Make the most of your time on the Shavers Fork in Elkins, West Virginia—from splash-pad laughs and four playgrounds to river tubing, fishing, yard games, and lazy porch sunsets. With campground-wide Wi-Fi and fast cabin Wi-Fi, you can share the moment or log in when you need to—then get back to play.
Everything’s a short walk or bike ride—amenities and activities are for registered overnight guests.
Cool off where the kids want to be. Open seasonally, steps from playgrounds and picnic tables.
Ride bikes, climb, and burn energy between river sessions—four playgrounds placed around the park for easy access.
Wade, skip rocks, cast a line, or float a tube on the lower Shavers Fork right from the resort. Check the Live River Cam before you go.
Mornings and evenings are magic—bring your rod, pick up basics at the camp store, and find your bend. Practice good river etiquette and local regulations.
Basketball, volleyball, and horseshoes—plus yard games for friendly family tournaments.
Leashed pups are welcome around the resort—and the dog park is where tails really wag. Please follow posted pet rules for everyone’s comfort.
Clean restrooms, hot showers, and on-site laundry make long stays easy. (Winter campers appreciate the heated bathhouse.)
Forgot something? We’ve got the camp basics, fishing staples, ice, firewood, and a few souvenirs to remember the trip.
Store Hours:
Sun – Wed: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thurs: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Fri & Sat: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
See bathhouses, splash pad, playgrounds, pavilions, and riverfront rows at a glance.
Preview spacing, roads, and riverside scenes right from your screen.
Use Revelle’s as your Monongahela National Forest basecamp. In a short, scenic drive you can reach waterfalls, rail rides, overlooks, and iconic rock formations—perfect add-ons to your river time and campfire nights.
Famous 57-foot falls, boardwalks, Elakala, Lindy/Pendleton overlooks. Great for families and photographers.
Iconic fin of quartzite with a visitor center and nearby caverns; scenic byways worth the drive.
High-country plains and WV’s highest point; bring layers and check conditions.
Wetlands boardwalks, summer trails, and a classic fire tower overlook.
Scenic train excursions departing from town—easy day for multigenerational groups.
Evening variety show with dinner—nice capstone to a play-all-day trip.
