Can I bring a large RV longer than 35 feet?

The suggested max length for RVs is 35 feet; if your rig is longer, please contact the campground office to discuss accommodation options.

Is there parking for extra vehicles?

There is no additional parking at RV sites, but extra vehicles can be parked in the main campground parking lot.

Are campfires allowed at the sites?

Campfires are permitted but firewood and ice are only available for purchase on-site; guests should always follow fire safety rules.

What are the quiet hours at the campground?

Quiet hours begin at 10 PM; guests checking in late are encouraged to wait until morning to set up their campsites.

Are pets allowed at the campground?

Yes, pets are allowed but must be leashed, cleaned up after, and not left unattended. Some breeds are restricted due to insurance rules.

Is the bathhouse handicap accessible?

Yes, the bathhouse includes accessible bathrooms and showers to accommodate all guests.

Experience Waterfront RV Camping on the Potomac River at Harpers Ferry

Located just an hour from the bustling metro areas of Washington, DC, and Baltimore, the Harpers Ferry Campground Water Front RV Site offers an exceptional riverside escape on the Potomac River. Situated at 408 Alstadts Hill Road in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, this campground boasts some of the most breathtaking waterfront RV sites in the region, ideal for travelers seeking immersive outdoor adventure with the comfort of modern amenities.

The Potomac River here carves a picturesque landscape that features deep water suitable for a variety of activities including pontoon boating, fishing, water skiing, wakeboarding, and jet skiing. These waterfront sites provide full hook-up RV accommodations with 30/50 amp electric, water, and sewer connections, supporting RVs up to 35 feet in length. Beyond the RV sites, guests can opt for River Front Cabins equipped with heating, air conditioning, and private bathrooms, blending rustic charm with convenience.

Harpers Ferry itself is a historically rich town known for its role in the Civil War and as a confluence point of the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers. The area is surrounded by rugged cliffs, forested trails, and water access, creating a dynamic outdoor playground. The campground benefits from this unique positioning, offering direct access to a scenic 1.5-mile walking and biking trail that leads straight to the heart of Harpers Ferry town, where history and adventure converge.

The campground is thoughtfully designed to respect the natural setting, including an accessible bathhouse and a dumping station for RV guests. Visitors should note the presence of an active railroad and a narrow one-way tunnel nearby, requiring careful navigation and quiet hours after 10 PM to preserve the tranquility of the area.

For those looking for a well-rounded outdoor experience, the campground also neighbors the Harpers Ferry Zipline Canopy Tour and provides easy entry points for canoeing, kayaking, and paddleboarding. Fishing enthusiasts will find rich waters teeming with local fish species, while bird watchers and wildlife observers can enjoy glimpses of river otters and diverse birdlife.

This campground invites visitors to unplug and embrace the powerful natural beauty of the Potomac River valley, making it a standout destination for RV travelers wanting both adventure and comfort in one of West Virginia's most iconic outdoor settings. Book multiple nights to save and immerse yourself in all the recreational opportunities that this distinctive waterfront site has to offer.