Natural Bridge / Lexington KOA Holiday

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About Natural Bridge / Lexington KOA Holiday

In the heart of the Shenandoah Valley, at the intersection of history, culture and natural beauty, you'll find Natural Bridge/Lexington KOA. It's surrounded by the Blue Ridge and Allegheny mountains and more than 58,000 acres of national forest, where hiking, fishing, kayaking and horseback riding abound. Visit the new Natural Bridge State Park or the unique drive-thru Virginia Safari Park. Relax at the campground in a quiet, wooded, rural setting in the foothills of the valley. Find all the comforts of home in one of the Deluxe Cabins - or try a beautiful Patio RV Site with its own private deck for a special camping experience. Stop by the convenience store and gift shop. Enjoy a family game of volleyball, giant checkers, basketball and planned activities or take a dip in the pool! Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 85 feet. Your hosts: the Conger family.

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