Tea Creek Campground

79 reviews

Tea Creek Campground Introduce

Welcome to Tea Creek Campground, your gateway to an unforgettable outdoor adventure in the heart of West Virginia. Located in the charming town of Marlinton, our campground is a perfect blend of nature's tranquility and modern convenience. Whether you're a family on a weekend getaway or a solo adventurer seeking peace, Tea Creek Campground offers a welcoming environment for all types of campers.

Set along the picturesque Williams River, our campground provides easy access to water activities like fishing, kayaking, and swimming. The river is just minutes away from your campsite, making it an ideal spot for outdoor enthusiasts. Our facilities include both tent sites and RV parking areas, ensuring that everyone can find a comfortable place to stay.

Tea Creek Campground takes pride in offering clean and well-maintained amenities. Each site features a picnic table, a bear-proof trash can, and a fire pit where you can enjoy campfire dinners under the stars. Restrooms are available on-site for your convenience, and we provide running water to keep you comfortable throughout your stay.

Our campground is surrounded by lush forests and scenic trails, offering plenty of opportunities for hiking and exploring. The area is home to a variety of wildlife, including birds, deer, and the occasional bear. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture the natural beauty around you!

Spacious Sites: Our sites are designed to accommodate multiple vehicles and large tents, ensuring ample space for families and groups.
Proximity to Water: Just a short walk from your campsite, you'll find the Williams River, perfect for fishing, kayaking, or simply enjoying nature.
Natural Beauty: The surrounding forest and river provide stunning views and a peaceful atmosphere for relaxation.

Customer feedback highlights our campground's strengths. One visitor shared their experience staying in Site 11, praising the spacious layout and convenient access to water. They appreciated the fire pit, picnic table, and bear-proof trash can, which are essential for any camping trip. Another guest mentioned that while the payment instructions were a bit vague, they overall had a positive experience and plan to return during the off-peak season for a quieter stay.

Tea Creek Campground is more than just a place to camp; it's an opportunity to connect with nature and create lasting memories. Whether you're an experienced camper or new to outdoor adventures, our campground offers everything you need for a hassle-free experience. Bring your family, friends, or just yourself, and immerse yourself in the beauty of West Virginia.

If you have any questions or need assistance during your visit, feel free to contact us at 1 304-799-4334. We look forward to welcoming you to Tea Creek Campground!

Location

West Virginia Pocahontas County Marlinton

Customer Reviews

4.0

79 reviews

Jesse Cole

Jul 26, 2023

Rolled in 6pm on a friday and lucked out and found a spot. Very comfortable area. Only had the one working water pump at the entrance to the grounds. Access to the river is only about 3 minutes from the camp site. Going to go back off peak season.

Brad Cook

Aug 26, 2024

Site 11; I spent the weekend in Site 11 along the Williams River. The site was spacious enough for two vehicles and two large tents, had a picnic table, a round fire pit, a restroom on the grounds, and a bear proof trash can near the entry to the site. A small trail could be used to drop down to water level, and another extended into the next camp, though it was not visible from the site I was in. The only complaint I have is that the instructions on now to pay for the site were vague.

Natasha L

Oct 23, 2020

My husband and I spent 4 days and 3 nights tent camping at the Tea Creek Campground dispersed camping spots. The trails, campground, and surrounding areas are really well-maintained, well marked with signs, and clean. Campground has several reasonably clean vault style toilets which were all stocked with toilet paper. Each camp site included a picnic table and fire drum/pit with attached grill. There’s also a few manual water pumps in the campground with fresh creek water — we filled our water bottles every day and thought it tasted great. Dispersed campsites are $10 a night, and the fees pay for trash services, maintenance, etc. Dispersed camping spots weren’t quite “dispersed” enough for our liking. A family and their kids moved in a few spots (100 yards) down and their music and yelling echoed through the entire campground. Overall, though, we had a great experience. We went in late October and the leaves were just past peak. A park officer told us the week of October 10th is the best time to go for fall colors. There are a few trailheads attached directly to the Tea Creek campground, and several more within a 5 to 10 minute drive. (We recommend Red Spruce Knob trail, about a five minute drive down the Scenic Highway. Highest peak in the area, and a really beautiful hour-long hike.) Plenty of signs in the Monongahela National Forest area, and very easy to navigate. We will visit here again!

Jacob Mccumbers

Jun 30, 2021

Awesome place to camp, fish, and spend family time. We have been going there for the past 35+ years.

Chris Collord

Oct 14, 2024

Very peaceful campground, I love the tea creek trail loop right behind it for a superb day hike.

J B

May 05, 2021

Tea Creek Campground is a wonderful place to stay with lots of trout fishing and lots of nature