Camp at Devil’s Backbone Basecamp

Roseland, Virginia

5.0/5

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This is luxury camping.

This place has it all : a bomb fire pit, live music, distillery, restaurant, 48 taps, mountain views, and more! Not to mention, it’s in a great location for exploring. It’s close to tons of breweries, wineries, and cideries, it’s just a few miles from the Appalachian trail, and close to Shenandoah National Park.

My husband and I camped here for a weekend getaway May 2019. We had such a good time. The views were awesome: lush green trees and mountains all around. The people were friendly. The beer was tasty; they even had the wonderful Bold Rock Cider on tap. And the campground bathrooms were clean. I cannot wait to get back to this place.

https://www.dbbrewingcompany.com/location/basecamp/

200 Mosbys Run, Roseland, VA 22967

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Camp at Devil’s Backbone Basecamp Reviews

Stephen Catalano

Camp at Devil’s Backbone Basecamp

08/09/20

DBB is an awesome brewery with awesome people. They're environmentally conscious and I love swinging through whenever possible. Highly recommend staying here for an overnight. Bring a bike, too, because the cycling in this area is phenomenal.

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