Hurricane Campground

Can a campground combine effortless accessibility with the feeling of true seclusion? Hurricane Campground in Sugar Grove, Virginia, proves that it can. Just two miles off State Route 16, the campground offers a tranquil retreat along Hurricane Branch and Comers Creek, enveloped by towering hemlocks, rhododendrons, and the rustic charm of the George Washington & Jefferson National Forest.

This small-scale campground features well-shaded individual sites equipped with picnic tables, lantern poles, and fire rings, catering to tent campers and smaller RVs (under 30 feet). Its amenities, including drinking water, flush toilets, and warm showers, ensure a comfortable stay without sacrificing the rustic experience. With easy access to the Appalachian Trail and the picturesque Hurricane Knob Trail just a short walk from the campsites, it’s a hiker’s haven. Anglers will appreciate the creeks, stocked with trout, offering excellent fishing opportunities.

Located about 15 miles south of Marion and near the Mount Rogers National Recreation Area, the campground is ideal for day trips to Grayson Highlands State Park or exploring local trails. Whether you’re here for a weekend escape or a longer nature immersion, Hurricane Campground combines serene natural beauty with convenient outdoor access.