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Campsite: Red Oak Campground — James River State Park
The 4.5 miles country road that leads to this park is extremely scenery. $5 entry fee. Took the Cabell trail to see the Tye River overlook. Very wide trail (looks like a fire road) and an easy walk to get to the overlook. It was a busy Sunday but the trails were pretty empty. Took the Dixon trail on our way back and there was nobody else. Well maintained trail system with clear blaze. Saw a lot of people riding horses near the visitor center. My dog loves the boat landing area on the River Trail. The water is calm, shallow, and clean. There is also a very nice outdoor seating area in the back of the visitor center
Campsite: Walnut Grove — James River State Park
The 4.5 miles country road that leads to this park is extremely scenery. $5 entry fee. Took the Cabell trail to see the Tye River overlook. Very wide trail (looks like a fire road) and an easy walk to get to the overlook. It was a busy Sunday but the trails were pretty empty. Took the Dixon trail on our way back and there was nobody else. Well maintained trail system with clear blaze. Saw a lot of people riding horses near the visitor center. My dog loves the boat landing area on the River Trail. The water is calm, shallow, and clean. There is also a very nice outdoor seating area in the back of the visitor center
Campsite: Branch Pond — James River State Park
The 4.5 miles country road that leads to this park is extremely scenery. $5 entry fee. Took the Cabell trail to see the Tye River overlook. Very wide trail (looks like a fire road) and an easy walk to get to the overlook. It was a busy Sunday but the trails were pretty empty. Took the Dixon trail on our way back and there was nobody else. Well maintained trail system with clear blaze. Saw a lot of people riding horses near the visitor center. My dog loves the boat landing area on the River Trail. The water is calm, shallow, and clean. There is also a very nice outdoor seating area in the back of the visitor center
Campsite: James River Wildlife Management Area - Dispersed Camping
The 4.5 miles country road that leads to this park is extremely scenery. $5 entry fee. Took the Cabell trail to see the Tye River overlook. Very wide trail (looks like a fire road) and an easy walk to get to the overlook. It was a busy Sunday but the trails were pretty empty. Took the Dixon trail on our way back and there was nobody else. Well maintained trail system with clear blaze. Saw a lot of people riding horses near the visitor center. My dog loves the boat landing area on the River Trail. The water is calm, shallow, and clean. There is also a very nice outdoor seating area in the back of the visitor center