Greenwood Point Campground offers a serene retreat nestled in the natural beauty of Hot Springs, Virginia. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, this campground provides a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. Surrounded by breathtaking lake views and lush forests, visitors can enjoy a variety of activities including hiking, paddle sports, and peaceful camping experiences.
Located just a short drive from major attractions, Greenwood Point Campground is an ideal base for exploring the region's outdoor wonders. The campground features well-maintained facilities, including fire pits and picnic tables, making it easy to enjoy nature with all the necessary amenities.
Guests who have visited Greenwood Point Campground highlight its beauty and the memorable experiences they've had. One visitor shared, "We spent two nights camping here with eight friends, and it was an incredible experience. The trail was strenuous but rewarding, offering breathtaking views." Another guest noted, "While ticks were present in May, the overall experience was well worth it."
Whether you're a solo adventurer or bringing a group, Greenwood Point Campground promises an unforgettable outdoor experience. Remember to pack out all trash and enjoy your time responsibly in this beautiful natural setting.
Hiking
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Hiked the 3.3 mile trail from Bolar Mtn recreation area Campground 3. The trail has amazing lake views and intense climbs and descents. The campground was in good condition and I was surprised to see fire pits and picnic tables. Please remember to pack out all trash
Beautiful campsite. Spent two nights camping here with eight friends. We hiked out the three+ miles to the campsite and while there are two strenuous uphills it was overall a moderately difficult hike. You can also paddle in from the lake. We were there in May and the ticks were out and about, so watch out. Have fun!!
It's in a gorgeous location but is treated like a dump. The outhouses are unusable and there are tents and garbage abandoned all over. Every year, I notice campers who appear to have been there for weeks, if not longer. A few years ago when the campground was maintained, it was possibly the most beautiful place to spend a July afternoon in Virginia.
Great camping spot on the lake. Definitely paddle to it or boat to it. The privies were not in good condition. And the camping sites were full on the weekend. So summer weekends do not expect solitude.
The camera really doesn't show the emeral green and clarity of this water.