Shenandoah Acres Campground, Blue Ridge Mountains, Virginia

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  Shenandoah Acres Campground has approximately 100 camping sites available at this time to accommodate a variety of camping needs, including primitive sites for tent camping, open tent camping sites with water and electric available, basic hookup sites with water and electric for RV camping, and full hookup sites with water, electric, and sewer for RV camping. Fire rings and picnic tables are on the sites, as well. There are horseshoe pits, playgrounds, outdoor games, trails for walking and biking, and a Chapel in the Woods for meditation, worship, and
    other gatherings. A large Pavilion is there for large gatherings, corporate use, church or civic group functions, and special events. Of course, there are convenient restroom and shower facilities in the Campground as well as a convenient and unique Camp Store, with the store building
dating back to 1935, when the original owners purchased the property.  For more information, please go to the Shenandoah Acres Campground website: www.campshenacres.com

I AM SO SAD TO SEE THAT IT IS CLOSED I CAME THERE ABOUT 20 YEARS AGO AND HAD SO MUCH FUN WITH MY HUSBAND,BEST FRIEND AND HER HUSBAND  I WAS LOOKING FORWARD TO BRINGING MY KIDS THERE THIS SUMMER TO FIND THAT IT CLOSED.  I COULDNT STOP TALKING ABOUT THE TOWER AND CABLE THAT TOOK YOU FROM ONE SIDE OF THE LAKE TO THE OTHER.  I HOPE SOMEONE BUYS THIS PLACE AND RE OPENS IT FOR FAMILIES TO BE
 
ABLE TO ENJOY.  WHAT A WASTE IF THAT IS NOT POSSIBLE.   Says MARCI

I've been going there every year till they closed even when my mother was pregnant with me I hope it's still kept somewhat the same. If they needed any help getting it going I'd be there. Says Levi Pogue

Shenandoah Acres Campground is OPEN!!
We were there over the July 4, 2009 holiday. Had a great time. Very clean, friendly, quiet. The lake and other stuff are not open now but they are looking at next year to make improvements. Met a couple of the owners and the Manager - Mike, VERY nice guy. Listened to Bluegrass music Saturday, ate some awesome food. They are just starting this back up. WE can help them by going there to camp. Tell everybody. Mike said a website will be up soon as they have just opened a few weeks ago. Says Doug

It is open again- at least the campground is, not the lake (too high of liability).

New bath house (with showers)nothing fancy but it is a great alternative to Sherando when it is full- 10 miles away.
Says Jeff

Look in the News Virginian (waynesboro paper 6-26-09). The campground is opening up. Says Becca

OMG!  My dad took us there and we camped.  We had the time of our lives as kids.  I came onto this site to get information so that we can take a family trip w/ my kids and now I learn it's GONE!  This is just so very sad for me.  Says Karen Va Beach VA

I grew up with going there as a child and then with my own children now I want to take grandchildren only to find it CLOSED.What is this world coming to - no wonder the younger generation gets into so much trouble - they don't have places like this anymore. Says Wanda Cooper

I'm sooo sad to hear that Shenandoah Acres has closed.  It was such a fun place for children.  I was hoping to come visit with my family and friends.  It's just not another place like it in Virginia that I know of.  Really do miss it !!!! Says CarolWoodson

I used to love going to the acres, me and my brothers used to save all winter for spending money and man did we have a ball... the giant slide, the dives, the beach house, the general store, the arcade the late summer nights sneaking into the lake after hours with the new friends we met Man would I love to reopen this wonderful place ........... Says Terry L

It is really a shame that this resort has been shut down. Soon there will no place left to take the family for a real down home outing. Says Judy

Sorry to hear shenandoah acres has closed?It has always been a fun place to visit and all of the campers seemed so happy..I hope it will re-open in the future. Says Anonymous

I grew up near the ''acres'' and lifeguarded their for 5 summers during the mid to late 70's.? The original family owners sold after the liability insurance forced them to remove all the pieces that made the acres what it was i.e., cable, diving boards, big slide, the top.? They put ina big slide on the backside of the tower called the Pink Zipper the year before selling, but that did not work as far as drawing crowds. Says Anonymous

Gosh! I don't beleive it. That is where my dad took us in the summer for our vacation with him. I had fond memories there. Why did it close? was it family owned? is it for sale? What, I hope it's not gone forever. Says S Boggs

Closed, you've got to be kidding. I have been looking forward to taking my family for years. The kids are finally old enough to enjoy the trip. I am down. Very sad, my family used to travel to this area often. When did it shut down? Says Anonymous

Wow, this is a SHOCK!! I haven't been there in a while but I never thought it would be closed. I remember when I was little me and my sister used to pay to ride the horses like twice a day I loved it. I also loved the big slide and I waited so long to be tall enough to ride on the thing you hang on to and glide down til you let go it was awesome. I'm really gonna miss it I wish there was some way to have it reopened...:( Says Chrissy

We really miss it alot and dont get up that way to see if someone has reopened it as campground or time share dose anyone know Says JEREMY

Did not know that it was closed until I read so on this site. What will become of the property now.....and does anyone know why it was shut down?? Says Scott:

I am so disapointed!My father brought me to shenandoah acres many years ago 1955-56.I found pics from that trip last week and wonted to revisit a happer time.so sad that I didn't get there at least one more time. Says diane busch (bowers)

