We pulled into Stony Fork about 11 AM on a Sunday and had no problem finding a site. Since not all sites have water hookups, we backed into a site with a water faucet to fill our fresh water tank. We then continued on around the loop again and settled on site 11 - a little more open than most. It's a site with electric-only hookup and allows for satellite TV reception.

Date of visit: Oct 2015

There is one pull-through site, number 7, situated alongside one of the streams.

Sites 5 and 3 are among those sites without hookups - too bad, for they're among the nicest sites, bright and sunny.

Site 49.

There are several of these bridges on the campground loop road, designed to not wash away in a flash flood. Just narely visible beyond the bridge is site 47.

Sites 40 and 38.

Site 33.

Site 24 is beside a small grassy hillside.

Sites 18 and 17.

There are four of these small, clean bathhouses in the campground. They are heated and offer free hot showers.

Smokey's Retreat is a well-equipped two-room cabin that can be rented for $65 a night or $375 per week.

There's a one-mile nature trail that loops out from the campground. About halfway along it, it connects to the 5-mile Seven Sisters Trail.

Wouldn't it be interesting to know the history behind this old foundation located beside the trail?

A rather fascinating "tumor" we found on a tree. It was about three feet high.

Amenities

50 sites:

16 - No hookups, $12

23 - Electric (30A) only, $18

11 - Water/Electric (30A), $22

$6 discount with Golden Age Pass

Dump station available

Verizon 4G service

Coord: 37.00935 N, 81.18393 W

Elevation: 2360'