Breaks Interstate Park Campground

Very beautiful, I have many great memories here.

The Breaks Interstate Park is located in both KY and VA in the rugged Appalachian Mts. Stunning views abound in this somewhat remote campground. There are 4 different loops. We stayed in Loop C because they all have full hookup. I do not recommend Loop D because all of the hookups will be on the wrong side of most rigs. Sites vary considerably on size so make sure you check the size of the site before booking. Most are spaced well apart and are mostly shaded. Some are pull thru and some are back in. This campground was very quiet while we were there in late September. Surprisingly it was only about half full. It gets very dark here at night, so its great if you are like us and like that.
There is a large pool, but it was already closed for the season. They have a small lake that you can fish in (VA or KY fishing licence required) and they have paddle boats that you can rent. We tried to ride our bikes but the terrain is very hilly and we about died trying to go up some of the hills. Some drivers also drive a little too fast on the roads in the park so beware if you try to bike or are walking. On our ride we saw several very friendly deer.
Make sure to check out the many overlooks in the park. They offer amazing views.
The staff here was very friendly and helpful. The only negative to this campground may be the drive to get here. Regardless if you are coming from VA or KY the road getting to the park is two lanes of windy and twisting turns for quite a while. Its doable, but just take your time and check out your route on google streetview first. We camped with some family coming from TN and they ended up being sent on an almost one lane road.
We will definitely be coming back here again!

Beautiful large campground ample wooded sites. We were in the B loop. Many options to hike in the campground. Be bear aware.

Breaks is a massive park with a very large campground that spans 4 spread out sections. It has a great mix of FHU and primitive camping available. Pricing is excellent starting at around $20 for primitive to $30 for FHU. Cell coverage is there but depending on where you are it may be 4 bars or 1, YMMV. We were in site D114 on the D loop and it varied from 3 to 1 bar for Verizon depending on where you were in the loop. Ours averaged 2 which was good for our hotspot and making calls. OTA TV was 4 Kentucky Educational TV channels but they were spot on clear, very good picture. Site D114 was above a water maceration plant that made a bit of noise but we didn't mind. If you are sensitive to hums be mindful of that. It wasn't distracting to us at all. Take some time to explore the area, about a 20 minute ride are a few areas where you can view elk, deer and bear. The elk viewing area is down a very rough road so be mindful of the vehicle you are in, trucks no problem. Low riding sedan, may want to do the elk tour which basically takes you to the same places. Firewood is cheaper than locally at $6 so just buy it there. The camp store is small but has everything you'll need. The visitors center has a great display of local animals (all stuffed) and it has WIFI although I didn't log in so I can't comment on the connection. Its there if you need wifi for anything. Grocery/gas/restaurants are about 30 minutes away. The bathhouse in loop D is nice considering its a state park. It was clean everyday and had hot water and good pressure, what else can you ask for. That said, hooks on the walls would be nice to hang your towels/clothes on. Getting up the mountain can be a challenge if you have a big rig, be mindful of sharp switchbacks and use your gears to effect. Overall I give Breaks high marks for scenery, accommodations as a state park and local sites to see. If you are into geocaching then you'll be surprised by the amount of caches in the area, more than you could possibly do in a long weekend.

Our second time staying in the Breaks Interstate Park and we’ve had a blast both times. Most campsites are tucked against the woods and offer plenty of shade. Both spots we stayed in (one in A, one in C) required us to use all our leveling blocks. Some sites are more level than others.

We hiked several trails in the park and they are very easy and beautiful. We loved the trail to the creek and overlook right beside campground B and the trail that leads around the lake to the amphitheater. Easy enough that anyone could make it.

Did a short trip and stayed one night on A loop. It was quiet, though a bit hot in the afternoon. Decent camp store for necessities but not much else. We didn't have time to enjoy the hiking trails but maybe next time.

Great family campground. Site 38 is next to the washroom which has some kind of pump that sounded like a pressure washer and would start up any time day or night.
The site was also at the beginning of the loop and there were a ton of cars driving by just looking at the campsites. It seemed strange.

This park is a hidden gem. Hiking trails have the best cliff views. We stayed in A61 and ATT has no cell signal. Loop B and C had the best ATT signal but loop B has a lot of children because of the playground. We loved our spot but would camp in loop C next time. Lots of dogs and very friendly staff. If staying in loop A, stay away from 35-42 and 48-65 because the pump from the bathhouse sounds like a constant generator. The road coming in to the park is extremely winding for about 30 minutes, would be difficult with a long trailer. It was doable for our truck camper.

This is a beautiful place to stay in a beautiful part of the country. Be sure to get to the State Line Overlook! We planned on staying 3 nights, but hurricane Delta came through, washing out the weekend, so we travelled on. Clean bathrooms and generally very quiet, even on a busy weekend. Good price for a large bundle of wood.

I picked this park based on its online pictures. It’s lovely! The park is a two mile loop, basically, so super easy to make your way around it. Though you can find strenuous hikes, most of the prime viewing spots are a short distance from the parking spots. Had pull-offs, a lodge with gift shop, too. There’s a little camp store with wood, and just about every last minute oh-I- forgot-that-item you could need. Will be back for sure. Really nice bathroom/shower house. All tile, heated, clean and cared for. Easy check in-out. I loved A 57, though my rig is very small. Some spots are close together but the higher numbers of A loop and C and D loops have ample space between spots. There are 4 loops and most on C and D have decent cell service even on Sprint. There are loops with playgrounds (and those littles wake up early and play!) but also plenty without if you are kid-free. ;) 15 minutes from a town. Free wifi at the lodge. It is GORGEOUS and I say this though it rained both days. I just suited up and had almost every spot to myself!