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Lee Hi Campground
Overview
Lee Hi Campground offers a practical and reliable home base for travelers navigating the scenic Shenandoah Valley. Located directly behind the well-known Lee Hi Travel Plaza, this park provides a straightforward camping experience focused on convenience and accessibility. It is a well-established destination for those who appreciate easy highway access without sacrificing a peaceful night of rest while traveling through Virginia.
Location & Surroundings
Situated just off the intersection of Interstate 81 and Interstate 64, the park is perfectly positioned for exploring the heart of Virginia. The surrounding landscape features the rolling hills and agricultural beauty of the Shenandoah Valley, providing a beautiful backdrop for your stay. Its central location makes it a prime gateway for visitors heading to the nearby Blue Ridge Mountains or the charming historic district of Lexington.
Amenities & Park Features
The campground is designed to accommodate a wide variety of setups, including large motorhomes and fifth wheels. Guests can enjoy spacious pull-thru sites equipped with full hookups, including water, sewer, and 30/50-amp electricity. On-site facilities include clean bathhouses, laundry rooms, and dedicated pet areas. Being adjacent to the travel plaza means on-site dining options and fueling stations are just a short walk from your campsite.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Exploring the local area is a highlight for many visitors staying in Lexington. Natural Bridge State Park is only a short drive away, offering stunning geological formations and peaceful hiking trails. History buffs will enjoy visiting the Virginia Military Institute and Washington and Lee University. For families, the Virginia Safari Park provides an interactive wildlife experience just minutes from the campground entrance.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal choice for cross-country travelers seeking a hassle-free stopover during a long journey. Its layout is particularly suited for big-rig owners who need level sites and wide turning radiuses for easy maneuvering. It is also a great fit for parents and alumni visiting local colleges or outdoor enthusiasts looking for a reliable, no-frills base near the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Amenities
- Tenting
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
The 614
We found this place when we were heading from West 64 towards Virginia Beach and we had pulled off onto a roadside rest to get some a few hours of sleep because we were pulling our camper. We were gonna stay in the camper at the roadside rest, but you know they do not have Electric hook up so while we were at the roadside rest, I googled campground and we found this place. Long story short we headed here. We arrived a few minutes before midnight and was quickly got a campground spot. It was 37.50 for one night. The campground is on top of the hill behind the truckstop so it is separated from the trucks and we really couldn’t hear any noise. We stayed the night and got up the next morning and left. But it was safe and it had a hook up electric and sewer. For 3750 a night we will make this our stop now on when we’re passing through. I can’t really say I will give this place five stars because we only pulled in. We slept and then we left so I didn’t really experience the campground. It doesn’t look like there are any amenities. It looks like there are some long-term campers living here. That is fine with me because I needed to just pull in hook up get some sleep and leave and there were several other RVs doing the same. There is an IHOP at the truckstop. Might have been a decent view across the little valley but there was low fog.
Joseph Damour
This became available at just the right time as other campgrounds in the area were filled up for the weekend. I was traveling through but intended to stay one extra day for resting on my trip. The sites are clean and have both water, sewer and electricity. I was able to stay an actual day. It is a little odd that you cannot call ahead for reservations and the staff at the gas station where you sign in. Don't necessarily know whether the sites are available. Overall a good experience from my perspective.
christy Mulford
The food is great. The staff is friendly. However I have no idea what's going on with the diesel fuel Lanes. They always seem to be closed except for maybe one. I also don't believe you can get DEF there at the moment. Unless it's in the jug.
Gregory Whitely
There is almost always a spot here, I have never seen it completely full plus there are many places to tuck in also. Exit 195 I81 Lexington VA, IHOP next door.
Rebecca McAfee
We needed a safe place to park and stay overnight with our travel trailer. Found this place, took a chance since some of the reviews weren't great. I'm so glad we took the chance. Easy to reserve (call Fuel Desk). The price was 40ish dollars a night. I assumed we would have electric and water (I forgot to ask) but we pulled into our 100 foot pull through site and it was FULL HOOK UP! Whhhhaaaat?! Score!! When you pull in, go around back and come in the door by the gas pumps (Fuel Desk door). They have a gas station on site, IHOP and a convenience store. I'm sooo glad we were able to stop here on our trip. We leave in the morning, but on our way back through, we will be stopping here again. Yes, there are trucks stopped in the parking lot below. You can hardly hear them. My windows are open and TV on in the other room. It's like white noise. Plenty of space to walk the dogs. Lots of trees to look at. I feel safe. We are all happy... dogs too. 😉