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Beech Fork State Park

  
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5601 Long Branch Road
Barboursville, West Virginia 25504
Phone: 304 528-5794
Fax: 304 522-3298

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Beech Fork State Park was officially opened in the winter of 1979 and offers 3,144 acres of some of the best recreation experience in the southwestern section of West Virginia.

Beech Fork is located 12 miles south of Huntington and Barboursville and is just a short drive from Charleston, Cincinnati and Lexington.

Developed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the mid 1970's, Beech Fork Lake has owned up to its popularity for recreation boating, fishing and wildlife watching experiences.

Many varieties of migratory water fowl, neotropical songbirds, raptors, whitetail deer, fox, even an occasional passing black bear may be viewed while visiting the park. The early spring brings with it the welcome call of different species of frogs and toads.

Spring wildflowers are a common sight to hikers and those who look carefully as they walk or bicycle along the roads and trails. Fishing is one of the most common activities that visitors and overnight guests may enjoy.

The lake is known for largemouth and hybrid striped bass, catfish, walleye, saugeye (a cross of walleye and sauger), and bluegill.

A Fishing license is required and is available in the Camper's Corner store located in the Administration Building. The store is open for business March 15 through October 31.

Deluxe Cottages:: New to Beech Fork State Park are six deluxe vacation cottages overlooking the Beech Fork Lake. These luxurious cottages are open year-round and feature modern amenities such as heat and air conditioning, fireplaces, fully furnished living areas and kitchens, microwave, television, telephone, and grill, and offer the perfect setting for a restful vacation or retreat. The open trussed ceilings set these cottages aside from any other. Their unique layout allows for complete family fellowship or privacy. The large furnished deck may be the focal point for family gatherings or just a place to relax and watch a breathtaking sunset over the lake. Click Here for Bedding Arrangements in each Cabin and General Info

Camping: The 275 site, deluxe campground features four distinctly different areas. Approximately 80 sites are lake front campsites. Old Orchard, a 49-site full hookup campground is equipped with water, sewer and 20,30, or 50 amp electric service. It is open year-round. Moxley Branch, Four Coves, and Lakeview each are equipped with newly upgraded 20 or 30 amp electric service. All campgrounds have full service bathhouses and restroom facilities-complete with coin operated laundry. Each campsite contains a grill and picnic table. Reservations may be made in sections of Old Orchard and Moxley Branch. There is limited playground equipment in the campgrounds as well as mooring posts along the lake sites.

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Location Within the State:
Type: State Park
Season: March 15 through October 31.
Sites: Contact Campground
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Nearest Fishing: Contact Campground
RV's: Yes
Pets: Yes
Amenities: Activities, Pull-Thru Sites, Hot Showers, Bicycling, Laundry, Camp Store, Fishing, Playground, Hiking
Attractions: Contact Campground
Directions: Using Exit 11: (Hal Greer Blvd. Exit)--Take Rt. 10 south. Continue approximately 4 miles turn right onto Hughes Branch Road and follow to the end. (another 4 miles). Turn left and the park is about 2 miles straight ahead. (30 minutes)

Using Exit 8: (5th Street Exit)--Take Route 152 South for approximately 20 miles. Turn left onto Wilson Creek Road and continue about 8.2 miles until you enter the park. (40 minutes)

Using Exit 15: (29th Street Exit)--Take Route 60 East about 1 mile to Alt. Rt. 10. Take Alt. Rt. 10 South about 3 miles to Route 10 North. Continue on Route 10 North for less than a mile and turn left onto Hughes Branch Road and follow it to the end. Turn left and the park is about 2 miles straight ahead. (20 minutes)

Using Exit 20 (Mall Road Exit)--Take Route 60 West for about 5 miles. Turn left onto Alt. Rt. 10 South and go about 3 miles to Route 10 North. Continue on Route 10 North for less than a mile then turn left onto Hughes Branch Road and follow it to the end. Turn left and the park is about 2 miles straight ahead. (25 minutes)

From the Dam and Beech Fork Marina: Take Route 152 South about 12 miles to Wilson Creek Road. Turn left onto Wilson Creek Road about 8.2 miles into the park. (40 minutes). THERE ARE MANY DEER ALONG THESE ROAD-WAYS. PLEASE DRIVE SAFELY.

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