Few things are as exciting as planning a camping trip in Virginia. The sheer number of options campers have to choose from is impressive: oceanfront sites, luxurious “glampgrounds,” yurts, treehouses — the list goes on! Today’s destination is one that’s a bit more rustic, but the surrounding scenery will leave you speechless. We’re headed to the Grand Canyon of the South, which is home to a wonderfully rustic campground. Prepare to channel your inner pioneer!
In 1767, renowned wilderness explorer Daniel Boone happened upon an unexpected passage through the mountains and referred to it as “The Breaks.”
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Visit Breaks Interstate Park today and you too will feel like a pioneer. The breathtaking Russell Fork Gorge is known as the Grand Canyon of the South, and it’s a bucket-list-worthy destination for any nature enthusiast.
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No matter the time of year you visit, you can look forward to experiencing Virginia’s - and Kentucky’s - rugged mountain beauty.
Breaks Interstate Park / Facebook Breaks Interstate Park is shared between the two states, giving it the rare distinction of a bi-state park.
To get the most out of your visit to the park, you can camp at the Breaks Campground. Falling asleep under the stars in the midst of so much natural beauty is an experience you’ll cherish.
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There are a variety of sites available, from full RV hook-up sites to more rugged options.
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It’s important to note that camping is only offered seasonally, typically between April 1st and October 31st.
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So the next time you’re looking to explore a totally new side of our lovely state, you’ll find a trip to the Breaks is the perfect Daniel Boone-inspired journey!
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Have you ever visited Breaks Interstate Park? What is your all-time favorite campground in Virginia? Feel free to tell us in the comments – we would love to hear from you! You can learn more about camping when you visit the official Breaks Interstate Park website.
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Breaks Interstate Park is shared between the two states, giving it the rare distinction of a bi-state park.
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For related content, check out our ultimate guide to camping in Virginia – we’re sure you’ll find your new go-to spot!
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Address: Breaks Interstate Park, 627 Commission Cir, Breaks, VA 24607, USA
