Camp
Creek State Park & State Forest
PO Box 119
2390 Camp Creek Road
Camp Creek, WV 25820
Phone: (304) 425-9481
Camp Creek State
Park is located in the southern part of West
Virginia, between Beckley and Princeton. From the
West Virginia turnpike, (I-77), take the Camp Creek
exit 20, onto US 19 south and follow the signs less
than one mile to the park access road. Remain on
this road for approximately 1.5 miles until you
enter Camp Creek State Park.
Camp Creek State
Park was formed from Camp Creek State Forest in
1987, when a tract of approximately 550 acres was
set aside to create this recreation area. Still
adjacent to the park lies Camp Creek State Forest.
Consisting of nearly 5,300 acres of forest land this
property is managed to demonstrate sound forest
management principles through the concept of
multiple-use. A hunter will find many species of
game including deer, native wild turkey, ruffed
grouse and a variety of small game. Camp Creek, from
which these areas take their name, is one of the
best stocked trout streams in the state and can
offer hours of fishing enjoyment.
The park is
situated just two miles off Interstate 77 at exit
20, Camp Creek State Park is an oasis for the
vacationer. Whether you choose the park as a
vacation site or a stop over on the way to another
destination, rest assured you will find exactly what
you are looking for. Surrounded by the breathtaking
mountains of southern West Virginia, Camp Creek
offers a chance to enjoy what state parks are all
about.
Picnicking:
Many
picnic areas are provided for guests. From groups of
two to 200, facilities are available to accommodate
any size of group. Picnic areas all contain tables,
fireplaces or grills, restroom facilities and
drinking water.
Five picnic
shelters are available for advance rental. Rentals
are based on a first-come, first-served basis and
can be rented the first day of each month for the
following year.
For reservations,
please contact the park during offices hours from 8
a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays or 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on
weekends from Memorial Day Weekend to Labor Day
weekend only.
Trails: Several
scenic trails are found on the park and the adjacent
state forest. Trails are open to hikers, mountain
bikers, and some are open for equestrian use.
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