VA state parks
Starting 2014 are no longer requiring a dog fee for campers. http://www.virginiaoutdoors.com/article/more/4750 Could not make it a link from my iPad...
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Great news! We may return to camping at the Virginia State Parks more often, putting our lifetime pass (gives us day entry to all parks, plus 10% off camping) to use again.
Of course since we just got a new 5er that is 4' longer we may have to be a bit more picky about our parks....
BTW, they reclassified many of the sites at Smith Mountain Lake SP as 50' (instead of 30'). We stayed there in October. They have not made the sites any longer and many/most of them are a very tight backin with ditches on either side.
Of course since we just got a new 5er that is 4' longer we may have to be a bit more picky about our parks....
BTW, they reclassified many of the sites at Smith Mountain Lake SP as 50' (instead of 30'). We stayed there in October. They have not made the sites any longer and many/most of them are a very tight backin with ditches on either side.
