Free Camping - Lower Glady Dispersed Camping Area, Monongahela NF, WV

Lower Glady Dispersed Camping Area is a free boondocking and primitive camping location in West Virginia. in this video, we visit the Lower Glady Dispersed Camping Area within the Monongahela National Forest, WV. This free 14-day dispersed camping area has 14 designated camping sites along the Glady Fork of the Cheat River. The scenic river is stocked with trout. In addition, the dispersed camping area is within walking distance of the Mylius Trailhead (TR 128) which provides access to the Otter Creek Wilderness. There is no AT&T or Verizon cellular service at this location. Grid coordinates for this free camping location are as follows: 38.964, -79.6069
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[@toddbrunermer5971]

Lots of memories there. We used to drive across the bridge instead of turning left. Camped just past the bridge on the right side with our pop up campers. We'd spend a week there during May. Thanks for the video. It brought back lots of memories and good times. After watching this, pretty sure we can get our 32 foot TT there without too much problems.

[@LivingOurDreamNow]

Thanks for sharing Todd. These West Virginia videos have been our most watched videos.

[@davidbodie544]

In my younger days I did a lot of backpacking in WV. Now that I’m considering getting an adventure van, I really appreciate your vids on dispersed camping in WV. However, seeing those trashed fire rings makes me want to take some big trash bags to clean up some of the litter.

[@LivingOurDreamNow]

That is awesome!

[@mikeberry2135]

Love your videos of dispersed camping sites in West Virginia! I’m leaving from PA this Friday to do some pickup truck camping and will be trying a couple of the places you’ve shown on your videos. I wouldn’t have even known about some of them if you hadn’t have been so kind to share! Thanks again!

[@LivingOurDreamNow]

Have fun! Thank you for watching and thank you for the feedback. Much appreciated.

[@bobreeder6738]

Thanks for the video. I have watched it about a dozen times before we went there this past week. What a great place . Went mon - friday not many people there. So many great sites. There are even more not mentioned around each bridge crossing the Gandy creek. You missed a few nice ones. One by a bridge with a nice rock formation/bridge type thing and the one we stayed at you kind of peaked at through the tree's in the beginning of the video. This site was truly perfect. Thanks again and we hope to go back some day and tent camp or backpack. We took a pop up this time.

[@LivingOurDreamNow]

Irene - Thank you for this detailed feedback. We love hearing from folks that have camped in areas we have highlighted with our videos. Our social media contact information is in our KZbin Banner. We would love to see some of your photos from this camping trip. Thanks! Lou

[@StandAloneAdventures]

Yet another beautiful place, thanks again!!

[@LivingOurDreamNow]

Thanks for watching Frank! Lou

[@BlueSpirit.]

Thanks!

[@LivingOurDreamNow]

Hope you subscribed. Thanks for watching! Lou

[@daviscrt]

thank you. looks great

[@pjdemario1328]

Great info...Going to have to check it out soon. Thank you!

[@Michaelw777.52]

Nice, long, lovingly done video. Thanks.

[@LivingOurDreamNow]

Appreciate the kind feedback. Thanks for watching!

[@overlandadventures6763]

Another great video. Thanks

[@cslay06]

Thanks Lou! This is great once again. On Google Earth, it looks like this forest road simply peters out with no potential place to turn around, especially with a 25' TT in tow. Would you agree? BTW, I love your style of videos .. . simplistic, to the point and informative. Keep em coming! Hope you enjoying the warmth in Texas or wherever you guys are now!

[@LivingOurDreamNow]

There is a turnaround at the very end of the last camping area I show in the video. Thanks for watching! Lou

[@misslindalou6479]

First of your videos for me. Plan to watch more. You mention talking to various people... would you consider filming a question or conversation with some of them?

[@LivingOurDreamNow]

Hi Miss Lindalou. Welcome to our Channel. You are welcome to Instant Message me on Facebook to discuss. Your feedback is much appreciated. Lou

[@shanehaines2566]

Is there a place to go real dispersed camping close? If I can see other campers I’m not dispersed enough

[@LivingOurDreamNow]

Check out my Abes Run Road video. The campsite was so sweet, my son and I tent camped from our truck there. Made a second video there which shows additional information on this remote dispersed camping location (Free Tent Camping at Dispersed Campsites in the National Forest). North of West Virginia in both the Forbes State Forest and Michaux State Forest in PA there are lots of remote campsites. I have playlists for both forests on my KZbin Channel. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching! Lou

[@richkeegan1264]

Can you camp in the winter there

[@LivingOurDreamNow]

Not many folks would want to camp in this area of West Virginia during the winter. With that said, I don't know the answer to your question. Spring, Summer, and Fall, I know this area is open.