Stokesville Campground near Madison, Virginia
Madison,Virginia
38.35414, -79.15028
48.4 miles W of Madison, Virginia
GPS: 38°21'14.9"N 79°9'1.0"W
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State: Virginia

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  2. Travel & camp on durable surfaces
  3. Dispose of waste properly
  4. Leave what you find
  5. Minimize campfire impacts
  6. Respect wildlife
  7. Be considerate of other visitors

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From Madison, Virginia

  1. Head southwest on US-29 BUS S/S Main St toward Church St (0.9 mi)
  2. US-29 BUS S/S Main St turns slightly right and becomes US-29 S (8.1 mi)
  3. Turn right onto State Rte 609 (3.9 mi)
  4. Turn right onto US-33 W/Spotswood Trail (28.0 mi)
  5. Turn left onto VA-276 S (0.2 mi)
  6. Continue straight to stay on VA-276 S (4.4 mi)
  7. Turn right onto State Rte 682 (3.7 mi)
  8. Turn left onto State Rte 867 (0.5 mi)
  9. Turn right onto State Rte 867/N River Rd (1.4 mi)
  10. Turn left onto S Main St (0.3 mi)
  11. Turn right onto State Rte 727/Airport Rd (2.9 mi)
  12. Turn left onto VA-42 S (3.1 mi)
  13. Turn right onto State Rte 747 (1.0 mi)
  14. State Rte 747 turns left and becomes State Rte 613 (0.4 mi)
  15. Continue onto State Rte 747 (2.3 mi)
  16. Turn left to stay on State Rte 747 (3.2 mi)
  17. Continue onto State Rte 730 (1.0 mi)
  18. Turn left onto State Rte 730/State Rte 763
    Destination will be on the left
    (0.2 mi)
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