Forest in droves. They constructed a set of buildings that were, for a few years, called Camp White Sulphur. Though the original buildings are no longer standing, the Forest headquarters are now located in this area. Civilian Conservation Corps also created a swimming pool and blazed several miles of trails that are still used today.

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Getting Outdoors

Encompassing over 5,100 acres of magical green woods, outdoor lovers are treated to the sight of second-growth trees intermingled with old-growth trees that are centuries old. There are around 20 miles of established trails for hikers to explore and an additional 10 miles of trails that were created by bygone hikers. Though adventurers are welcome to venture off the beaten tracks, they are cautioned to be very familiar with orienteering because it can be easy to lose the trail.

Camping at Greenbrier State Forest

Skip the long drive from a motel and RV camp in the wild woods, surrounded by pristine nature. The Greenbrier State Forest RV campground is a smaller facility with only 16 sites. The upside is this means it’ll be a quieter camping experience. There are electric hookups and a bathroom with flush toilets.

Exploring the Area

In the remote West Virginia woods, it’s easy to think that there isn’t much to do other than hike or fish. However, the small towns are full of interesting sights, friendly locals, and history, and traveling from town to town is always fun in a vintage Airstream rental. Many towns operate historical societies or small museums that honor their heritage and culture. The Historic Masonic Theatre and Amphitheatre in Clifton Forge, VA, constructed in 1909, has been restored to its former glory. The small, intimate theater and amphitheater regularly host concerts, bands, plays, operas, and even films.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

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  • Old Roads Trail, WVGreenbrier State Forest, WV
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  • Greenbrier River Valley Trail From Lewisburg, WVLewisburg, WV
  • Potts Arm Trail, VANew Castle, VA
  • South Boundary Trail, WVWhite Sulphur Springs, WV
  • Blue Bend Loop Trail, WVWhite Sulphur Springs, WV
  • Fenwick Nature Trail, VANew Castle, VA
  • Huckleberry Loop Trail, WVLindside, WV
  • War Spur Trail, VAPembroke, VA

Recent RV rental reviews in Greenbrier State Forest

April K.

March, 2025

Jemma the Jewel was just as advertised. The owner was very accommodating and easy to work with. He was prompt and responsive to all inquiries. I'd rent Jemma again and highly recommend.
Vincent S.

December, 2024

Awesome experience and the support we had made the trip easy. We had everything we needed making it so enjoyable.
nathan b.

December, 2024

Awesome experience communicated the whole time. Was on time and very clean. Explained how everything worked. Would rent again from him.

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