Bishop Knob Campground

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About this campsite

Campground: Bishop Knob Campground. Operated by National Forest Service.

Location

Bishop Knob Campground•WV

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Weather Forecast

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THU🌧️

17° / 9°

💧 58%

FRI☀️

15° / 7°

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SAT☀️

15° / 6°

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SUN☁️

16° / 5°

💧 1%

MON🌦️

14° / 8°

💧 2%

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within 50km

4.4 km away

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