North Rivers Edge Luxury Camping
Quick Facts
Why Augusta & the Hampshire Highlands
Augusta sits in Hampshire County, West Virginia’s oldest county, established in 1754 and home to the historic town of Romney, the state’s oldest chartered town. The wider Hampshire Highlands offer the Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad through wide river valleys, historic Capon Springs & Farms, and quiet backroads winding through the Eastern Panhandle’s Potomac Highlands.
North Rivers Edge is a genuinely five-star-hotel-caliber glamping property with a host, William, who reviewers describe as the most responsive they’ve ever encountered — a strong pick for a honeymoon or mini-moon, with several reviewers specifically booking it for exactly that.
What Makes It Special
- Location: Augusta, in Hampshire County
- Setting: Five-star-hotel-caliber, genuinely responsive hosting
- Site type: A-frame cabins
- Amenities: Eight-inch mattresses, dedicated amenities room with games and coffee, custom-scented interiors
- Recreation: Hiking and wildlife viewing
Pro Tips for Booking
Book this for a honeymoon or mini-moon. Several reviewers specifically chose it for exactly that occasion.
Ride the Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad. It winds through wide valleys and open farmland, a genuine Hampshire County highlight.
Explore historic Romney. West Virginia’s oldest chartered town is a short drive away, with a walkable downtown and historic sites.
What to Do Around Here
- Relaxing in the dedicated amenities room with games and coffee
- The Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad, through the Hampshire Highlands
- Historic Romney, West Virginia’s oldest chartered town
- Capon Springs & Farms, a historic resort nearby
- Wildlife viewing throughout the quiet countryside
