Deer Trail Park & Campground

About

Deer Trail Park & Campground, located in Wytheville, VA, is a family-friendly camping destination offering a variety of accommodations including RV sites, tent sites, and cabins. Guests can enjoy amenities such as full hookups, bathhouses, laundry facilities, a playground, a fishing pond, and a seasonal outdoor pool, making it an ideal spot for outdoor recreation and relaxation.

The campground features a seasonal outdoor pool that is heated. While specific numerical temperatures are not typically published, it is maintained at a comfortable swimming temperature during its operational season.

What are people saying (AI review summary)? text: "Visitors say this campground offers spacious campsites, a game room, a fishing pond, and a creek. They also highlight the friendly and helpful staff, the clean bathhouse and laundry facilities, and the well-maintained grounds.\n\nSome reviews mention the price can be high." language_code: "en-US"

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Amenities

• Good for Children
• Accepts Credit Cards
• Accessible Entrance
• Accessible Restroom

Reviews

Listing Reviews

June 15th, 2025

Pam Gholson

This is a great RV park. There are three great playgrounds for the kids with really nice equipment. The pool is very nice as is the arcade. The owner is super nice and helpful. There is a pond you can fish in and a nice stream running thru the park. There are plenty of trees and shade and lots of options for spaces. I highly recommend this park if you're in the area.

April 24th, 2025

Brian Wilk

Mary really hooked us up on the site selection. I booked from about 300 miles away and she gave me all the info for an easy entrance. When we got to the site, it was the best in the park with a babbling creek five feet from our RV. We also have a special needs son who was able to enjoy the saucer shaped swing with a smile on his face. We actually ordered the same swing off Amazon for his enjoyment at home. Next time I’m in the area we will be staying there for sure.

July 24th, 2025

E P

Nice place...the women hosts are friendly, the old redneck dudes are cranky...it feels like true country style. Facilities are great, sites are clean and just fine - the pool is fantastic. Dog friendly to a point...kep them leashed!

June 24th, 2025

Debbi Smith

This is a very nice, family-oriented campground. We stayed for a month in May of 2025. We have a 30' travel trailer and had a perfect spot near the babbling brook that runs through the middle of the campground. We had the brook on one side and a view of the trout pond out the front of our trailer. Lovely! There's a pool, three themed playgrounds and from what I saw, kids have a great time! There's an arcade, shower house, laundry, mail room for long-termers, a stocked catch & release pond, various cabins, tent sites, and the most well-stocked campground store I've ever seen! There are even fresh eggs from the owner's hens that roam the campground. Signage guiding you to the campground from all roads is clear and ample. The only downside is the well water. It has quite a bit of iron. We double-filtered our drinking water and it was fine. We washed clothes in town which was OK too. The Food City is close to the laundromat in Wytheville so it was easy to shop and do laundry at the same time. Wytheville is a lovely town with lots to do when you want to get away from the campground and see the sights.

April 24th, 2025

Alex Scully

I think I might give it 2.5 stars but that wasn't an option. There were a lot of really nice things about this campground. It's a beautiful spot with sites along a creek. There is a fishing pond on the grounds. Several nice playgrounds. A huge game room with lots of games. A nicely stocked store. A hiking trail on the grounds. We didn't stay in a cabin but we saw inside one and it looked very nice. I think I would go back but probably won't because it wasn't amazing and because there are so many campgrounds around to try. However, there were some things that I think campers should know before going so you can prepare better. We went in April, so not peak season. Maybe that would account for some of the problems but we paid the same price as peak season. 1. The price is the first issue. It is considerably more than other campgrounds which makes sense with all the amenities EXCEPT that the pool wasn't open yet and you have to pay to play the games in the game room and our kids were too old to use the playgrounds. Additionally, the water at our site wasn't on yet. Apparently, that's a seasonal thing too. We thought we had an electric and water site. So, we left wondering what we paid more for. 2. I don't think the bathrooms were cleaned while we were there (3 nights, 2 days). There were few campers there but, for example, one toilet seat had some mess on it that went uncleaned for over 36 hours. 3. The fire rings were either too small or the wood was cut too large. Not a problem if you just want to do s'mores or hotdogs. But, we had to cook over the fire. There was no grate but they provided something when we asked. We made it work with logs sticking over and the fact that the "grate" was not fit to the ring. 4. There was no path to the bathhouse or even a mowed path. The grass was high. So, in the middle of the night or early morning, your shoes/feet get really wet from the dew. 5. Finally, this isn't necessarily a complaint against the campground, but just info to know. There are neighbors who own the open field behind the some sites. They are VERY RUDE and aggressive. We didn't know it was their property because there was no sign, no fence, no info on the check in sheet. We were just hitting a volleyball back and forth and sitting on the grass.