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Virginia campgrounds: how hard are they to book?

We track 18 reservable Virginia campgrounds on Recreation.gov. Across the 2 measured so far, an average of 77% of weekend (Friday and Saturday night) site-nights in the next 90 days are already reserved, and 1 rate Hard or Very hard. The toughest right now is North Bend Park.

CampgroundDifficultyWeekends bookedOpen dates (30d)
North Bend Park
John H. Kerr Dam and Reservoir		Hard82%22
Big Meadows Campground - Shenandoah (Va)
Shenandoah National Park		Moderate72%24
Loft Mountain Campground
Shenandoah National Park		Not measured yetn/an/a
Sherando Lake Recreation Area Family Camping
George Washington & Jefferson National Forest		Not measured yetn/an/a
Rudds Creek Rec. Area
John H. Kerr Dam and Reservoir		Not measured yetn/an/a
Goose Point
Philpott Lake		Not measured yetn/an/a
Wilderness Road Campground
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park		Not measured yetn/an/a
Oak Ridge Campground
Prince William Forest Park		Not measured yetn/an/a
Mathews Arm Campground
Shenandoah National Park		Not measured yetn/an/a
Longwood Park
John H. Kerr Dam and Reservoir		Not measured yetn/an/a
Salthouse Branch
Philpott Lake		Not measured yetn/an/a
Stony Fork Campground
George Washington & Jefferson National Forest		Not measured yetn/an/a
Cave Mountain Lake Family Camp
George Washington & Jefferson National Forest		Not measured yetn/an/a
Peaks of Otter Campground
Blue Ridge Parkway		Not measured yetn/an/a
Rocky Knob Campground
Blue Ridge Parkway		Not measured yetn/an/a
Bolar Mountain Recreation Area
George Washington & Jefferson National Forest		Not measured yetn/an/a
Horseshoe Point
Philpott Lake		Not measured yetn/an/a
Otter Creek Campground
Blue Ridge Parkway		Not measured yetn/an/a

Sorted by difficulty score. Snapshot data; history accumulates daily. Methodology.