State park · Allegheny Mountains · Virginia
Douthat State Park is a Virginia state park campground in the Allegheny Mountains of western Virginia. We have not yet written a full guide to it, so this page leans on the verified spec fields we publish rather than on-the-ground detail: the park offers electric-and-water campsites, priced from $37 to $48 a night before the reservation fee and tax, with rates that differ for Virginia residents versus nonresidents and for lakefront sites. It suits RVers who want a developed state-park stay with power at the pad in the mountains rather than a full-hookup private resort.
| Hookups | Electric + water |
|---|---|
| Max RV length | Exact site |
| Cost | $37–$48 |
| Fees | Resident/nonresident and lakefront rates differ; fee and tax extra. |
| Reservations | Up to 11 months |
Source-backed: Virginia State Parks camping fees (checked 2026-07-26). Rates and site details change — verify with the operator before you book. Compare it with every other park we track in the price index.
Douthat State Park is a Virginia state park campground in the Allegheny Mountains of western Virginia. We have not yet written a full guide to it, so this page leans on the verified spec fields we publish rather than on-the-ground detail: the park offers electric-and-water campsites, priced from $37 to $48 a night before the reservation fee and tax, with rates that differ for Virginia residents versus nonresidents and for lakefront sites. It suits RVers who want a developed state-park stay with power at the pad in the mountains rather than a full-hookup private resort.
Practically, expect partial hookups only; the specs list electric and water, not sewer, so plan a dump stop and confirm whether the park has a dump station. RV length is controlled by the exact site, so read the individual site record when you book. Reservations open up to 11 months ahead through Virginia State Parks. Because our coverage is thin, treat the operator's camping-fees page as the source of record for season dates, site dimensions and current rates. The trade-off is that resident, nonresident and lakefront pricing tiers make the headline range only a starting point.
Our verdict
Book Douthat if you want an affordable electric-and-water state-park site in Virginia's Allegheny Mountains and can plan around a dump station. Skip it if you need sewer at the site or a guaranteed big-rig pad without checking the site record.
Our specs list electric and water at the campsites, not sewer. Confirm dump-station availability with Virginia State Parks before a longer stay.
$37 to $48 per night for electric-and-water sites, with resident, nonresident and lakefront rates differing and the reservation fee and tax added on top. Check the Virginia State Parks camping-fees page for your dates.
It is controlled by the exact site. Enter your full equipment length in the reservation system and read the individual site record before booking.
Up to 11 months in advance through Virginia State Parks.
Our sources do not state the camping season. Check the park's official page for current operating dates.
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