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Monongahela National Forest › Cheat Ranger District › West Virginia
› Tucker County
› Parsons
› Horseshoe Rec Area
› Campsite #10
Campsite #10 at Horseshoe Rec Area, WV
$22
Campsite #10
| 8 people | |
| 35 ft | Back-In |
| 1 | no signal |
7/9
7/19
Campsite #10 Features: Back-In parking, 15 amp hookup, Fire ring, Picnic Table, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site
Campsite Reviews (7)
4.0 out of 5
| 5 star | | 57% |
| 4 star | | 43% |
| 3 star | | 0% |
| 2 star | | 0% |
| 1 star | | 0% |
@JohnF7443050 · Camped on Aug 31, 2023 at Campsite #10
Nice little campground! Well kept and clean. No cell service.
@ConnieB8511457 · Camped on Jun 20, 2023 at Campsite #10
Very nice, quiet, small clean campground. Inexpensive with pass. Location is a bit off the beaten pass and down in a valley, so pulling a trailer is a bit of challenge. Otherwise, nice place to camp.
@JodiM3149128 · Camped on Aug 26, 2022 at Campsite #10
love this place~
@PaulG9606243 · Camped on Jul 18, 2022 at Campsite #10
Pristine restrooms, gracious camp hosts, beautiful scenery.
@AileenC4576939 · Camped on Aug 27, 2021 at Campsite #10
This is a beautiful, remote campground. Electric sites are situated around an open field, and nonelectric sites are in a grove of large hemlocks. Sites are various sizes, but all are rather small. Verify that your unit will fit the site you're reserving.
There are two day-use pavilions. The larger one is a beautiful example of CCC workmanship. There's a stream to splash around in. A trail follows the stream and crosses a bridge. From there it goes to the top of the mountain and connects with another trail. There are also horseshoe pits.
We stayed in Site 10. The campsite description said 15 amp electric, so we were pleasantly surprised to find 30 amp and 50 amp service at our site. A water faucet nearby had clear, colorless water that tasted good. There were two toilet buildings, but one was out of order when we were there. Each building has two single-person bathrooms with a toilet and cold water sink--no showers. Bathrooms were clean, and camp hosts had stocked them with soap. There was also a vault toilet, but I didn't use it.
The camp host sells ice and firewood. Prices were reasonable.
This campground is in a very mountainous area. The roads are steep and narrow, and have sharp curves. Directions provided in my confirmation email avoid the worst hairpin turns, but that route is much longer than the route suggested by Google Maps. We tried the Google Maps route on a day trip out, and used it when we left. The hairpin turn on the shorter route should be OK for any RV that would fit on the sites at the campground.
Although it was a beautiful late summer weekend, this campground wasn't quite half full. Maybe the hairpin turns and the lack of cell service kept the crowds away. It was a peaceful retreat, and we really enjoyed our stay.
There are two day-use pavilions. The larger one is a beautiful example of CCC workmanship. There's a stream to splash around in. A trail follows the stream and crosses a bridge. From there it goes to the top of the mountain and connects with another trail. There are also horseshoe pits.
We stayed in Site 10. The campsite description said 15 amp electric, so we were pleasantly surprised to find 30 amp and 50 amp service at our site. A water faucet nearby had clear, colorless water that tasted good. There were two toilet buildings, but one was out of order when we were there. Each building has two single-person bathrooms with a toilet and cold water sink--no showers. Bathrooms were clean, and camp hosts had stocked them with soap. There was also a vault toilet, but I didn't use it.
The camp host sells ice and firewood. Prices were reasonable.
This campground is in a very mountainous area. The roads are steep and narrow, and have sharp curves. Directions provided in my confirmation email avoid the worst hairpin turns, but that route is much longer than the route suggested by Google Maps. We tried the Google Maps route on a day trip out, and used it when we left. The hairpin turn on the shorter route should be OK for any RV that would fit on the sites at the campground.
Although it was a beautiful late summer weekend, this campground wasn't quite half full. Maybe the hairpin turns and the lack of cell service kept the crowds away. It was a peaceful retreat, and we really enjoyed our stay.
@AileenC883 · Camped on Aug 27, 2021 at Campsite #10
This is a beautiful, remote campground. Electric sites are situated around an open field, and nonelectric sites are in a grove of large hemlocks. Sites are various sizes, but all are rather small. Verify that your unit will fit the site you're reserving.
There are two day-use pavilions. The larger one is a beautiful example of CCC workmanship. There's a stream to splash around in. A trail follows the stream and crosses a bridge. From there it goes to the top of the mountain and connects with another trail. There are also horseshoe pits.
We stayed in Site 10. The campsite description said 15 amp electric, so we were pleasantly surprised to find 30 amp and 50 amp service at our site. A water faucet nearby had clear, colorless water that tasted good. There were two toilet buildings, but one was out of order when we were there. Each building has two single-person bathrooms with a toilet and cold water sink--no showers. Bathrooms were clean, and camp hosts had stocked them with soap. There was also a vault toilet, but I didn't use it.
The camp host sells ice and firewood. Prices were reasonable.
This campground is in a very mountainous area. The roads are steep and narrow, and have sharp curves. Directions provided in my confirmation email avoid the worst hairpin turns, but that route is much longer than the route suggested by Google Maps. We tried the Google Maps route on a day trip out, and used it when we left. The hairpin turn on the shorter route should be OK for any RV that would fit on the sites at the campground.
Although it was a beautiful late summer weekend, this campground wasn't quite half full. Maybe the hairpin turns and the lack of cell service kept the crowds away. It was a peaceful retreat, and we really enjoyed our stay.
There are two day-use pavilions. The larger one is a beautiful example of CCC workmanship. There's a stream to splash around in. A trail follows the stream and crosses a bridge. From there it goes to the top of the mountain and connects with another trail. There are also horseshoe pits.
We stayed in Site 10. The campsite description said 15 amp electric, so we were pleasantly surprised to find 30 amp and 50 amp service at our site. A water faucet nearby had clear, colorless water that tasted good. There were two toilet buildings, but one was out of order when we were there. Each building has two single-person bathrooms with a toilet and cold water sink--no showers. Bathrooms were clean, and camp hosts had stocked them with soap. There was also a vault toilet, but I didn't use it.
The camp host sells ice and firewood. Prices were reasonable.
This campground is in a very mountainous area. The roads are steep and narrow, and have sharp curves. Directions provided in my confirmation email avoid the worst hairpin turns, but that route is much longer than the route suggested by Google Maps. We tried the Google Maps route on a day trip out, and used it when we left. The hairpin turn on the shorter route should be OK for any RV that would fit on the sites at the campground.
Although it was a beautiful late summer weekend, this campground wasn't quite half full. Maybe the hairpin turns and the lack of cell service kept the crowds away. It was a peaceful retreat, and we really enjoyed our stay.
@BrandonW431 · Camped on Aug 12, 2021 at Campsite #10
The campground is peaceful and the wildlife is a plenty to enjoy. I have been camping here for 22 years and the bathrooms are always clean now since they are newer.
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