This Waterfall Park And Cabins In West Virginia Are An Enchanting Summer Sanctuary

If you've never visited Blackwater Falls State Park in West Virginia, it's probably already on your bucket list. If you have enjoyed the wonders at this spectacular waterfall park then you know that one day isn't nearly enough time to take it all in! Luckily you can spend the night at this amazing location so you have plenty of time to get your fill. The cabins at Blackwater Falls are a summer sanctuary you won't want to miss.

Blackwater Falls is a natural pride and joy of West Virginia. The 55-foot majestic falls are one of the most photographed landscapes in the state.

The falls are accessible by a series of staircases with viewing platforms along the way. No need to trek through the mud to get a front row seat to this natural wonder.

An up close and personal view of this chocolate waterfall is a sight worthy of plenty of attention. We could gaze at these cascades for hours.

While Blackwater Falls are the main attraction, Elakala Falls also within the park are not to be missed. Appearing like they've been ripped from the pages of a storybook, these falls are an enchanting side trip.

Don't forget to take the journey to Lindy Point and Pendleton Point Overlook. With views like these, you could soak in the sights all afternoon.

To really make the most of Blackwater Falls State Park, an overnight stay is in order. Rent a classic cabin...

Classic cabins have various room arrangements. They are complete with a kitchen, bathroom with shower, and fireplaces.

...or bring a whole gang with you and choose a vacation cabin.

Vacation cabins are four-bedroom, two-bath cottages. They have a washer and dryer, gas fireplaces, and porches.

With so much to see and do at this extraordinary waterfall park, you'll want to spend a day or two or three...

The next time you're craving some of West Virginia's most legendary beauty, make plans for an overnight stay at this exquisite waterfall park and cabins.

Learn more about the park and cabin rentals by visiting the West Virginia State Parks website. Address: 1584 Blackwater Lodge Road, Davis, WV 26260.

While you're in the area, you'll want to take a 20-minute detour and a brief hike to this mesmerizing emerald waterfall.