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Deer Trail Park & Campground inc. is a campground, located at 599 Gullion Fork Rd, Wytheville, VA 24382, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 276-228-3636, visit their website www.deertrailpark.com for more detailed information.

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599 Gullion Fork Rd, Wytheville, VA 24382, USA
Added by Jopie, at 04 November 2015

Opening Hours

  • Monday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Tuesday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Wednesday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Thursday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Friday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Saturday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Sunday 2:00 – 8:00 PM

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11 Reviews

  • Chad D
    10 December 2017

    Cute quiet place to camp very relaxing if I'm in the area again probably stay a night or too the owners are really nice

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  • Phyllis Brandon
    10 November 2017

    What a disappointment! This place is really just a very small park for kids to play in. The actual campground is nothing more than gravel spread around the trees. The water left silt in the bottom of the bowl after it settled and was very brown. The owners were mixed - Kathi was very friendly when I checked in but her husband was less than helpful when I walked over to the office Saturday to ask about something and acted like it was an inconvenience that I needed info. My GoodSam discount was not applied to the cost even though I asked Kathi about it three times. Because a leak developed in my plumbing system, I left a day early and Kathi said she would refund me the cost of that night. I followed up twice but no refund. While I understand that she changed her mind, she did not return my calls. While that area of the country is absolutely gorgeous I will not go to this "campground" again or recommend it to anybody.

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  • Tabatha Kisamore
    23 October 2017

    Enjoyed the stay, nice park with a lot of childrens activities and a very nice game room. But I would definitely bring my own water.

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  • Malcolm Guy
    06 September 2017

    I stayed here several years ago and must say I agree with Jason
    I've been camping in the Southern mountains for the better part of 40 years - from backpacking the Linville Gorge , primitive camping on a hammock via motorcycle, to KOA and various campgrounds in a RV
    I found Deer Trail to be among the top private campgrounds I have stayed at, reasons follow.

    This is a beautiful facility in a wonderful setting.

    It is quiet, clean and VERY well managed- a premium base for fall colors, hiking, etc.

    The sites are not set up in the typical KOA " sardine can" fashion. ( not to bash the consistency of KOA )

    IF you are a motorcycle enthusiast, you won't find a more friendly, centrally located base camp for the Back of the Dragon, the Snake, just to name a few.

    I found some of the negative reviews to be disturbing, as this was the exact opposite of my experience, which is why I am writing this review

    As someone who travels constantly due to my job, I see negative reviews for places that, imho, don't deserve it. This is definitely one of those.

    I rate Deer Trail campground 5 stars, only because 6 isn't an option!

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  • Jason Sterling
    06 September 2017

    Ignore the bad reviews, this place is a class act. This was my second visit in 3 years. The grounds are immaculate, the bathrooms are squeeky clean with very hot water, and the game room is very huge and unique. This campground has some serious character cabins, walking trails, a fishing pond, a store for forgotten items, a very nice swimming pool and a small stream with bridges running through the property.

    My experience was different why? Because my attitude is different from the previous reviewer's. The owners of this property are nothing but respectful and completely went out of their way to set me up a campsite by their pavilion with picnic tables a firing ring and a load of wood to burn.

    I'm going to be observant and take a stab at some unwritten rules.

    1. This is not a party campground, it's a place to go in the woods for some peace and quiet

    2. Be patient, respectful, asked good questions and The owners will do what you are asking within reason.

    3. If you are kind and treat people with respect you will receive the same in return, that's a life lesson not a campground lesson.

    4. Breathe you're in the wilderness The intention is to be relaxing. If you do not get everything you want you're going to have to toughen up, move on to enjoying time with your family and friends.

    5. Don't complain all it does is irritate everyone else around you.

    6. If you're that picky maybe you shouldn't be camping in the first place. (I'm hoping maybe this will be a sign displayed somewhere in the future.)

    7. This campground is for like-minded people you may not fit in if you're a big deal!

    8. Clean up after yourself and you'll be welcomed back.

    I am from Ohio I have a literally stayed here five nights in three years. I am not vested in the campground I am not a personal friend of the owners although I don't think it would be very hard to build a friendship with them. In short this is not a biased review.

    Oh I almost forgot unless you go on reserve America website pay ahead of time, what campground have you not had to go to an office and check in?

    Thank you for a wonder stay, don't change a thing.

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  • Pat Burmer
    30 July 2017

    Not real happy with the way the owners treated my wife or the space they assigned us to setup a tent. There were several areas that had grass spots available and they stuck us on the rockiest piece of ground that they had. I was happy 2 years ago when we decided not to come back here again, but our friends had heard that thing had changed for the good, boy were they mistaken. We won't be back ever!!! This would be a great place to stay, but with the grumpiness of the owners, it makes for a rude awakening.

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  • Debra Sutphin
    04 May 2017

    Was an overnight guest recently. I was not impressed. Joined my family and friends, late afternoon. After hours visiting, long after dark the owner shows up to tell my son he needed to come to the office. And goes on to say there was too many cars there. And indicated there was a problem with guests not pd for. The problem, wasn't a problem because the tent across the creek was another overnight guest visiting with us. I had no idea there was an 8.00 charge to be there or i would not have went. I didn't use the water and the electricity was already being used. Then there was a complaint about a whining dog. If the park was not pet friendly they should specify. I feel they obviously cater to people that park all yr. Being a guest i felt that any issues should be discussed at check out i felt we were harassed. And obviously parked where we as weekend campers could be watched. Nothing for the children to do but the game room and don't take your pets in there. Lots of rules. Did not have a friendly experience. Won't reccommend.

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  • Crystal Lloyd
    03 May 2017

    Well.as I thought about writing this review, I really wanted to express my true feelings about this camping experience. Before our trip, I spoke with one of my friends about the camp ground. Immediately she told me she wouldn't go back due to the fact of how her grandchildren were treated by the male property owner. She told me what had taken place. Even after hearing her story.we decided to give it a try for ourselves. Pretty camp sites by the creek. First day was nice. The second day, we experienced "issues " with the male manager. After comparing what happened with my friend and what happened to us.Individuals Race, Sex, Religion, and Disabilities shouldn't matter. People are there to enjoy camping and get away from such issues. Happy Camping..

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  • Bubba
    02 May 2017

    This campground is very nice quiet place. The lady owner is polite and nice as the complete opposite as to the male portion my family and myself were confronted late at night that we should come to the office and discuss some issues (like we were infant children). After going we realize we had a few visitors that were not staying with us and not campers that needed to pay for visiting.. huh!!?? Then were assumed by the bicycle warden (owner) that whom ever was in the game room was with us which were no part of our party at all.. If you work second shift be prepared for the wake up call of their pet rooster that will continue for hours.. i love the country but if wanted to wake my family after a second shift job i would awake by a alarm clock not the loud sound of the owners rooster. Poor management decisions.

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  • Nikki Phillips
    12 September 2016

    Nice campground with lots of activities for kids. We enjoyed the lounge and the friendly staff. Camp store is very nice with a nice variety of items.

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  • Joe Manthei
    11 November 2015

    Very rustic. Perfect setting. Many campsites. Yesterday they had rain so some pools of water but no big deal. We camped in small RV by the creek. Saw 11 head of deer at sunset - feeding in an adjacent field. Beautiful. Owners are super friendly.

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