Campground Overview
About Boley Field Group Campground
Boley Field Group Campground offers a rustic retreat for those seeking an authentic backcountry experience. This no-frills group site provides a large open field perfect for communal camping, surrounded by the serene beauty of George Washington & Jefferson National Forest.
Located at the base of Brush Mountain in a narrow valley along Poverty Creek, this campground caters to groups looking to immerse themselves in nature. The surrounding forest provides ample shade, while the adjacent creek offers opportunities for splashing and trout fishing. Hikers and mountain bikers will appreciate easy access to the 17-mile Poverty Creek Trail System directly from the site.
Situated just 20 minutes from Blacksburg, Virginia, home to Virginia Tech, Boley Field strikes a balance between seclusion and accessibility. The New River, renowned for its recreational opportunities, is a short drive away, offering visitors a chance to experience one of the oldest rivers in North America. For those seeking a rustic group camping experience with minimal amenities but maximum natural beauty, Boley Field Group Campground delivers an ideal forest getaway.
Vitals
Number of Sites
Unknown
Elevation
1958feet 597meters
Pad Type
Unknown
Max Length
Unknownfeet
Details
Hookups
No Hookups
Hookup Details
No Hookups
Pull-thru Sites
No
Restrictions
None
Amenities
Pets
Dog Friendly
Kids
Kid Friendly
Bathhouse
Restrooms
Extras
Trash Collection
Booking Information
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