Natural Tunnel State Park — RV Camping in Virginia, US

Natural Tunnel State Park in Scott County, southwestern Virginia, showcases one of the region's most extraordinary geological features—an 850-foot limestone tunnel standing 10 stories high. Famously called the "Eighth Wonder of the World" by William Jennings Bryan, this naturally carved waterway draws visitors seeking both adventure and natural wonder. Spanning 909 acres, the park combines dramatic scenery with comprehensive recreational opportunities. Seven hiking trails range up to 2.1 miles, with most accessible to mountain bikers. A chairlift provides easy access to the tunnel floor, making the landmark accessible for all skill levels. The Clinch River offers kayaking, canoeing, and fishing experiences, while guided cave tours, wildflower walks, and seasonal evening astronomy programs provide diverse engagement with the landscape. The campground accommodates both RV camping and primitive tent sites. RV areas provide 34 sites with full electric and water hookups, with pull-through availability for large rigs. Amenities include grills, dump stations, flush toilets, hot showers, and convenient access to hiking and trail systems. The park's setting includes family-friendly features with playground facilities and picnic tables. Whether seeking rugged outdoor adventure or accessible family recreation, Natural Tunnel State Park delivers a distinctive Virginia experience grounded in geological wonder and outdoor activity.