Army Camp Rd Campground

Primitive but awesome! Very short walk down to the beach on the New River! At the end of the very narrow Army Camp Rd.

The road in is narrow but we made it back with our 28foot rv pulling a car behind The sites are nice Free camping No electric No water Pit bathroom We ran the generator when we needed too I think it is the most accessible park camp ground for larger rvs the others have steep hills tight turns and long un paved roads but army camp is definitely the easiest to access with a bigger rv

Quiet campground with a couple of moderately well maintained campsites (flattened dirt and gravel in marked out sites). Each had a fire pit, post, spot for a tent, and a picnic table. It wasn’t too busy since we were visiting right before the season kicked off (mid-May) but most people we saw stopped in for a night before leaving. The bathrooms were very clean but keep in mind, there are no sinks/running water. No campsites are directly by the river but it’s a close walk. Also, there is no cell service at the site. Ultimately, a great spot to camp for free!

There is about 8 drive in camp sites big enough for small RVs and 1 wheelchair accessible. It is an interesting drive in as previous reviews noted. There is about a 5 minute drive in through a private residential area on a one lane (narrow, unpaved road) before reaching the campground. Clean bathrooms with TP (Primitive), Grill and fire pit in each campground, bench, trash bins by the bathrooms (both small and large), and a easy driveway/parking lot for day parking. It's about a 5-10 minute walk from the river itself We surveyed the other campsites (Gladecreek, Grandview Sandbar, Stonecliff, and War Ridge); if you like more trees/closer proximity to the river, go check those ones out first before you settle on the campgrounds. Overall, the experience was average to above average, as we did not have many trees to help us canopy (we used our own tarp) for the weeklong rain we had. Don't forget to bring DEET bug spray!

Army Camp is a small primitive campground located along the New River There are no fees for the 11 sites suited for small RVs and tents. None of the spots have electric or water hookups and there are no showers or flushing toilets... just open pit toilets. Fire rings are provided for open campfires. Great little place for a secluded relaxing getaway. I stopped by the other day to check it out. I will be back.

Exceeded my expectations. Each drive in site has a gravel pad, grill, picnic table, and fire pit. Easy to access. Beautiful riverside access