Harpers Ferry Campground - Harpers Ferry, West Virginia

Address: 1816 Potomac St, Harpers Ferry, WV 25425.
Phone: 45352663.
Website: campingharpersferry.com
Specialties: Campground, Cabin rental agency, Fishing pier, Marina, RV park, Water sports equipment rental service.
Other points of interest: Onsite services, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot, RV camping, Hiking, LGBTQ+ friendly, Camping fee, Good for kids, Kid-friendly hikes, On-site parking, Dogs allowed.
Opinions: This company has 244 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 3.8/5.

📌 Location of Harpers Ferry Campground

Harpers Ferry Campground, located at 1816 Potomac St, Harpers Ferry, WV 25425, is a popular destination for those seeking a scenic getaway. With a range of services and amenities, it caters to a variety of travelers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Features and Services

  • Campground
  • Cabin rental agency
  • Fishing pier
  • Marina
  • RV park
  • Water sports equipment rental service

One of the highlights of the campground is its on-site services, including a wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking lot. RV camping and hiking are also popular activities within the facility. The park is LGBTQ+ friendly and welcomes families with children, offering kid-friendly hikes and on-site parking. Pets are also allowed.

Additional Information

  • Phone: 45352663
  • Website: campingharpersferry.com
  • Other points of interest: Onsite services, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot, RV camping, Hiking, LGBTQ+ friendly, Camping fee, Good for kids, Kid-friendly hikes, On-site parking, Dogs allowed.

The campground has received 244 reviews on Google My Business, with an average rating of 3.8/5. Visitors appreciate the picturesque location and the range of activities available on-site.

👍 Reviews of Harpers Ferry Campground

Harpers Ferry Campground - Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
Kolin M.
3/5

I visited in a 30' travel trailer. Site 100.

Site was not level. Rear part of site dropped off quickly. They really need a retaining wall at the back of the site to enable them to level it. Side leveling was rough also. About 4.5" low on passenger side of trailer. I walked the entire campground, and although I did not check for level, none of them look much better... not worth the move anyway. I ended up just pulling the camper forward ten feet.

All the sites need more gravel. On site 100, the drivers side of the trailer was on mud. There was one site that appeared to have gravel only where the trailer sits. The outside living area was all mud. Keep in mind that my visit was right after Helene dropped a bunch of rain, so in dry weather, all of that area would have been dirt instead of mud. But, it should still have gravel.

The entire campground just does not look well cared for. A little effort would go a long way to making this a much more enjoyable campground for RV'ers and tent campers.

The cabins look nice. They are all single-wide trailers with wood siding, making them look rustic. Each one has its own parking.

The train didn't bother us. We expected it and didn't even need ear plugs. Woke us up a couple times, but really not that big of a deal. I don't know how close the nearest crossing is. I couldn't find one nearby on the map. The train does blow its horn, but it is way down the tracks when it does it. I honestly don't remember hearing the horn during the night... just during the day.

The cars honking their horns as they approach the one-lane tunnel under the tracks nearby was annoying. But the campground's website warned of that... just be aware it does happen frequently.

There is no laundry facility at the campground. This is a definite must!

Having to check-in for the camground at another location is another negative. A tight turns to get to the main office, no designated parking or turn-around for RVs, and at least a fifteen minute drive from the office to the campground (to avoid the 11' clearance one-lane tunnel under the RR tracks) is a minus in my books.

The attendant at the office was pleasant and efficient. No issues with customer service.

Harpers Ferry Campground - Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
Sheila H.
2/5

Stayed here in my RV. Location is 5 stars. Right on the Potomac River, just a few minutes from the National Park. Beautiful! However, after full time RVing for over a year, 60+ campgrounds, the bathhouse here was the worst. (And I've seen some doozies.) It was filthy dirty, not sure when it was last cleaned. I mean disgustingly dirty, floors, walls, sinks, smelled horrible. Temperatures were in the 40s overnight, 60s during the day, and the showers were cool at best. No temperature control. And push a bottom that turns off after a couple minutes and when you push it again, it starts out cold. Asked the camp host if he could adjust the temperature. His answer was to use the shower closest to the water heater, and turn the sink faucet to hot and leave it running. Well, it made no difference. I ended up taking a very quick, unthorough miserable cold shower. (Because I needed one!) The sink faucet was hot, so I finally rinsed at the sink. So gross! If you are only coming for a day or two and don't need a shower, it's a lovely spot. If you are going to need a shower, go elsewhere.

Harpers Ferry Campground - Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
Lizard
5/5

We did the car tent and it was great. They have bathrooms close and showers on the facility. Beautiful morning views. Easy walk to the town along the railroad tracks. The only downside is trains close by at night but it didn’t bother us. Definitely going back soon.

Harpers Ferry Campground - Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
brad F.
3/5

The view from the site was incredible. The rest of the campground was just ok. Bathhouse was atrocious. Getting to the campground was tricky due to a one lane low bridge requiring a massive detour( if you have an rv). I would suggest the koa down the street. It’s not on the water and as beautiful, but much better amenities.

Harpers Ferry Campground - Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
Pr!ncess A.
3/5

Had to stay here last minute because my original campsite was a flop. Staff was nice and gave us coupons but tent site is not really worth the price for just being a small clearing in the trees on the far side of someone’s back yard. Also it is very loud here with constant vehicle honking and training going by. Which the train was fine but I wasn’t expecting the vehicle hooking all night due to the tunnel near by. Also bathroom facilities aren’t the best for how much they are charging just for a tent site. Cliff side tent sites also don’t have real parking so you have to walk to them. The campground just seems cramped and very busy. Probably better for small RV campers who plan on participating in the camp adventure activities. But honestly not worth the price as I’m sure RV sites are double what I paid for a tent site.

Harpers Ferry Campground - Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
cathy H.
3/5

Love that it was a few minutes to the National park. The staff was friendly and allowed us to move sites. The first site we were in was way too close to two fire rings (#103). Each ring would have been a foot from the camper. After we set up, we were told the water line broke in our section and had no water. Was disappointed that we could have been told earlier and moved to another full hookup site before we set up. We were told that one of our two nights would be free because of the water situation. The showers were luke warm at best, but clean and spacey. The view was very pretty, but the camp is close to a train track so can get noisey. The air conditioner helped with that.

Harpers Ferry Campground - Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
G
5/5

I truly had an amazing time at this camp site. The bathroom and bathhouse were spacious and very clean. The check-in representative was friendly and everyone on the activity team was helpful. If you visit I highly recommend Zipline Mike and Katie are really funny

Harpers Ferry Campground - Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
Heather H.
5/5

Stayed this past weekend and had a wonderful time. Beautiful weather and amazing views! Everyone was very friendly. For some reason there was a power outage that effected not only the campground but all surrounding areas in the town. But the caretaker Petey made everyone aware of the circumstances. I will definitely be back for another stay!

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