I was so sorry to hear it closed. My ex-husband and I took our kids every year. Was hoping my boyfriend and his daughter could enjoy it this summer, since we finally got a camper!! Sorry to see you go. Says Pam

I read a review of Shenandoah Acres on here. I was shocked to hear that it was closed. My parents use to take my sister, brother and myself there every summer when we were little. It really was a great place. I was now hoping to be able to go there with my husband, who has never been there and to one day take our children, but I guess we will have to find a new safe place to take our children....It really is a shame to know that it is no longer open! Says The Stewarts

Shenandoah Acres closed down about 2 years ago. I am going to miss it. I went there several times a year for over 45 years. Says Debbie Bush

Rankin Run is near Shenandoah Acres Campground and is always a bliss to go to; if you've had enough of Shenandoah Acres Campground, Mountain Lake is nearby. Not enough hours in a day to enjoy the Blue Ridge Mountains. Everybody nearby loves skiing at Wintergreen, and Shenandoah Acres Campground is right by the Turkey Pen Ridge Trail. This is such a fun place for a campground. Hiking is a popular thing to do around Shenandoah Acres Campground; Kennedy Ridge Trail is a great local trail, and get drenched paddling on Rockfish River - South Fork. This campground is a wonderful place to check out. Whitewater paddling is splendid on Back Creek - South River Tributary, and hiking along the Cold Spring Bald Mountain Trail is wonderful fun.
Take a hike on the Mills Creek Trail, and paddling on Tye River - North Fork is so much fun. Shenandoah Acres Campground gets a typical amount of yearly rain; the wettest month of the year is typically August, that's the one that rains the most while February is the month with the least amount of precipitation. For the duration of the days of summer at Shenandoah Acres Campground highs are commonly in the 80's. Summer night lows drop down to the 60's. The cold days of the wintertime come with highs in the 40's, and winter nights come with lows in the 10's to Shenandoah Acres Campground.
This is no location for people who don’t like to have a good time. There's some attention-grabbing stuff to catch a glimpse of at Coles Run Dam in the neighborhood of Shenandoah Acres Campground; a trip to Holliday Lake State Park when you're here is never a bad idea. But wait, there's more exciting stuff to do in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Why not take a refreshing hike along the Stony Run Trail, and during your visit here you'll meet some folks from Stuarts Draft for sure.

LOCATION AND CONTACT INFO:

Address:
348 Lake Road
Stuarts Draft, Virginia 24477

Coordinates:
Latitude: 37.990871
Longitude: -79.028334

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 Camp Grounds Near Shenandoah Acres Campground:
Kennedy Fields Campgrounds, Augusta County , 2 miles away
Sherando Lake Campground, Augusta County , 4 miles away
Walnut Hills Campground, Staunton , 6 miles away
Stoney Creek Resort, Greenville , 7 miles away
Crabtree Falls Campgrounds, Tyro , 8 miles away
Waynesboro North 340 Campground, Waynesboro , 10 miles away
Montebello Camping Resort, Montebello , 10 miles away
 Hotels Near Shenandoah Acres Campground:
Staunton - Days Inn Mint Springs, Staunton , 6 miles away
Wintergreen Resort, Wintergreen , 7 miles away
Best Western Waynesboro Inn & Suites Conf Ctr, Waynesboro , 7 miles away
Sleep Inn Staunton, Staunton , 7 miles away
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Microtel Inn Staunton, Staunton , 7 miles away
Red Roof Inn Staunton, VA, Staunton , 7 miles away
 Ski Areas Near Shenandoah Acres Campground:
Wintergreen, Virginia , 7 miles away, 1003 vertical feet
Massanutten, Virginia , 29 miles away, 1110 vertical feet
Bryce Resort, Virginia , 48 miles away, 500 vertical feet
The Homestead, Virginia , 58 miles away, 700 vertical feet
Canaan Valley, West Virginia , 62 miles away, 850 vertical feet
Timberline, West Virginia , 63 miles away, 1000 vertical feet
Snowshoe, West Virginia , 70 miles away, 1500 vertical feet
Wisp, Maryland , 88 miles away, 700 vertical feet
 Whitewater Near Shenandoah Acres Campground:
Back Creek - South River Tributary, Augusta County , 5 miles away, Class II-III - 9 miles long (Sherando Lake to South River)
Tye River - North Fork, Nelson County , 7 miles away, Class V - 3 miles long (Above Nash to Confluence with Tye River)
Rockfish River - South Fork, Nelson County , 8 miles away, Class V - 3.2 miles long (Wintergreen to Beech Grove)
Tye River - Upper North Fork, Nelson County , 8 miles away, Class V - 0.5 miles long (Adrenaline Alley)
Tye River - South Fork, Nelson County , 9 miles away, Class V - 3.7 miles long (Route 56 to Nash)
 National Parks Near Shenandoah Acres Campground:
Shenandoah National Park, Luray - VA , 54 miles away
Booker T Washington National Monument, Hardy - VA , 66 miles away
 Trails Near Shenandoah Acres Campground:
Kennedy Ridge Trail, Augusta County , 2 miles away
Stony Run Trail, Augusta County , 3 miles away
Turkey Pen Ridge Trail, Augusta County , 3 miles away
Mills Creek Trail, Augusta County , 3 miles away
Cold Spring Bald Mountain Trail, Augusta County , 4 miles away
White Rock Gap Trail, Augusta County , 5 miles away
Tolley Gap Trail, Amherst County , 17 miles away
 Lakes Near Shenandoah Acres Campground

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