Nestled amidst acres of enchanting, forested mountains and crystal-clear streams, East Fork Campground and Horse Hotel offers a unique environment for camping buffs. This picturesque park boasts a myriad of facilities, including clean and updated bathhouses, a primitive cabin, pavilion, playground, picnic sites, trailer parking, a camp store, and, of course, the beautiful Greenbrier River. However, what sets East Fork Campground and Horse Hotel apart and makes it a haven for equestrian enthusiasts are the campground sites with stable facilities, offering a perfect retreat for horse lovers seeking a memorable and immersive outdoor experience.
For horse lovers, East Fork Campground and Horse Hotel stands out as a welcoming destination that provides all the necessary amenities for an enjoyable and comfortable stay. The campground offers various types and sizes of campsites and 50 horse stalls, available on a first come, first served basis, trailer parking and a dump station making it convenient for visitors to bring their beloved horses along for a dream vacation. The campground borders 300,000 acres of National Forest and has easy access to miles of trails, including the West Fork River Trail, Allegheny Trail, High Falls of Cheat, and the Greenbrier River trails, that weave through the lush landscape, where riders can explore the beauty of West Virginia on horseback, creating unforgettable memories amidst the natural splendor. Transportation is also available to take you and your horse out to specific trails so you can keep your personal trailer set up to stable your horse, if needed.
Bring your horse and spend the day or the week (or more) with us and enjoy the best horseback riding Pocahontas County and the Monongahela National Forest have to offer. The clearly marked trails cover hundreds of miles of the most beautiful scenery you can imagine, with views that can take your breath away. Maps of the variety of easy, intermediate, and challenging horse trails have been put together by the Forest Service, and new trails are being added for the coming season.
East Fork Campground and Horse Hotel is more than just a horse camp. We invite you and your family and friends to join us for a few days of hiking, biking, fishing, and campfires. If your horse needs a break, or family members are just not into riding, there are plenty of other adventures to be had in the surrounding area. Amid the natural beauty of the Monongahela National Forest, visitors can explore the scenic multi-use trails, partake in the region’s rich history, and indulge in the numerous amenities the park has to offer. Whether it’s hiking, biking, swimming, kayaking, exploring natural or historical landmarks, or just taking it easy, there are so many activities available for the whole family!
The East Fork Campground and Horse Hotel does not provide horses for campers. We simply offer the use of our campsites & stalls on a daily rental basis.
For Reservations and Current Rates call 304-456-3101 (days only). Or register online at Camplife.com
We are looking forward to your stay at East Fork Campground and Horse Hotel!
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Tony’s at it again!
We’re excited to share the newest addition to East Fork Campground—a brand new outside horse washing bay! After a long day on the trails, your horses can enjoy a refreshing bath in a dedicated space designed just for them.
Come see it for yourself and give your four-legged friends the care they deserve!
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Looks great! Can we wash a weenie dog there!
Great addition.
YAS!!! I love it! And the water pressure is amazing!
Even on rainy days the horses are happy campers!
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Beautiful horses!
Luxury living guarters
Do you rent out horses or do people bring their own horse?
Spring is in Full Swing at East Fork!
There’s nothing quite like the sound of hooves on the trail and the sight of happy campers soaking up the fresh mountain air. Tony and Eileen—and a whole crew of riders—have kicked off the season right here at East Fork Campground this week! The horses are rolling in, the trails are calling, and the rides have been nothing short of spectacular.
Whether you’re an experienced rider or just love the peaceful beauty of nature, now is the perfect time to plan your visit. Come experience the best of wild and wonderful West Virginia—where the campfires are warm, the trails are scenic, and the company is always good.
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Have a great time!
Eileen Graham and Tony Kyle living their best life!!! Enjoy
Enjoy
Tired of the same old weekend plans?
Escape to East Fork Campground in the heart of Durbin, WV — where the stars are brighter, the air is cleaner, and the only noise is the sound of the river.
Unplug, unwind, and experience the real West Virginia.
Limited spots available this season — claim your slice of wild today.
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Can you bring your own horse?
Looks great!
Is there cabin s to rent
Sneak peak at the new stalls. Check out the video!
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Might just book one for ME!
That looks amazing! Can’t wait til our trip this summer to try them out.
Great job on the new stalls! 👍
www.facebook.com/share/155sZBqWbQ/?mibextid=wwXIfrTrain rides to the ghost town of Spruce begin May 24th! Only FOUR of these special trips will take place in 2025 on May 24, July 12, August 9 and September 6th.
Once known as the highest and coldest incorporated town east of the Mississippi and accessible only by rail, Spruce has become a popular destination for those wanting to experience the notorious site.
These special excursions are planned be powered by Western Maryland Shay No. 6. The last Shay locomotive built and largest to survive!
Learn more: mountainrailwv.com/train-rides/cass-scenic-spruce-trip/
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That's Awesome
Beautiful
So cool. I want to go.