Nestled in the heart of West
Virginia, Cedar Creek State Park's 2,483 lush acres
are just 25 miles west of Interstate 79. This
pastoral setting of rolling hills and wide valleys
provides an ideal backdrop for a wide variety of
recreational opportunities from cycling to pleasant
family strolls.
One of the unique aspects of the
campground is the check-in station, a restored log
cabin that was formerly a Gilmer County historical
landmark. Further adding to the charming ambience of
the park, they erected a reconstructed one-room
schoolhouse as a tribute to the early years of
education. They faithfully restored the schoolhouse
restored complete with student desks, inkwells and a
potbellied stove. The park offers guided tours.
Swimming
The swimming pool is open
Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day 11 am to 6:45
pm.
Game courts
Miniature golf, tennis,
basketball, volleyball, croquet, and a softball
field are offered for a modest fee.
Fishing
The three lakes at Cedar Creek
are seasonally stocked fishing. Trout are stocked in
late winter and early spring, muskie in summer and
bass and catfish may be caught year-round.
Hiking
Fourteen miles of trails offer
guests a range of hiking experiences from leisure to
challenging. Hikes are an excellent opportunity to
observe the park's abundant wildlife.
Picnic Sites and Shelters
There are several picnic sites
and three reservable shelters throughout the park.
If not reserved the shelters are offered on a
first-come, first-served basis. Shelters 2 and 3 are
ADA compliant
Activity Building
An activity building is
reservable and great for family reunions. Call the
park office for rental rates. Our activity building
is ADA compliant
Other Recreational
Opportunities
Paddleboats can be rented for a
leisurely trek around the largest of the ponds. A
nature/recreation program is available for guests
from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day
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