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Posted in West Virginia Camping, Nature September 12, 2017 by Rachel Whetstone

The Breathtaking Campground In West Virginia Where You Can Watch Wild Horses Roam

West Virginia is known as the Wild and Wonderful state, and it lives up to that reputation in numerous places. This one spot in southern West Virginia is extra special, however. You can have the rare opportunity to explore the untamed wilderness and see wild horses, all while staying in one of the state’s most beautiful campgrounds.

Twin Hollow Campground & Cabins is located in the tiny town of Gilbert, West Virginia in Mingo County.

The campground is best known for the extensive network of ATV trails that riders can explore.

Some of the trails may give you the chance to see rare wild horses that roam the wilderness.

You can get surprisingly close to these beautiful creatures.

They don't seem to mind the human visitors at all.

There's even more to the trails than just horses.

There are plenty of spots to park and hike the forests on foot.

Or take a break to have a picnic in the fresh air.

One of the trails leads to the historic Hatfield cemetery.

The campground offers cabins, campsites, and RV hookups for guests who want to stay for a while.

It's the perfect spot to spend an evening before another day of exploration!

Twin Hollow Campground & Cabins can be found at 703 Twin Hollow, Gilbert, West Virginia.

For more great camping in West Virginia, check out these 12 amazing camping spots that are an absolute must see.

Rachel Whetstone

Rachel is proud to live in wild and wonderful West Virginia. She enjoys nature walks, photography, and discovering new restaurants all around the state.