Blowing Springs Campground
Blowing Springs Campground
Blowing Springs Campground offers 22 first-come, first-served sites in the George Washington National Forest with direct trail access to Back Creek swimming holes and a trout-stocked stream, making it ideal for both fishing and water recreation.
The campground sits at 1,800 feet elevation along State Route 39 with basic amenities including vault toilets, though campers must bring their own drinking water.
Sites cost $12/night and are available mid-March through early December, with payment accepted via cash, check, or the Recreation. gov mobile app.
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