Mountain Lake Campground & Cabins

This is just a 2 hour drive from our home so this is one of our weekend campgrounds. This is a privately owned campground and at the moment does not participate in any club programs. It is right by Summersville Lake and has one area(out of 4) that offers some lakefront spots. Amenities include.. AT site - water, electric, picnic table and fire ring. Sites are gravel and some do require some leveling. Offers both pull through and back in. They DO NOT have cable or wifi at sites but cell service is good and you can go to the store/gift shop if you need wifi. They have 4 camping areas.Area 1 more wooded spots and across from the marina road, also has a walking/biking path to another boat launch/fishing area. Area 2 offers both wooded and open spots and is also the area with beach access and is located beside the store. Area 3 is a primitive area but has very nice spots, Area 4 is their new area and is located off of area 2, it has lake views and lake front spots where if you have a boat you can tie up at the shore. All areas offer bath houses, laundry, playgrounds, basketball courts and dumping stations. The campground has a small restaurant on premises, heated swimming pool, pavillion, bounce pillow, gift shop and snack bar, miniature golf (this needs to be improved though), haunted trail, golf cart rentals, camper and boat storage, tow on/off, for those staying longer they offer tank pumping services, themed weekends, camper rentals, and cabins. Prices vary but the most expensive spot is the lakefront during holiday and it is $48/night...peak season pricing goes from $24-$37. The Summersville Marina is like i said across from area 2 and at Sarge's Dive shop you can rent pontoon boats, kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, they offer lake tours and offer scuba lessons, charters, snorkeling charters, rental gear. Overnight dock space is available but if not the campground allows a boat at your site if they know in advance and can put you in a large enough space to accomodate. Close to whitewater rafting, zip lining, hiking, New River Gorge Bridge which in October hosts Bridge Day where people from all over come to base jump, catapult and high line/rappel off the bridge. - Review provided by RV Park Recommendations & Reviews Facebook Group