Camp Holly

Easy access camping up to 36ft with water, electric, and sewer that is right on the creek with a view of the mountains and Pete’s Pond.

These are our three flagship cabins, each with their own charm and amentities.  Please visit our website www.camphollywv.com to see detailed photos and listings before booking.  

Located in our communal Vintage VIP section of camp in a shady grove are Gypsy Gene our 1956 Schiebout Little Gem camper and Beauty a VW Weekender Westfalia Wolfsburg edition camper van. Both are restorations in process, but are super cute, clean, and fun. Meant for romantics who appreciate things with some age and who know how to treat a delicate lady. As such, we do not allow pets or children at these sites. They share a fire pit under the trees and have a view of the pond, as well as, our resident goats, and are a two minute walk from our lovely bath house and camp store. They are the pride and joy of Camp Holly owner and vintage enthusiast Misha. Previously, this section of camp was reserved for our friends and family, but we feel it's too cool not to share.

Camping at the confluence is about a five minute walk from the bathhouse, camp store, and parking. You may borrow our wagon to cart your gear to your site. Each site has its own access from the pond. Each site has a fire ring, and everyone shares a picnic table at the confluence. Well behaved, leashed pets are welcome as long as the owners clean up after them. Sites are best suited for two-four people with tents smaller than 8x10. Sites are a few feet from the water. Site #17 is a bit larger and closer to the pond. There is an awesome swimming hole at the confluence. Sleep between the pond and the river on the back side of camp, or stay up all night fishing in the pond. The confluence is one of the special places on the property.

Located at the entrance to the Fisherman's Village nearest the camp store is the one-bedroom Pondside Cabin with parking for two cars, a full bath and apartment sized kitchen with an amazing sink and porch views of the pond and mountains, stream lullabies, grill, and artisan-crafted porch swing. Pets are allowed in this cabin for a fee and it sleeps up to 4 guests with its queen sized bedroom and full-sized sleeper sofa..

Named because there is a heart shape on a tree in the back, but the secluded sites are for lovers or just friends.  About an 8 minute walk from our bathhouse and bait shop  over two hills leads you back to farthest point in camp along the Holly River. With a swimming hole, and undercut rock you can relax outside of the wifi zone listening to the water.  An outhouse is just a short walk down the trail, and you are on a dead end trail unless you care to bushwhack uphill to connect to the hiking path. This space is suitable for two people and a smaller 6x8ish tent. There are two campsites along the trail, each with a fire pit and rocks.

Our two Gypsy Group camp sites are on the river next to the Hammock Hostel. Conveniently located near the outhouse, but only about a five minute walk to the camp store and bath house. 4-wheel drive is required drive directly to the sites, but alternatively, we can help you tractor things to the site if you ask. There is a large fire pit in the middle and one in each site. A common picnic table is shared in the space, as is the beach and swimming area during higher water. This is a great place for medium sized groups of friends to all camp together, it will also be considered General Admission camping during festivals, and events. Riverside camping at its finest amongst the trees and ferns.

Tents cannot be pitched in the Hammock Hostel area - hammock camping only! Adjacent to the Gypsy Group sites is the Hammock Hostel. Camping in the hostel is a great way to camp out for the least amount of money: only $10! You get two trees of your choosing and a communal fire pit and picnic table. Located next to our two group sites next to the Holly River behind the pond. No car parking, and its about a five minute walk up or down two small hills out to the bathhouse and camp store. There is a primitive outhouse across the way, and the area may be a little muddy when it rains really hard.

This is a deck to pitch a tent on that is high over the river and 5 feet from the pond.  You can camp by the fire and catch fish all night.  There is no vehicle access, and its just a two minute walk from parking and five minutes from the bath house.