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Camping at Douthat State Park

(540) 862-8100

14239 Douthat State Park Road
Millboro, VA 24460

Latitude: 37.896054

Longitude: -79.809300

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Camping is very popular at Douthat State park. There are three large campgrounds and several cabins for overnight visitors.

Camping Amenities At Douthat State Park

White Oak Campground

There are three large campgrounds and several cabins for overnight visitors. The White Oak Campground is accessible close to the guest registration building and offers water and electric site. All three campgrounds have their own bathhouses with vending as well as a dump station for RVs.

Season/Hours: March 1 through the 1st Monday in December/Call Park (540) 862-8100
Fee: Park Fees
Location:37° 53.7133 -79° 48.0966

Lakeside Campground

There are three large campgrounds and several cabins for overnight visitors. Lakeside campground is just north of the swimming area and offers primitive campsites (no water or elec) that are close to the parks 50 acre lake. At this campground there are sinks for cleaning fish as well as places to tie up small boats. All three campgrounds have their own bathhouses with vending as well as a dump station for RVs.

Season/Hours: March 1 - October 31 /Call Park (540) 862-8100
Fee: Park Fees
Location:37° 54.7633 -79° 47.8466

Beaver Dam Campground

There are three large campgrounds and several cabins for overnight visitors. The Beaver Dam campground is in the northern part of the park and like the other campgrounds is accessible from the main park road. It consists of the standard water and electric sites as well as a bunkhouse. All three campgrounds have their own bathhouses with vending as well as a dump station for RVs.

Season/Hours: March 1 through the 1st Monday in December/Call Park (540) 862-8100
Fee: Elec & Water: $25; Overnight Pet: $5
Location:37° 54.8650 -79° 47.8233

Cabins

The park has 32 cabins, 25 built by the civilian conservation corps. Those wishing to stay in the cabins may choose from a one room cabin, a one bedroom log cabin, a two bedroom log cabin, a 2 bedroom frame cabin or a new 3 bedroom cabin. Cabins have rustic furniture and are climate controlled (heat and AC). All weekly rentals begin on Friday, Saturday or Sunday. No cabins have a view of water. Note: You must have with you either your reservation number(s) or your confirmation letter at check-in.Beards Mountain Lodge has a washer/dryer.There are cabin pet fees of $10 per night.

Season/Hours: All Year/Call Park (540) 862-8100
Fee: loadlist
Location:37° 54.4133 -79° 47.6833

Creasey Lodge

This one story woodframe lodge is next to the park office. It accommodates up to 18 guests. No cot rentals are available here. There are five bedrooms: one double bed, two sets of bunk beds, two sets of bunk beds, two sets of bunk beds, two sets of bunk beds.Provided: Stove, microwave, refrigerator, drip coffee maker, dishes, silverware, basic pots and pans, dish towels. Deck. TV-VCR and telephone. TV is for use with a VCR only - no cable, satellite or broadcast reception. Charcoal grill. Three restrooms.

Season/Hours: All Year/Call Park (540) 862-8100
Fee: loadlist
Location:37° 53.8583 -79° 48.1200

Douthat Lodge

This log lodge overlooks the park. It was built by the CCC. It accommodates 15 with rental of two cots. There are six bedrooms: one double bed, one double bed, one double bed, four twin beds, two twin beds and one twin bed.Provided: TV/VCR and telephone in living area. TV is for use with a VCR only - no cable, satellite or broadcast reception. Stove, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, drip coffee maker, dishes, silverware, toaster, basic pots and pans; few dish towels. Stone patio. Charcoal grill. Two restrooms.

Season/Hours: April 1 - First Monday in December/Call Park (540) 862-8100
Fee: loadlist
Location:37° 54.8466 -79° 47.6383

Other Activities At Douthat State Park: Hiking, Biking, Boating and Water Sports, Educational Activities, Fishing, Gifts and Shopping, Hunting, Picnicking, Swimming, Canoeing And Kayaking and Cabins and Lodges

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