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A Water Lover's Paradise
Camp Holly is surrounded by water. Situated between the streams and stocked fishing lake you have a dozen of sites to choose from.
The following are a short walk with no vehicle access, and a short walk to the bathhouse or camp store.
Site #13 - Pondside Fishermens wooden tent platform. Catfish all night
Site #14-#17 - Confluence tent sites
These sites you can drive a small AWD vehicle to, has an outhouse, and a short walk to the bathhouse or camp store.
Site #18 - Group Camping. For more people at once.
Site #20-#21 - Hammock Hostel for hammocks only. Pick two trees.
Site #30 -#31 - Lovers Lane tent sites farthest from Camp.
Site #32 - Is our VIP overlook site with 15' round wood tent platform.
Try and come in during daylight hours and check out our camp map for more details.
Pondside Cabin, Sleepin' Porch, and Streamside Tentsites
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Fishing
We have a stocked fishin’ pond with trout, bass, catfish, and all the bluegill you could catch in a day. Fishing passes are cheaper than a WV fishing license, and odds are good.
Tent Camping in Fisherman’s Village
Confluence
We are bordered by Grassy Creek on one side and Holly River on the other with a 3 acre fishing pond between the two. Have a fire, listen to the water flow, and enjoy all nature has to offer.
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Conflence camping information.
Camping at the confluence is about a five minute walk from the bathhouse, camp store, and parking. You may borrow our wagon to cart your gear to your site. Each site has its own access from the pond. Each site has a fire ring, and everyone shares a picnic table at the confluence. Well behaved, leashed pets are welcome as long as the owners clean up after them. Sites are best suited for two-four people with tents smaller than 8x10. Sites are a few feet from the water. Site #17 is a bit larger and closer to the pond. There is an awesome swimming hole at the confluence. Sleep between the pond and the river on the back side of camp, or stay up all night fishing in the pond. The confluence is one of the special places on the property.
We have two tent platforms for those that dont want to sleep on the ground. One is round and overlooking the camp, the other is right by the pond.
respect the land and the people who built what we hve
locally sourced materials and labor
We sustainably select the right trees to cut and mill to provide the lumber for improvements at Camp Holly. Under direction from our neighbor and resident Hall of Fame Woodchopper, Lil Bill Cogar, we are working hard to build this beautiful masterpiece between the river and the pond.
Keep an eye out for more improvements in 2025 (like additional shelter options) hand crafted using true Appalachian inginuety and handywork.
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Lovers Lane Backcountry Tent Sites
Hammock Hostel and Gypsy Group Sites
Communal Carvan Campin’
Our group camp site is on the river next to the Hammock Hostel. Conveniently located near the outhouse, but only about a five minute walk to the camp store and bath house. 4-wheel drive is required drive directly to the sites, but we can help you tractor your gear to the site, if you ask. There is a large fire pit in the middle and one in each site. A common picnic table is shared in the space, as is the beach and swimming area during higher water. This is a great place for larger sized groups of friends to all camp together. Riverside relaxin’ amongst the trees and ferns. Adjacent to the Gypsy Group sites is the Hammock Hostel. Camping in the hostel is a great way to camp out for the least amount of money: only $10 on weekdays.You get two trees of your choosing and a communal fire pit and picnic table. Hang out, have a party, swim in the river, sleep in your tent or hammock.
Lovers’ Lane
Named because there is a heart shape on a tree in the back, the secluded sites are for lovers or just friends. About an 7 minute walk from our bathhouse and bait shop over two hills leads you back to farthest point in camp along the Holly River. With a swimming hole, and undercut rock you can relax outside of the wifi zone listening to the water. An outhouse is just a short walk down the trail, and you are on a dead end trail unless you care to bushwhack uphill to connect to the hiking path. This space is suitable for two people and a smaller 6x8ish tent. There are two campsites along the trail, each with a fire pit. Some vehicles have dared entering in good weather.
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