Ray's Campground

Ray's is the best. Well maintained grounds and cabins. Seamless check-in/check-out. Will return next time I am in the area.

Ray’s is always amazing! I talk about that campground with so many of my friends and always stay there when I’m in town. Everything is clean, spread out, the staff is amazing, and it is an all around amazing space.

Clean, efficient and functional

Small, quiet, well kept, showers, very reasonably priced and just a few miles from Canyon River visitor center and New River Gorge Bridge. Only a few electric sites but they are good sized and spaced well.

Great Place to Stay near the gorge. Loved the place, but a word of advice of you rent a cabin, bring a sleeping pad as well, the mattresses are very firm. Staff was super helpful, and campground was quite after dark. Lock your coolers, the raccoons snatched a sub right out of mine!

Great atmosphere. The managers are really cool. There is a building with a full kitchen, fridge, bathroom, picnic tables and lounge plus you can write on the walls. And they make coffee in the mornings. Makes for a fun atmosphere like a hostel. I rented a cabin - they are basic (bring your own linens) but it was clean and smelled woody. The cabins have a plug in heater or fan (no a/c). There is a central shower/bathroom building that was clean and accessible. Shower curtains were a little gnarly but otherwise fine.

Nice people, nice campground!

This is my second time staying at Ray's Campground. I loved it 9 years ago so I decided to stay here again. Despite the fact that it was packed, being the weekend after the fourth of July, everyone was fairly courteous getting quiet around 10 PM. The facility was clean, everyone was helpful and nice. When I make my way down again, I will definitely be staying at Ray's!

Nice spot. Tent sites are super close to each other so don't expect any degree of privacy. Management is delightful and friendly. Price/value is incredible. Showers are free. Interesting observation: I had to hit the road very very early to get to my next destination on time. As I left the campground at 3:30am, people were out for walks, sitting around campfires and I noted two family groups sitting at picnic tables chatting and up very late. Seems rather odd to me but to each his or her own as they say. I found it to be interesting.

Excellent little campground stop on our way to Tennessee!!!! The only thing that we had a little trouble with was pulling out of the campground road and turning right. Our camper is 34 feet. It was a little tricky! But don’t let this discourage your visit here….. Excellent, friendly, and very welcoming hosts!

The campground hosts were very nice and personable. The campground is in a good location, equidistant between national and state parks. I stayed in a reserved tent site and also a cabin. The tent site was close to other people so it wasn't great but for $11 per day per person, it's ok. The cabin was $50 per night and for one person it wasn't a good value. If there were 3 or more people it would be a good deal. There was only one outlet in the cabin so plugging in a lamp and a fan at the same time was about all I could do. Luckily I had a dual outlet plug so I was able to plug in my phone charger too. Other than the reserved sites there is other land where a tent can be pitched. It is a little walk to the shower building. The office had a freezer and refrigerator available 24 hours per day. There is a large shelter and grills for use by everyone. There is an community room but it was pretty sad. I wouldn't want to spend any time in there. There is very good wifi but it doesn't extend throughout the campsite. You really have to be near the office to get wifi. Facilities - the shower building is old and rundown. There was plenty of hot water. The trash needs to be removed more frequently because it was overflowing after the weekend. There weren't many bugs. I didn't go near the pond. All in all I would stay again because of the location and the cost. I would pitch my tent in the non- reserved spots as close to the shower building as I could.

I love this place. I sleep great in the cabins and it's so convenient to the New River.

Clean space, cozy and cute! Love it here and will be going back!

Great place, great space

So clean!! Well maintained campground!

Enjoyed our weekend at Ray’s Campground. We stayed in The Oar House. Five of us slept in this rustic cabin The Oar House has a double bed size bunk set, a twin size bunk bed & one single bed. The upper bunks do not have guard rails. We did not use the upper bunks & instead put an air mattress on the floor between the bunks , which worked fine.. There is a table (very helpful) & 1 functional chair. The provided fan was effective for airing out the initial sour/musty smell, & for cooling. The Oar House is back in the trees & peaceful. The campground bathrooms were well maintained. We would stay at Ray’s again

Facilities were great and welcoming staff made this our go to stop when adventuring in the area. We will be back!

Everybody at Ray's Campground was friendly and wonderful! We will definitely return!

Absolutely beautiful campground. Friendly staff and clean facilities!

Great quiet location, friendly staff, clean facilities.

Great campground! Great price! Very friendly, welcoming, and helpful people. The bathhouse was especially nice. The location is perfect. I'm glad I found the place and hope to return.

I love Ray's! Best campground in the New!

Very friendly and flexible staff. And it's GREAT that they often serve empanadas and coffee in the morning! We love staying here because of the proximity to so many things in the New River and Gauley River Gorges.

I had a great time at Ray's, no complaints at all. The staff was friendly, and I was able to do my own thing for my two night stay. My cabin was exactly as expected, the perfect amount of structure for me to be comfortable, but without feeling like I'm jsut in a hotel room.

The staff was friendly and helpful. The campground was quiet during the weekdays and had everything we needed.