Glade Creek Campground is located within New River Gorge National Park & Preserve in West Virginia, offering a serene and secluded camping experience. It is situated at the end of Glade Creek Road, near Prince, and provides access to the New River and Glade Creek Trail. The campground features six walk-in tent sites and five drive-in sites suitable for tents or small to medium RVs, with one accessible site available. The area is known for its beautiful hiking trails, including the Glade Creek Trail, which offers a gentle terrain suitable for families. The campground is free, but it lacks modern amenities like cell service, running water, and electric hookups, making it ideal for those seeking a primitive camping experience.
Glade Creek Campground is surrounded by dense foliage, providing a peaceful atmosphere with beautiful views of the river. It is recommended by park rangers and visitors alike for its tranquility and natural beauty. The nearby area offers a rich history, with remnants of old logging towns and scenic overlooks like those found in the Grandview section of the park.
The campground's proximity to the New River and various hiking trails makes it a great base for outdoor activities such as fishing, boating, and exploring the park's diverse flora and fauna.