Blue Hollow Campground

Open — Open year-round for reservations. The campground is primitive with no water or electric hookups.

About

Blue Hollow Campground is a primitive group camping area located within Natural Bridge State Park, home to the 200-foot tall Natural Bridge, a National Historic Landmark. The campground features three group tent sites, each equipped with three tent pads, a private picnic shelter, and a fire pit. Centrally located port-a-johns serve all campsites. The primitive setting means no electric or water hookups are available, and the access road does not accommodate RVs or trailers. Campers can explore more than 10 miles of hiking trails throughout the park, including the Cedar Creek Trail which passes under the Natural Bridge to Saltpeter Cave, Lost River, and Lace Falls. The Buck Hill Trail offers an Appalachian Trail-like experience, while the Blue Ridge and Skyline Trails provide spectacular mountain vistas. The park also features an 18-hole disc golf course, a Children's Discovery Area, and access to Cedar Creek for fishing (ages 15 and under). The park's visitor center offers exhibits, a gift shop, and seasonal food service.

Directions

From I-81, take exit 175 or 180A to U.S. 11 and follow signs to Natural Bridge State Park. The campground is located within the park.

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