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Parks In The Three Rivers Region Of Southern West Virginia
One of the great things about a visit to West Virginia is the abundance of parks. Full of mountains, rivers, and lakes, the Three Rivers Region is truly mother nature’s playground.
And we’ve laid it our for everyone to enjoy. Below, you’ll find listings of all the state and national parks in our area…
Bluestone National Scenic River c/o National Park Service Headquarters
A 10.5 mile section of the Bluestone River in Southern West Virginia. For more information contact the Sandstone Falls Vistors Center at 304-466-0417
Bluestone Wildlife Management Area
Primitive camping area with over 300 sites. Hunting, fishing, hiking on 17,632 acres. Adjacent to Bluestone Lake. One rustic pavilion and stables.
Bluestone State Park
Encompassing more then 2100 acres of rugged, heavily forested, mountainous terrain. Bluestone State Park provides a wide variety of water-oriented activities for guests and residents of southern WV. Just 5 miles south of Hinton, Bluestone offers 26 fully eqipped modern cabins, a campground, hiking, fishing, swimming and more. Adjacent to Bluestone Lake, the state's third largest body of water.
Wildwater Express Waterslide / City Side-Track Park
267 feet of wild, splashing fun! Near Hinton's National Historic District. Volleyball, basketball courts and picnic tables. Private parties available. Open Memorial Day through August.
New River Gorge National River / Sandstone Visitors Center
Features map of the entire New River watershed on the lobby floor, exhibits, picnic tables, vidoe program and beautiful views. Open year-round 9 to 5.
Pipestem Resort State Park
This year round park has close to 600,000 visitors annually. Facilities include two lodges, 26 fully equipped cabins, camping, golfing, restaurants, gift shops, aerial trip, swimming pools, tennis, nature programs, horseback riding and much, much more.