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Flatwoods KOA
Overview
The Flatwoods KOA Journey in Sutton, WV, serves as a convenient and well-equipped basecamp for travelers navigating the mountain state. Located just off Interstate 79, this park offers a reliable and comfortable stopover for those heading north or south. As a KOA Journey, the focus is on providing a seamless experience for road-weary RVers who appreciate easy access and essential services without sacrificing comfort. The park sits within the rolling hills of central West Virginia, offering a blend of professional management and natural beauty.
Location & Surroundings
Positioned in the heart of the state, the park is situated in Sutton, WV, right near the Flatwoods exit. The surrounding landscape features the lush greenery and rugged terrain typical of the Appalachian region. While the park is close to the highway for convenience, it is surrounded by scenic woodlands and is just a short drive from the Sutton Lake area. This location provides a unique balance between easy interstate accessibility and the quiet atmosphere of the West Virginia mountains.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed with modern RV needs in mind, offering spacious pull-thru sites that accommodate large rigs. Each site includes full hookups with 50-amp service, ensuring a comfortable stay regardless of the weather. Guests can enjoy access to a seasonal outdoor pool, a well-maintained KampK9 dog park for furry travelers, and on-site laundry facilities. Because it is part of a larger hospitality complex, visitors often benefit from a higher level of infrastructure than typical rustic campgrounds, including reliable Wi-Fi and cable television connections.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to do just minutes away from the campground. Sutton Lake and the Elk River provide exceptional opportunities for boating, fishing, and kayaking. For those interested in local lore, the nearby town is home to the West Virginia Bigfoot Museum and sites related to the famous Braxton County Monster. Additionally, the Flatwoods area offers shopping opportunities and local dining, making it easy to stock up on supplies or enjoy a meal out during your transit through the state.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is ideal for long-haul travelers seeking a dependable and high-quality stopover along the I-79 corridor. It caters perfectly to big-rig owners who value easy entry and exit, as well as families looking for a safe, amenity-rich environment. It is also an excellent choice for outdoor adventurers using the park as a central hub to explore the lakes and rivers of central West Virginia. If you prefer a professional, predictable experience with modern comforts, this park fits your travel style.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
neil galang
Stayed here for a quick overnight stop. Location is close to interstate junction and therefore lots of eating options. It is surprisingly also very quiet. Campground is clean and restrooms and shower rooms are well maintained.
Carmen Ardino
Did not receive an email PRIOR to arrival with check in instructions as with most of our other stays at KOA campgrounds. At the last possible moment we saw the tiny sign stating to check in at the Days Inn, and had to make a hard right turn in our class A towing a Jeep. Upon arrival to our site there was a bag of garbage hanging on our site maker. I called and they sent someone down rather quickly. I said thanks to the guy, but he didn't bother to acknowledge ne and got in his truck and sped away, which was a bit rude. And he absolutely heard me as I am a far cry from soft spoken individual. Bottom line is someone didn't check the site prior to our arrival, and he seemed to have an attitude for doing his job. The woman at the front desk was pleasant & helpful. We are here only 1 night, but I would overall recommend staying here.
Sookie Pepsi
Small cute park with paved roads, generous sites & concrete pads. Didn't use bath rooms or shower area. There is a small dog park. This KOA park is owned by the Days Inn where you check in so there are no park staff except for daily trash pick up at each site. Close to Walmart and there's a few places to grab a quick bite. but there's a pool and work out area in the Days Inn for KOA guests to use.
Wendy Hartman
Nice campground! Gravel sites, paved block at each campsite. Hilly, but expected in WV. The turns were a bit tight. We have a 5th wheel so always concerned about the RV hitting the back of the truck. Roads were paved. Dog park was ok- never big enough for me. 😊 You go through the Days Inn to check in. Sutton Lake was nearby and that was with the trip!
Knarf S
Be sure to go to the Days inn office before entering campground. For all intentent and purposes was the perfect spot. Reasonably level parking spots. Utilities readily available. Could use the grass cutting.
David Croft
Nice site, on top the mountain. But no tv.
Toni Williams
Very quiet. No cable TV.
Robert White
Love this place. They just need to get their sites more level. Took forever to get set up!
John Thomas
Nice
James Ellis
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