Boley Field Group Campground

Boley Field Group Campground offers a quintessential, rustic outdoor experience tucked away in the beautiful landscapes of Virginia. This federal campground is defined by a large, open field that provides ample space for groups to gather, picnic, and set up camp. Situated at an elevation of 1,927 feet, the site offers a peaceful retreat for those looking to disconnect and enjoy the natural surroundings of the national forest.

The campground is uniquely positioned next to Poverty Creek, where visitors can enjoy the refreshing water or spend the day fishing for stocked trout. Adventure seekers will appreciate the direct access to the 17-mile Poverty Creek Trail System, which features excellent routes for both hiking and mountain biking. The terrain is well-suited for those who enjoy active days spent exploring the wilderness followed by quiet evenings under the stars.

Facilities at Boley Field are intentionally simple, providing a primitive setting for a true back-to-basics getaway. The campground is equipped with vault toilets, fire rings, and picnic tables, making it an ideal choice for tent campers and groups who prefer a rugged, old-fashioned camping style. Whether you are planning a large group outing or a focused biking trip, this site serves as a perfect basecamp for your Southeast adventures.