Hungry Mother State Park

Beautiful place! We stayed in the off season- Mid January. It was in the 20's for most of the trip, single digits at night. We stayed in a Cabin. The cabin was very clean and kept up with. Trails were well managed and well marked. All staff we interacted with were very kind and helpful. We will definitely be back in warmer weather!

Wow we were so thrilled with this beautiful spot. It’s about 12 miles off the interstate but so worth it. We have an RV so we stayed at Pin Oak, at this time of year the station is unmanned but we knew our site number and drove right in. We had site 75 which was great, we had that section of the campground almost to ourselves and still had a water view! It was a very level site with full hookups, a fire ring and picnic table and a trash hook. There are dumpsters on the way into the campground and they recycle plastic and aluminum. There is a nice playground and a pavilion with lighting and a concrete ping pong table which was amazing! Bring your own equipment and play an evening game, this was so fun! We enjoyed hiking the pin oak lake trail but our dog came out with a tick so be sure to look yourself and pets over post hike.

Hungry Mother State Park is a beautiful and well-maintained destination for a relaxing getaway. My family and I camped here for a long weekend and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The fall foliage was stunning, creating a picturesque backdrop throughout the park. The facilities and campsites were clean, and the atmosphere was peaceful and quiet—perfect for a family retreat. Highly recommend for anyone looking to enjoy nature and unwind.

This is a unique state park in Virginia. The park has a beautiful Lake that offers recreational opportunities for electric boaters, paddleboarders, and kayakers. They also have a swimming area for families with very soft beach sand for kids to make sand castles or wherever their imagination takes them! Fishing opportunities are great. Park also offers hiking trails and several campgrounds for tent camping or RV camping with bathrooms, showers, and electric hookups. Camp sites have picnic tables and fire rings.

I was there for only a few hours at my husband's company picnic. It seems like a very nice park. Trails for hiking. Water toys to rent - canoes, kayaks (single, double or fishing) paddle boards, pedal boats, hydro bikes. Great spots to have a family picnic, some very large shelters with picnic tables, grills available. Rest rooms, building with kitchen area to rent for functions. I noted signs for geocaching. I'm sure I'm forgetting some things. I will be back to play and explore some more! 😊