You Can Go Camping With Sheep At Tawney Farm In West Virginia

Camping is such a fun, great activity. It's fantastic to get to relax while disconnecting from your everyday worries. And what better way to enjoy the beautiful scenery than camping in West Virginia? Primitive camping is especially unique. Camping in a tent with utilities is a great way to feel connected to nature. If you're looking for campgrounds in West Virginia, we've got a fantastically unique spot for you!

The Gauley River is a popular spot for kayakers in the area. Adventure seekers love the powerful rapids on this 105-mile waterway.

Tawney Farm is a 120-acre sheep farm located among the middle portion of the Gauley River. They offer camping right along the river. It's a great spot for kayakers and nature lovers alike.

There's a great tepee tent available for rent, or you can bring your own tent. These camp sites are nice and private so you can completely relax and not have to worry about noisy neighbors.

If you're in the mood for hiking, there's plenty of nearby trails to enjoy! Wild and wonderful West Virginia has the best nature around (we're only a little biased), so get out and explore.

Camping on a chilly or rainy night? There's a cabin available for rent called the Nut House. It's a two-room shack without plumbing that can sleep four. You'll still get to enjoy nature, but you can be out of the elements.

Located right by Panther Mountain, this is a fascinating area with so much history. A Civil War skirmish was even fought nearby! Summervilles Lake and Carnifax Ferry State Park are both close by.

Would you stay at this beautiful primitive campground in West Virginia?

For more information about Tawney Farm or their Gauley River Wild and Wooley Primitive Campground, visit the Tanwey Farm website or Facebook.