Family Owned and Operated

Serving the Charlottesville Area, Nelson County, Fluvanna County, and other surrounding localities

We specialize in sawing quality hardwood lumber for both wholesale and retail markets, as well as buying standing timber and hardwood logs.

We also offer a variety of sawmill byproducts, including mulch, sawdust, slabs, wood chips, and firewood.

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Retail Products

*Please Call for Pricing & Availability*

Raised Garden Bed Kits Raised Garden Bed Kits
Raised Garden Bed Kits
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Pre-Cut Natural, Chemical-Free Cedar and White Oak Kits

These hold up strong in the weather and won’t put anything in your soil that you don’t want in your food.

Charcuterie/Cutting Boards Charcuterie/Cutting Boards
Charcuterie/Cutting Boards
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Air Dried Walnut, Maple, and Cherry Boards

Select options with handles, hooks, and wood-burned designs

We also offer blanks for DIY boards.

Sawdust & Wood Chips
Sawdust & Wood Chips
$0.00

Must be delivered

5-90 yard quantities available (dump truck- live floor tractor trailer)

Seasoned Firewood Seasoned Firewood
Seasoned Firewood
$0.00

Mix of sizes and lengths for different needs

Available for pick-up or dump truck delivery

Fence Boards Fence Boards
Fence Boards
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1×6×16 Poplar, Red Oak, and White Oak Fence Boards

Available in any quantity or in bundles of 105 pieces

Custom Cut Lumber Custom Cut Lumber
Custom Cut Lumber
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Have a project in mind?

We do custom orders!

Let us know the species and dimensions you are looking for, and we will do our best to make it happen.

Mulch Mulch
Mulch
$0.00

Double Ground Oak Mulch

Available by the scoop in 5-90 yard quantities

Live Edge Slabs Live Edge Slabs
Live Edge Slabs
$0.00

Locally Sourced Walnut, Cherry, and Red Oak Slabs

Milled in the sawmill and stored in our air drying barn

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Treated Pine Round and Half-Rounds

Available in any quantity or in bundles

Our Story

The story of Campbell-Rodgers Lumber began long before our company was formed. In the 1960s, Harry D. Campbell founded Campbell Lumber Company, building a reputation for quality lumber, hard work, and strong relationships throughout the lumber industry. In 1979, Harry opened the North Garden location that remains at the heart of our story today. Over the years, Campbell Lumber Company grew and expanded to a total of four sawmill locations: North Garden, Appomattox, Dillwyn, and Natural Bridge. The North Garden mill became more than a place of business—it became home, a place his family was raised.

His daughter, Patty Campbell Rodgers grew up alongside the sawmill, where the lessons of hard work, family, and respect for the timber industry were learned not only in words, but through daily life. Years later, her son, Jack, would grow up here as well, continuing a connection to this place that now spans generations.

In 2020, Patty and her husband formed Campbell-Rodgers Lumber, carrying forward a legacy that began decades earlier. While much has changed over the years, our commitment remains the same: producing quality lumber, serving our customers with integrity, and honoring the industry that has provided for our family for generations.

For our family, this sawmill is more than a business—it is home. It is a place built on family, faith, hard work, and deep respect for the forest products industry. We are proud to continue the legacy that Harry D. Campbell began more than half a century ago, while building a foundation for future generations.

A man with a beard wearing a yellow T-shirt and a cap, standing next to a young boy in front of a large cut tree log at a lumber yard or sawmill. They are holding hands, surrounded by lumber and machinery.
A yellow CAT forklift carrying a load of wooden planks at a lumber yard.
A man with a mustache dressed in a red plaid shirt, blue jeans, and a backwards blue cap stands on a pile of cut logs outdoors with hills and trees in the background.

Our Personnel

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Patty Campbell Rodgers

Patty is the daughter of Harry D. Campbell, founder of Campbell Lumber Company, and was raised at the North Garden mill that she now helps to lead. Growing up surrounded by the lumber industry instilled in her a deep appreciation for hard work, family values, and respect for the land and timber that have sustained generations. In 2020, Patty and her husband, Jim, founded Campbell-Rodgers Lumber, continuing a legacy that began more than half a century ago. Today, Patty works alongside her son, Jack, at the mill. Jim continues to actively operate Rodgers Excavating, carrying on a tradition of his own after growing up in the excavating industry alongside his father. Together, their family remains deeply rooted in the industries and values that have shaped their lives for generations. For Patty, the mill is more than a business—it is home. It is a place filled with family memories, hard work, and a deep connection to an industry that has shaped her family’s story for decades. She is proud to continue the legacy her father began while working alongside the next generation.

A young woman with long hair in a braid, wearing a red sleeveless top, sitting at a wooden desk with a laptop decorated with various stickers, a water bottle, and papers, inside a rustic wooden room.
Stack of cut logs with visible tree rings on a light background.
A dog with blue eyes and a merle coat pattern lying on a wooden floor in front of a wooden door and a wooden wall.
A small curly-haired dog wearing a Virginia Tech football jersey sitting on a couch.
Man standing in front of a red and gray semi-truck, wearing sunglasses, a black T-shirt, and jeans, with clear blue sky in the background.
A man in work overalls and a baseball cap standing in front of cut logs, smiling, with one hand on a log and the other in his pocket.

Ricky

Jack

Jay

Erin

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Brenan & Roxy

Bobo

Frank

Rooted in Sustainability

We maximize the use of every log by turning byproducts into useful products such as mulch, sawdust, wood chips, slabs, and firewood, reducing waste whenever possible. Through responsible harvesting practices and good stewardship, we are committed to protecting the natural resources that support our industry and our community.

Three semi-trucks loaded with cut logs are parked on a dirt lot with a mountain and cloudy sky in the background. One person is standing near the logs on the right side.
A large logging truck carrying cut logs on a snowy ground with leafless trees in the background.
Various types of raw and processed lumber, including sawdust, stacked lumber, and timber, stored outdoors and indoors.

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