Old Virginia Group Horse Camp

Looking to combine equestrian adventure with tranquil seclusion? Old Virginia Group Horse Camp offers a rustic retreat in the Fairwood Valley, providing an ideal base for horse enthusiasts exploring the famed trails of the Mount Rogers National Recreation Area. This primitive campground accommodates up to 25 guests and 25 horses, surrounded by the serene Green-Wooded expanse of the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests, making it perfect for small groups seeking a quiet and scenic escape.

Facilities include portable toilets, picnic tables, and fire rings, with horses able to drink from the nearby stream. While no drinking water is provided, equestrian campers will appreciate the easy access to the Virginia Highlands Horse Trail, which connects to larger trail systems such as the Iron Mountain Trail and the renowned Virginia Creeper Trail. The campground's simplicity and strategic location establish it as an excellent base for outdoor enthusiasts and equestrians alike.

Situated just three miles from Troutdale and 17 miles south of Marion, Virginia, Old Virginia Group Horse Camp also places visitors within a short drive of Grayson Highlands State Park and its alpine-like peaks, as well as Hungry Mother State Park's tranquil lake and hiking trails. The campground's proximity to these attractions offers additional exploration opportunities while retaining its secluded and serene appeal.