Unique Places to Stay

At West Virginia State Parks, we offer accommodations for every traveler – including those looking to cross an otherworldly stay off their bucket list. Whether you dream of spending the night at a higher elevation (3,445 feet above sea level) to get the perfect view of a starry night sky, or are looking to experience the way locals lived in the early 1900s.

Cass Company Houses

Mountain train rides, rich history, what could be better than a stay at Cass Scenic Railroad State Park? This historic park offers guests the option to reserve old-fashioned company houses from the early 1900’s.

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Tomlinson Run Yurts

Looking to take your camping trip to the next level? Book a stay in one of Tomlinson Run State Park’s famous yurts. These yurts come equipped with all you’ll need for a convenient and cozy camping trip.

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Thorny Mountain Fire Tower

Located above dense forest, the Thorny Mountain Fire Tower offers 360 views you’ll never forget. Located in the heart of Seneca State Forest, guests can reserve an exclusive overnight in this 1935 restored fire tower.

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The Old Inn

The first lodge in the West Virginia State Parks System, the Old Inn at Cacapon Resort State Park is a unique, 12-room log structure surrounded by beautiful scenery and overlooks the parks 18-hole champion golf course. An ideal location for a family reunion, company retreat or special event.

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Ranger Outpost Cabin

Accessed via a 3.3-mile hike into the forest, the Ranger Outpost Cabin at Camp Creek State Park and Forest is a one-of-a-kind cabin and the ultimate secluded, mountain escape. Beautiful views and outdoor adventures await at Camp Creek State Park and Forest.

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Primitive Outpost Cabin

Located on top of Big Ridge Mountain near the historic Lost River Fire Tower, the Primitive Outpost Cabin at Lost River is perfect for anyone looking for a remote cabin getaway. The Primitive Outpost Cabin is a pack in pack out style cabin with approximately a two-mile hike to the cabin. 

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Tentrr Campsites

If you enjoy the experience of tent camping but don’t want the added work of setting up a tent — or perhaps you just want something a little more upscale, discover Tentrr campsites at Blackwater Falls State Park, Cacapon Resort State Park, Coopers Rock State Forest, Hawks Nest State Park and Lost River State Park. Each site includes a pre-set canvas tent on its own wooden deck platform, a queen-size memory foam mattress, solar shower, and more. When on the reservation page, click ‘Camping’ and the date you would like to reserve a Tentrr campsite. If a site is available on your dates you’ll see the park name and Tentrr, then click View Sites for details. Tentrr options, like other overnight accommodation options, are only visible if a site(s) are available for reservation. 

[Note: If the reservation page happens to default to another park, find ‘Change Destination’ at the top of the page, and then click the park name and the tab titled ‘Camping’.  If a Tentree site is available to rent, it will show; if all sites are rented or not available on the dates you select, try another date. Sites only are listed if there is a site available to rent.]