Is there WiFi available at the campsite?

Yes, Graves Mountain Farm offers fiber optic WiFi to keep you connected during your stay.

Can I bring my dog to camp on the farm?

Pets are allowed, but they must be kept on a leash and cleaned up after to ensure a safe environment for all guests.

Are campfires permitted at the campsite?

Campfires are allowed in designated fire rings; always check current fire regulations and use safety precautions.

Are there restroom facilities nearby?

Yes, the farm provides restroom facilities close to the camping area for guest convenience.

Do I need to book the campsite in advance?

Booking in advance is highly recommended due to limited availability and high demand, especially on weekends.

Are guided hikes available from the farm?

While the farm itself doesn’t offer guided hikes, nearby trailheads like Old Rag and White Oak Canyon have local outfitters for guided services.

One Night Camping at Graves Mountain Farm, Virginia | Hiking | Lodging

Escape to the quiet beauty of Graves Mountain Farm and Lodges for a one-night camping adventure on their expansive 1800-acre farm in Virginia. Spanning 7 acres of lush meadows, this destination allows you to set up your own private campsite surrounded by nature’s tranquility. With access to nearby iconic hiking trails such as Old Rag and White Oak Canyon, you can explore some of the region’s most breathtaking landscapes during your stay. The farm provides unique amenities that enhance your outdoor experience, including fiber optic WiFi to stay connected when needed. Whether you prefer to spend your evening stargazing, around a campfire, or exploring the farm’s varied terrain, this private camping experience caters to adventurers looking for both relaxation and excitement. The serene environment, combined with the convenience of modern services, makes this a perfect getaway for families, couples, or solo travelers eager to immerse themselves in Virginia’s natural charm.

About Graves Mountain Farm and Lodges

Graves Mountain Farm and Lodges is a rural retreat located in Syria, Virginia. The property includes lodges and an 1800‑acre farm that hosts outdoor recreation, hands‑on workshops, and seasonal events led by local instructors.

Programming spans guided Blue Trail hikes, fly fishing lessons, partner dancing, yoga, painting and multiple craft workshops. Tim Lewis leads guided hikes across orchards, rivers and forested mountain trails, and provides fly‑fishing guidance on scenic ponds and rivers. Judy and Bobby Chiles teach partner dancing with Hoe‑down and country partner dancing sessions suitable for families and beginners. Jenn Mintz offers one‑hour yoga and meditation sessions appropriate for all ages and experience levels.

Creative workshops include wreath making with Sandra Kechter (three‑hour sessions crafting deco mesh, burlap or grapevine wreaths), soap making with Laura Goley of Swallowtail Ridge (including herbal tea and instruction in medicinal plant uses), and soapmaking with Jennifer Harris of Cornerstone Lavender (small‑batch, take‑home soap). Lou Messa leads a 5.5‑hour acrylic landscape workshop with personalized mentorship in a small group setting.

Many experiences provide supplies and equipment, and several explicitly welcome beginners—dance sessions note "no experience necessary," and workshops emphasize take‑home projects. Visitors choose from short classes (one to two hours) and longer creative sessions, enjoying practical instruction and outdoor exploration within the farm’s diverse natural landscape.

Reservations and detailed event listings are available through the farm’s public schedule for each offering. The location in Syria, Virginia provides access for travelers exploring the Blue Ridge region and central Shenandoah Valley.