Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Ansted, West Virginia, Hawk's Nest State Park Tentrr Double Site A offers a unique camping experience that combines natural beauty with modern amenities. This charming campground is part of the larger Campgrounds & RV Parks category, providing a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure for travelers seeking a getaway in the great outdoors.
Hawk's Nest State Park Tentrr Double Site A is located at 1987 Hawks Nest Rd, Ansted, WV 25812. The campground is situated within the boundaries of Hawk's Nest State Park, offering guests access to a variety of outdoor activities and stunning natural scenery. The park is renowned for its rugged terrain, scenic overlooks, and proximity to the New River Gorge, making it a haven for hikers, campers, and nature enthusiasts.
One of the standout features of Hawk's Nest State Park Tentrr Double Site A is its serene and secluded environment. Guests can enjoy the peaceful surroundings, away from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The campground offers double tent sites, providing ample space for families or groups to set up camp together. Each site is equipped with necessary amenities, including restrooms and comfortable sleeping arrangements such as Tempurpedic mattresses, ensuring a cozy and enjoyable stay.
The campground's prime location near the New River Gorge adds to its appeal. Visitors can enjoy the soothing sounds of the river, providing a perfect backdrop for relaxation. The area is particularly tranquil during off-peak hours, allowing guests to experience the park's natural beauty in complete solitude.
Hawk's Nest State Park Tentrr Double Site A is a fantastic choice for visitors looking to immerse themselves in nature while enjoying modern comforts. The campground's secluded location and proximity to outdoor activities make it an ideal destination for families, couples, and solo adventurers alike.
Customers who have stayed at Hawk's Nest State Park Tentrr Double Site A often praise the campsite's tranquility and natural beauty. Many highlight the peaceful atmosphere, especially during off-peak hours, when the area feels like a true escape from reality. The proximity to the river and the scenic overlooks are also frequently mentioned as highlights. One guest described the experience as "incredibly gorgeous and secluded," emphasizing the value for money given the amenities provided.
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
It's a rocky, one-lane drive to get here. But wow is it great. Be careful not to think that you're going to the main overlook when driving here. This area if the state park (aka the Rail Trail) is at water level and does not connect to the main area of the park with the lodge and overlooks. Nonetheless it's a great, private, and serene area if the park to see. Definitely recommend.
Incredibly gorgeous and secluded. From 9pm until 9am, you are the only inhabitants in this area. These tents had toilets and Tempurpedic mattresses! Located next to running river, these were WELL worth the nightly price.
We had a great stay! The spot was exactly as described. The attentive groundskeepers made sure we were comfortable. I loved that we had the whole area to ourselves and the proximity to the water. I can't wait to go back again!
I’d love to give this place five stars because it is absolutely beautiful and picturesque. The tent with the front porch and the Adirondack chairs really cool, bed was comfortable, it was convenient to have your own toilet, picnic table cabinet and fire pit. Absolutely love all of that! However, yes there’s trains that run all night, every hour on the hour extra long boxes on this coal moving fright train. I felt like I was in Brooklyn or Newark so far as the amount of train noise pollution. It’s a shame and in speaking to the other campers we can’t help but feel ripped off because this was not disclosed and that is not cool. Shame on you tenttrr.
Stayed in another tentrr site a short distance from here not this one in particular. Tentrr customer service is trash. The host was nice enough but he is just a contractor with limited means. The sites are crammed on top of each other. If there's other campers don't expect peace and quiet. Whining toddlers, barking dogs.... Yikes. Thin mattresses with slat platforms left us sore, the train kept us sleepless. Better off dispersed camping and bringing your own tent.