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West Virginia has almost fifty state parks and forests! Find the park for you based off our filters for activity type, region or lodging option.

With more than 1,500 campsites at 27 different state parks and forests, there’s a camping experience for everyone. Be surrounded by forest views with tent camping at Audra State Park or Coopers Rock State Forest or hook up the RV at and relax lakeside at Beech Fork State Park.

There are endless ways to enjoy West Virginia State Parks, from fishing and boating to camping and biking. Discover your next adventure today!

Route 60 winds 180-miles across West Virginia’s midsection, offering a drive filled with fabulous vistas, world-class rafting, outdoor fun, art and artisan treasures pioneer history. It passes right by Hawks Nest State Park and has many roadside attractions you can’t miss!

With more than 1,500 campsites to choose from, West Virginia’s state parks and forests have something for everyone. Get close to nature with tent camping at Audra State Park or Coopers Rock State Forest. For something a little different or …

Located in Tucker County, WV, Blackwater Falls State Park features many outdoor recreational opportunities including hiking, camping and more.

Kanawha State Forest has multiple hiking options for their first day hike. Earn your West Virginia First Day hiking patch by joining the park naturalists

With more than 350 cabins to choose from, West Virginia’s state parks and forests offer endless opportunities for you and your family to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and reconnect with what matters most, all surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty.

The oldest state forest in West Virginia, Seneca borders the beautiful Greenbrier River. Visitors can enjoy tent camping or staying in a rustic cabin.