North Forks Resort

We stayed here 5 nights while we visited Shenandoah N Park and Washington DC. It is a large membership park located on the North Fork of the Shenandoah River. Many different types of sites but most short term are in a large gravel area not particularly  level.  Pool, arcade, and other activities during summer and lots of walking space and fishing otherwise. All hookups and amenities were in good shape. I’d come again - with levelers. 

Wanted 67.00 for a parking lot.  

Campsites are very small and covered with black gravel.  Looks like a parking area without any tree or green between the sites.  De restroom was old and the shower equipment did not work well. For a price of $ 63 for a RV with 2 persons, I had expect much more. 

Just stayed one night during off season. Staff was friendly, park was clean and quiet.  It's very hilly so be prepared for extra leveling. 

Nice campground on the north fork of the Shenandoah river. We came during off season but they have so much to do during the season! Swimming, kayaking, putt putt, horseshoes, tennis, basketball, fishing. Nice pavilions and playgrounds too. The laundry, bathrooms, and showers were clean and updated. 24 hour security! Great for kids and adults! 

Stayed two days park is clean. Very unlevel sites. Ever.thing is up or down steep grade.   Cant ride bikes. To many hills.  Have to drive to pool.   NO TV  reception at zero channels. Bugs arent too bad but some.  Pull through sites. Easy access but small you have to unhook your tow.  67 dollars two night not bad.  Ok for overnight

Don't waste your time there. The so called manager and his so called assistant go by some rules but not others. They are Very rude too. Stay away from there!!!

This is not what I call a resort, more of a campground. Has amenities, none which were active since this was after Labor Day. Sites where they wanted to put us were either already occupied or the drop off to unhook or hookup is extreme. Other areas were wooded with a bunch of trees or were too short for our unit. Seems to be located on the side of a mtn, so getting in, out and around the campground was a pain and the roads through area A are quite tedious. The only more level sites seemed to be at the very bottom of the mtn along the river area where most are permanent or have no sewer. The nicer sites up by where you come in to this campground are reserved for local contractors, even though they were not all full, we were not allowed to park our unit there for the one night stay. Took about 45 minutes to find a place we could safely fit our unit & rig. I called around lunch on the day we were to arrive to make a reservation and was told yes they could accommodate us, just come to the security booth and they would fond us a spot. Did not want our info or anything. Seemed like they just wanted to get off the phone. Was very disappointed in the whole mess. The poor girl in the security booth once we arrived was very nice and did try hard to help us, and didn't have a way of knowing that the sites that showed open were occupied. Someone other than her were not on top of their job.

Easy access off 81/66... quiet, good for stopping overnight. We paid $37 full hookups and pull through. It's a nice place if you're looking to spend weekend/week. Lots of stuff to do. Wifi was pretty good but it's early in season so the park was pretty empty.. would go there again if we come this way again. 

Loved this RV Park. Went in the off season so many of the amenities were closed. Was put in site 123, waterfront along the Shenandoah River with W/S/E.(30A-50A) Beautiful Park, friendly staff at the entrance booth, clean spacious bath houses.

Strong wifi at Clubhouse, costs money throughout the park. Accepts Coast to Coast and Passport America. We visited Harper's Ferry National Park from Front Royal.