State park · Southwest Virginia · Virginia
Hungry Mother State Park is a Virginia state park campground in Southwest Virginia, and it is one of the parks our guides cover only through its verified spec record rather than a full write-up, so we will keep this candid and practical. What the record shows is a public campground with a mix of hookup levels: some sites with no hookups, some with electric and water, and some full-hookup sites, at nightly rates between $27 and $48. That range makes it a value-minded base for RVers working the southwestern corner of the state rather than a resort stay.
| Hookups | Mixed none, electric/water + full |
|---|---|
| Max RV length | Exact site; inventory to 50 ft |
| Cost | $27–$48 |
| Fees | Service and residency change rate; $5 transaction fee and tax extra. |
| Reservations | Up to 11 months |
Source-backed: Official Virginia State Parks page (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.
Hungry Mother State Park is a Virginia state park campground in Southwest Virginia, and it is one of the parks our guides cover only through its verified spec record rather than a full write-up, so we will keep this candid and practical. What the record shows is a public campground with a mix of hookup levels: some sites with no hookups, some with electric and water, and some full-hookup sites, at nightly rates between $27 and $48. That range makes it a value-minded base for RVers working the southwestern corner of the state rather than a resort stay.
Rig fit is exact-site here, not a blanket maximum; the inventory includes sites that take rigs up to 50 feet, but you must match your measured length to the individual site record. Reservations open up to 11 months ahead through the Virginia State Parks system, and the published rate depends on both service level and whether you are a Virginia resident, with a $5 transaction fee and tax added on top. The trade-off is simply that we cannot vouch for the on-the-ground experience yet; check the official park page for seasonal services, amenities and any alerts before you commit.
Our verdict
A sensible pick for RVers who want affordable state-park camping with a full-hookup option in Southwest Virginia; those needing verified amenities or a resort experience should research further before booking.
Yes, some sites do. The campground mixes no-hookup, electric-and-water and full-hookup sites, so filter for the service level you want when you book.
Published rates run $27 to $48 per night depending on hookup level and Virginia residency, with a $5 transaction fee and tax added. Check the official Virginia State Parks page for your dates.
There is no single park-wide limit. Inventory includes sites up to 50 feet, but the exact site record controls, so match your measured length to the site you reserve.
Reservations can be made up to 11 months in advance through Virginia State Parks. We would book ahead rather than count on walk-up availability, especially in summer and fall.
Our records do not confirm the campground season, so check the official park page for current operating dates and any seasonal loop closures before you plan a trip.
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