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Introduction

Cedar Creek State Park: A Perfect Spot for RV Camping and Outdoor Adventures

Cedar Creek State Park, nestled in the heart of West Virginia, is a favorite destination for RV campers and nature lovers alike. With its rich history, unique natural features, and a wide range of recreational activities, it’s no wonder that this park attracts thousands of visitors every year.

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Transportation

  • Driving/Transportation

Getting to Cedar Creek State Park

Transportation and Access

Visiting Cedar Creek State Park is easy with several transportation options available for private vehicle travel. The park has multiple entrances each with its own parking area and visitors can access the park from different directions.

If you’re traveling by RV it’s important to note that there are restrictions on rig sizes. The maximum length for RVs is 40 feet and there are specific campsites designated for larger rigs. Be sure to check the park’s website for more information on RV size restrictions and campsite availability.

Once you’ve arrived at the park you can explore the various trails and recreational areas on foot or by bike. The park also offers shuttle services during peak season so you can easily get around without having to worry about parking.

  • Parking area

RV parking is available at the park with designated RV parking areas throughout. However overnight parking is only permitted in designated campsites. Camping with an RV can be a great way to explore the park and using alternative transportation methods such as biking or walking can enhance the experience.

  • Public Transportation

Cedar Creek State Park offers several transportation options for visitors including walking paths and shuttle buses. These can be a convenient way to get around the park and explore its many attractions without having to drive. The shuttle buses run on a regular schedule and the walking paths are well-marked and easy to navigate.

Top Campsites in Cedar Creek State Park

  • Reservations camping

The top 4 campsites near Cedar Creek State Park that require reservations are

Pipestem Resort State Park Campground

This campground is located just 17 miles away from Cedar Creek State Park and offers 82 sites with electrical hookups water and a dump station. Guests can enjoy activities like hiking biking and fishing. The campground is pet-friendly and open from April to October. RVs and trailers up to 40 feet are permitted.

Chief Logan State Park Campground

Located about 20 miles from Cedar Creek State Park this campground has 26 sites with electric and water hookups. Guests can enjoy hiking fishing and swimming in the park’s pool. The campground is pet-friendly and open from April to October. RVs and trailers up to 34 feet are allowed.

Twin Falls Resort State Park Campground

This campground is around 25 miles away from Cedar Creek State Park and features 50 sites with electric and water hookups. Visitors can enjoy hiking golfing and exploring the park’s scenic beauty. The campground is pet-friendly and open from April to October. RVs and trailers up to 36 feet are permitted.

Beaver Creek Campground

Situated about 12 miles from Cedar Creek State Park this campground offers 30 sites with electric hookups. Guests can enjoy fishing hiking and wildlife watching. The campground is pet-friendly and open from April to October. RVs and trailers up to 30 feet are allowed.

  • First-come first-served

If you’re looking for first-come-first-served camping options in Cedar Creek State Park consider these 3 campgrounds

Hilltop Campground

This campground has 20 sites available on a first-come-first-served basis. It’s open from April to October and can accommodate RVs and trailers up to 26 feet. Pets are welcome and there are no hookups at this campground.

Riverside Campground

With 22 sites this campground is also available on a first-come-first-served basis. It’s open from April to October and can accommodate RVs and trailers up to 26 feet. Pets are welcome and there are no hookups at this campground.

Laurel Run Campground

This campground has 18 sites available on a first-come-first-served basis. It’s open from April to October and can accommodate RVs and trailers up to 26 feet. Pets are welcome and there are no hookups at this campground.

  • Alternate camping

If the campgrounds inside Cedar Creek State Park are full RV renters can explore these alternative camping options nearby

Private Campgrounds

There are several private campgrounds near Cedar Creek State Park such as Four Seasons Family Campground and New River Junction Campground. These campgrounds offer various amenities including full hookups Wi-Fi and recreational facilities.

Backcountry Camping

For a more rustic experience backcountry camping is available in the nearby New River Gorge National River area. Permits are required and campers must follow Leave No Trace principles.

  • General activities

Hiking Trails

Cedar Creek State Park boasts over 20 miles of scenic hiking trails ranging from easy to challenging that wind through the park’s lush forests and rolling hills. The most popular trail is the Cedar Creek Trail which follows the creek for over 4 miles and offers breathtaking views of the park’s natural beauty. The trailhead can be found near the park’s entrance making it easily accessible for RV campers.

Fishing

The park’s 3 550-acre lake is a fisherman’s paradise stocked with a variety of fish including largemouth bass crappie and catfish. Anglers can fish from the shore or rent a boat from the park’s marina. The lake’s tranquil waters and stunning scenery make for a relaxing day of fishing.

Biking

The park’s hiking trails are also popular among mountain bikers who enjoy the challenging terrain and scenic views. The park’s 10-mile bike trail offers a mix of easy and challenging sections making it suitable for riders of all skill levels. The trailhead can be found near the park’s campground.

Swimming

The park’s swimming beach is a popular spot for RV campers looking to cool off during the summer months. The sandy beach offers plenty of space for sunbathing and picnicking and the crystal-clear waters are perfect for swimming and splashing around. The beach is located near the park’s marina.

