State park · Blue Ridge Highlands · Virginia
Grayson Highlands State Park is a Virginia state park in the Blue Ridge Highlands of southwest Virginia, and our guides do not yet cover it in depth, so this page leans on the verified spec fields we publish rather than a full review. The campground offers a mix of no-hookup sites and electric/water sites, which makes it a workable base for RVers who can live without sewer at the pad and want a high-country Virginia state park stay.
| Hookups | Mixed none + electric/water |
|---|---|
| Max RV length | Exact site; inventory to 40 ft |
| Cost | $27–$43 |
| Fees | Resident/nonresident and service affect rate; 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.
Grayson Highlands State Park is a Virginia state park in the Blue Ridge Highlands of southwest Virginia, and our guides do not yet cover it in depth, so this page leans on the verified spec fields we publish rather than a full review. The campground offers a mix of no-hookup sites and electric/water sites, which makes it a workable base for RVers who can live without sewer at the pad and want a high-country Virginia state park stay.
Published camping fees run $27 to $43 depending on site type and whether you are a Virginia resident, with reservation fees and tax on top, and the reservation window is up to 11 months ahead through Virginia State Parks. The reservation inventory shows sites to 40 feet, but fit is decided by the exact site, so read the record for your specific pad rather than assuming the campground-wide figure applies. Because our sources are thin here, treat season dates, dump station availability, and cell coverage as unverified: check the Virginia State Parks page for Grayson Highlands and the live booking listing before you commit. The trade-off, as at most state parks, is that electric/water is the most you get, so plan tank management for a multi-day stay.
Our verdict
A reasonable pick for RVers who want an electric/water site in Virginia's Blue Ridge Highlands and can plan far ahead. Skip it if you need sewer or a fully vetted review before booking; verify details with Virginia State Parks first.
No. The campground mixes no-hookup sites with electric/water sites; there is no sewer at individual sites in our published specs.
$27 to $43 depending on site type and resident or nonresident status, with reservation fee and tax extra. Check the Virginia State Parks camping fees page for the current table.
Reservation inventory lists sites to 40 feet, but the exact site controls fit. Read the specific site record before booking.
Up to 11 months ahead through Virginia State Parks.
Our sources do not confirm the camping season; check the park's official page for current dates.
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