A Place Rich in History
Meadow Creek Valley boasts a rich history shaped by industry and community. Moses Gwinn was the first owner, later joined by William Gwinn, who acquired the western half of the valley.
The construction of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad in 1875, followed by the Sewell Valley Railroad, transformed Meadow Creek into a bustling terminal supporting the hardwood lumber industry.
The town thrived with businesses like the Sewell Valley Bank, a general store, and community landmarks such as the Baptist Church and a locally powered water and electric system.
Today, with the entrepreneurial spirit of the local residents and the connection to the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve, The Meadows continues to remain as a testament to this historic town.
Our RV Sites
Full RV Hook Ups
We have 65'x35' Pull through and Back-in RV Spaces. There is a small grass lawn with each site.
AMP Service at Each Site
We offer 20/30/50 AMP SVC at each site.
Free Water & Sewer
We want you to feel at home. That's why our water and sewer services are free for our guests.
Our Site Map
Choose from one of our 24 full-hookup RV sites with wide open space and easy access to the main road. Enjoy amenities including a campfire and 2 large pavilions all set against the backdrop of our historic location.
Ready to Book?
Book your stay today and experience a tranquility and relaxation in the heart of West Virginia.