Camping

Cedar Creek State Park offers over 100 campsites for RV campers complete with electric and water hookups picnic tables and fire rings. The park’s campground is located near the lake and offers easy access to all of the park’s recreational activities.

  • Alternative activities

Alternative Activities

Cedar Creek State Park also offers a variety of activities for RV campers who prefer a more leisurely pace. Here are some of the top alternative activities

Sightseeing

The park’s scenic overlooks offer stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The most popular overlook is the Pioneer Overlook which can be accessed via a short hiking trail.

Nature Watching

The park is home to a variety of wildlife including white-tailed deer raccoons and birds. Visitors can take a guided nature walk or explore the park’s trails on their own to spot some of the local wildlife.

Instagram-Worthy Photo Opportunities

The park’s picturesque scenery makes it a popular spot for photographers. Some of the top photo opportunities include the park’s covered bridges the lake at sunset and the park’s many waterfalls.

Picnicking

The park’s picnic areas offer a peaceful setting for a leisurely lunch or dinner. Many of the picnic areas offer grills and picnic tables making it easy to enjoy a meal outdoors.

Season-specific experiences in Cedar Creek State Park

  • Spring activities

When the snow melts and the flowers bloom Cedar Creek State Park comes alive with activity. RV campers flock to the park for its scenic beauty and outdoor recreation. Here are five popular spring activities that draw in visitors

Hiking

Cedar Creek State Park offers over 20 miles of hiking trails that wind through forests meadows and streams. The trails range from easy to difficult so there’s something for everyone. The most popular hike in the spring is the Cedar Creek Gorge Trail which offers stunning views of the park’s waterfalls.

Fishing

The park’s two lakes Cedar Creek Lake and Lee’s Pond are stocked with trout bass and bluegill. Anglers can fish from the shore or rent a boat from the park’s marina. The best fishing spot in the spring is the mouth of Cedar Creek where the fish gather to spawn.

Bird Watching

Cedar Creek State Park is home to over 150 species of birds including bald eagles ospreys and great blue herons. The park’s wetlands and forests provide ideal habitat for these birds and birdwatchers can spot them from the hiking trails or the park’s observation decks.

Historical Sites

The park is home to several historical sites including the remains of a 19th-century iron furnace and a log cabin built by early settlers. Visitors can take a self-guided tour of these sites and learn about the park’s rich history.

Wildflower Viewing

In the spring the park’s forests and meadows come alive with wildflowers including trillium violets and jack-in-the-pulpit. Visitors can take a guided wildflower walk or simply enjoy the beauty of the flowers from the hiking trails.

  • Summer activities

As the temperature rises and the days grow longer Cedar Creek State Park becomes a hub of summer activity. Here are five popular summer activities that draw in RV campers

Swimming

The park’s two lakes offer swimming beaches where visitors can cool off on hot summer days. Cedar Creek Lake has a designated swimming area with a sandy beach and lifeguards on duty. Lee’s Pond is a quieter spot perfect for a relaxing swim.

Boating

Visitors can rent paddle boats kayaks and canoes from the park’s marina and explore the park’s lakes and streams. The park also offers boat tours of Cedar Creek Gorge where visitors can learn about the park’s history and geology.

Mountain Biking

The park has over 10 miles of mountain biking trails that wind through forests and meadows. The trails range from easy to difficult so there’s something for every skill level. The most popular trail is the Cedar Creek Mountain Bike Trail which offers challenging climbs and thrilling descents.

Nature Programs

The park offers a variety of nature programs for visitors of all ages including guided hikes birdwatching walks and wildlife talks. These programs are led by park naturalists and are a great way to learn about the park’s plants and animals.

Camping

Cedar Creek State Park has over 100 campsites including RV sites with full hookups. Campers can enjoy the park’s amenities including picnic areas playgrounds and bathhouses. The park also offers group campsites for larger groups.

  • Fall activities

Fall is a beautiful time of year to visit Cedar Creek State Park and RV campers have plenty of recreational activities to enjoy. One popular activity is hiking the park’s many trails which offer stunning views of the changing leaves. The park’s most famous trail is the Cedar Creek Trail which winds through the forest and along the creek. Another must-see is the Pioneer Farmstead a historical landmark that offers a glimpse into life in the 1800s. Visitors can tour the log cabin barn and other buildings and learn about the tools and techniques used by early settlers. For those who enjoy fishing the park’s two lakes are stocked with trout bass and catfish. And no visit to Cedar Creek State Park would be complete without a stop at the annual Fall Festival which features live music food vendors and craft booths.

  • Winter activities

Winter is a magical time at Cedar Creek State Park and RV campers will find plenty of activities to keep them busy. One popular winter activity is snowshoeing which allows visitors to explore the park’s trails in a whole new way. The park’s rental shop offers snowshoes for rent and guided tours are available for those who are new to the sport. Another must-do is ice fishing on one of the park’s lakes. Anglers can expect to catch trout bass and catfish and the park’s heated fishing shelters make for a comfortable experience. For those who prefer to stay indoors the park’s nature center offers educational programs and exhibits on the local wildlife. And no visit to Cedar Creek State Park would be complete without a stop at the annual Winter Festival which features ice sculptures hot cocoa and holiday music.

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