If you are searching for campgrounds near Waynesburg, PA, the closest full-hookup option is State Line Campground, about a 25 minute drive south of town on Cliff Rd in Blacksville, WV 26521. It is a small, family-owned campground on the West Virginia and Pennsylvania border, open every day of the year, with 30 and 50 amp hookups, water, and sewer at every site. Laundry and firewood are free. Call 304-376-5970 to check availability.
Open 365 days a year. Reservations are not required, but they help. Call Dana and Rod at 304-376-5970 for current rates and availability.
Camping options around Waynesburg and Greene County
Greene County is rolling farm country, and campgrounds here are spread out rather than clustered. Waynesburg itself is the county seat and has hotels, but no campground in town, so campers end up choosing between a state park to the west and the private campgrounds just over the West Virginia line to the south. What you need usually decides it for you.
- Full hookups and year-round access. State Line Campground, about 25 minutes south in Blacksville, WV. Every site has 30 and 50 amp service, water, and sewer, and the campground stays open through the winter.
- Rustic state-park camping. Ryerson Station State Park, west of Waynesburg, is the state-park option in Greene County and runs on a seasonal schedule. Good for a summer tent trip; check current dates and site types with the park before you go.
- Long stays for work. Monthly sites near Waynesburg fill up with crews working the gas and energy fields. State Line offers monthly rates and is a common base for that kind of stay.
State Line is not the biggest campground in the region and does not try to be. There is no water park and no arcade. What you get is a quiet site with everything hooked up, and owners who live five minutes away and answer the phone themselves.
What every site includes
- Full hookups with 30 and 50 amp electric service
- Water, sewer, and waste disposal
- Free WiFi at your site
- Free laundry, with good washers and dryers, and no quarters needed
- Free firewood, delivered right to your site
- Clean bathhouse with showers and fire pits, plus picnic tables available on request
- Drinking water on site
- Pet friendly, with a dog walking service available
- Daily, weekly, and monthly rates, with no hidden fees
Because electricity, water, sewage, waste disposal, and WiFi are all in the rate, the price you are quoted on the phone is the price you pay. See the full amenities list or how rates work.
Drive times from Waynesburg and nearby towns
- Waynesburg, PA about 25 minutes
- Mt. Morris, PA about 20 minutes
- Morgantown, WV about 25 minutes
- Gas, groceries, and restaurants under 2 miles
- Mason-Dixon Historical Park nearby
Drive times are approximate and depend on your route and the weather. The campground is far enough out that the road noise disappears, but close enough to town that you are not planning every meal a day ahead.
Getting here from Waynesburg
From Waynesburg, the usual route runs south on PA Route 218 through Brave and across the state line, where it becomes WV Route 7 near Blacksville. The campground is on Cliff Rd in Blacksville, WV 26521. If you are towing or arriving after dark, call ahead and Dana or Rod will walk you through turn-by-turn directions from wherever you are starting. You can also open the campground in Google Maps.
Winter camping near Waynesburg
Most campgrounds in this part of Pennsylvania and West Virginia close for the season somewhere around late fall and reopen in spring. State Line does not. The campground is open 365 days a year, the hookups stay on, the bathhouse stays stocked, and the firewood keeps coming. If you are looking for a place to park in January, that is the difference worth knowing about.
Things to do while you are here
Mason-Dixon Historical Park is close by for hiking and letting the kids run, and there are ponds and lakes across the area for fishing. Waynesburg and Greene County have their own parks, small-town stops, and the county fairgrounds, and Morgantown is a similar drive the other direction for restaurants, shopping, and WVU events. More on the things to do near camp page.