Westmoreland State Park

Westmoreland State Park sits on high cliffs above the Potomac River on Virginia's Northern Neck, known for fossil hunting - visitors often find ancient shark teeth washed up along the shoreline. The park has a large campground with standard and electric sites plus dedicated group tent areas, alongside a mix of rustic log and frame cabins (not counted in the total above). There's also a swimming pool, boat ramp, camp store, and miles of trails through the riverside bluffs.

Virginia DCR statewide camping fee schedule (dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/camping-fees.php), per night, shown as VA Resident / Non-Resident, effective May 2025: Primitive/no-hookup sites $16-27/$19-27; Standard sites with water but no electric $27-32/$32-37; Electric & water sites $37-43/$43-49; Electric, water & sewer sites $41-43/$48-50; Group camping $75-134/$88-163. A $5 non-refundable transaction fee plus Virginia sales tax applies to every booking. Dump station use is free for overnight campers ($10/visit for day visitors); non-camper shower access is $5/person. Pets are allowed at this campground at no additional charge, on a leash no longer than 6 feet and kept under control at all times, per Virginia State Parks' statewide camping pet policy; current rabies vaccination is strongly recommended.