The state park system in West Virginia is top notch. Dozens and dozens of beautiful natural oases, carefully managed and always free to the public. When you think of a West Virginia state park, which one comes to mind? Blackwater Falls State Park might be our most famous. Maybe Babcock State Park. Maybe Audra. Or Beartown. But there are several state parks that we’re pretty sure don’t come immediately to mind – not because they aren’t scenic or delightful, but simply because they are quiet, little known spots hidden away in the trees. Cedar Creek State Park is one such place. When you visit, you’re as likely as not to have this little known West Virginia park all to yourself.

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Plan your own trip to this little known park soon, so you can enjoy a big slice of wild, wonderful West Virginia all to yourself. Learn more on the West Virginia State Parks website. For more little known West Virginia destinations, try these hidden gems.

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