Grafton City Park and Campground

Big enough to get a 43' fifth wheel in...but it was close haha. Spot 16 worked great for me. Careful for the large dip on the road closest to the river, you WILL drag, luckily I was warned first. Staff was great and very helpful over the phone.

I cannot say enough good things about Grafton City Park RV and the incredible people who make it feel like home. As a first-time RV owner, I arrived feeling overwhelmed and unsure. From the very beginning, Ronnie and Sharon took me in like family. They went far beyond what anyone could reasonably expect — helping me navigate unfamiliar RV issues, supporting me through a very difficult situation involving Camping World®, and making sure I was never alone in the process. Ronnie and Sharon didn’t just offer help — they offered care. They welcomed me into their home, introduced me to their family, checked on me, and truly watched over me during what was a stressful and exhausting time. Their kindness, generosity, and humanity meant more than words can express. In a moment when I needed stab

A really cool place to spend quiet time with the kiddos. Sadly their old-school metal playground equipment is slowly being removed, but the kids still like playing in the shadow of the dam. Don't expect any amenities though.

Average campground. Most sites are spacious but could be better in the visual aspect. Close proximity to Tygart lake and on the river below the Dam. Price for a full hookup is ok.

Grafton city campground, is a good last go to. Usually sites available. There are always full timers. Full hook ups are a plus and price is average. Some paved road areas for young kids to ride on. There Is no bath house, and firewood not available at least not advertised as having any. Maintenance of campground is poor grass is usually high some sites are muddy,sites are close to each other, there are very dangerous “widow maker” dead limbs on multiple trees above sites! This holiday weekend half of the sites had electricity problems so they were not rented. We are here at least twice a year and in the last 4 yes not much has changed.