easy
overnight to multi-day
Suitable for campers of all fitness levels; primarily tent camping with minimal hiking required
Discover serenity at Arcadia Campground in Buchanan, VA, where ten exclusive tent sites along a gentle river offer a peaceful outdoor retreat. Perfect for drive-in and paddle-in camping, this spot blends natural calm with easy river access for a memorable adventure.
Starting at $36 • River Front • Up to 6 campers. (Hammock Friendly)
Experience the tranquility of nature at our riverfront campground in Buchanan, VA. With ten exclusive tent sites, enjoy the serenity of the river while camping under the stars. Perfect for both drive-in and paddle-in adventurers, this unique getaway offers picnic tables, fire rings, and a communal river access area for unforgettable memories.
Rate is $14 per person per night plus tax, minimum $36 camping fee. Children under age 5 are not counted for billing purposes
Address: 1800 Arcadia Road Buchanan, VA 24066 10 River front campsites, River Mile = 20.5 TRO Maps
Riverfront campground featuring both drive in and paddle in sites. Tent camping only, No RVs or trailers allowed.
Driving directions: The campground is located off I81 exit 168 about 2 miles down on the left on Arcadia Road. It is situated about 6 river miles downstream of our Buchanan based canoe livery location and 13 miles upstream of Glasgow boat landing. The campground property is just downstream from the Arcadia VA DGIF Public boat landing.
Each campsite contains a picnic table, fire ring, level gravel tent area. The campground also has a group river access area, port a potties, and dumpster. No water, or utilities are available. Customers are required to bring in their own water and put their own trash in the dumpster.
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With only ten tent sites available, booking early is essential to secure your preferred riverfront campsite.
Fire rings are provided, but confirm if local firewood restrictions apply to prevent spreading invasive species.
Keep noise levels low after dark to blend into the natural setting and protect local wildlife habitats.
Stick to communal entry points for paddling or fishing to minimize shoreline erosion and habitat disturbance.
Buchanan’s riverside heritage dates back to early 19th-century river trade, with the New River serving as a key transportation corridor.
The campground emphasizes Leave No Trace principles to preserve local water quality and riparian habitats.
Protect against occasional riverfront moisture and ensure a comfortable stay.
Allows safe meal preparation without relying solely on campfires.
Essential for comfort during warmer months along the river.
summer specific
Helpful for navigating muddy or wet terrain near river access points in spring.
spring specific