Cabins And Lodge

About

James River State Park in Buckingham County preserves a scenic stretch of the James River and portions of the historic Kanawha Canal route. The park's cabin and lodge accommodations provide a comfortable base for exploring 20+ miles of trails, including 15 miles designed for equestrian use. Two-bedroom cabins sleep up to 6 guests with one bathroom, three-bedroom cabins accommodate up to 8 with two bathrooms, and the six-bedroom lodges can host up to 16 people with three bathrooms. All accommodations include a refrigerator, stove, microwave, dishes, and cookware. Wood-burning fireplaces provide ambiance and supplemental heat. Guests enjoy wrap-around decks furnished with rocking chairs overlooking the forest. Universally accessible units are available: Cabins 11 and 18, and Lodges 5 and 16 offer wheelchair accessibility. Pets are permitted for an additional $20 per pet per night. The park features excellent river access for fishing and paddling, with boat rentals available seasonally. A visitor center operates daily from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free boat launching is available for overnight guests. The Red Oak Campground's bathhouse and dump station are available to cabin guests if needed.

Directions

From US-60 in Buckingham County, take Route 605 (James River Road) north approximately 7 miles to the park entrance at 104 Green Hill Drive, Gladstone, VA 24553.