Little Beaver State Park - United States
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About Little Beaver State Park
RV quick facts for Little Beaver State Park
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Camping | Seasonal campground with electric hookup sites for RVs, typically open spring through fall |
| Full hookups | Not available; sites offer electric service only |
| Dump station | Limited or not available on site; use private parks in the Beckley area |
| Road restrictions | Paved park roads; mountainous approach via I-64 and the WV Turnpike with steep grades |
| Cell service | Generally available near Beckley and the I-64 corridor |
| Nearest interstate | I-64 Exit 129 (Grandview), about 1 mile from the park entrance |
| Nearest airport | Raleigh County Memorial Airport (BKW), Beckley |
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Best time to visit Little Beaver State Park
Late spring through early fall is the most comfortable window for RV trips, with May, June, and September offering warm days, lower humidity, and smaller crowds than midsummer. July and August bring peak swim-beach and boat-rental season, along with the busiest weekends. October delivers strong fall color across the southern Appalachians, while winter visits are quiet because the campground and seasonal facilities close from late fall through early spring.
Cold winter conditions; campground and seasonal facilities closed, day-use trails open
Possible snow and ice; campground closed, seasonal facilities closed
Variable spring weather, muddy trails possible; campground typically still closed
Mild days, frequent rain; campground typically opens for the season
Comfortable for RV travel; wildflowers along trails
Warm and humid; swim beach and boat rentals typically open
Peak summer season with afternoon thunderstorms
Busiest swim and paddling month
Pleasant temperatures and lighter crowds
Fall color peaks mid to late month; campground typically closes late month
Cool and damp; campground closed, seasonal water-based facilities closed
Cold with possible snow; campground closed, day-use trails open
Things to do at Little Beaver State Park
- Little Beaver Lake Paddling and Boat Rentals EasyRV parking available
The park's 18-acre lake is the centerpiece for non-motorized boating. Seasonal rentals of paddleboats, kayaks, and canoes are available, and visitors can also bring their own electric-motor or hand-powered craft.
- Lake Fishing EasyRV parking available
Anglers can fish from the shoreline or from a boat for stocked trout, bass, bluegill, and catfish. A West Virginia fishing license is required for anyone 15 and older.
- Hiking and Mountain Biking Trails ModerateRV parking available
The park maintains a network of multi-use trails through hardwood forest above the lake. Routes range from short loops near the day-use area to longer single-track segments popular with mountain bikers.
- Disc Golf Course EasyRV parking available
A dedicated disc golf course winds through the wooded park grounds. It is free to play and welcomes all skill levels.
- Swim Beach and Picnic Areas EasyRV parking available
The lakeside swim area opens during the warm-season months along with picnic shelters, grills, and a playground. Shelters can be reserved in advance for groups.
- Day Trip to New River Gorge National Park EasyRV parking available
The New River is among the oldest rivers on the continent, and the national park encompasses tens of thousands of acres along the river with abundant scenic and recreational opportunities. The Grandview area of the national park sits just minutes from Little Beaver via I-64 Exit 129. nps.gov/neri/index.htm
- Glade Creek Trail Moderate
This 5.6 mile trail follows an abandoned narrow-gauge railroad along Glade Creek, offers an enjoyable stroll at a very moderate grade, and is popular with hikers of all ages and abilities, with a number of cascades and small waterfalls along the way. A high clearance four wheel drive vehicle is recommended for the access road, so RVs should park up top and use a tow vehicle. nps.gov/places/glade-creek-trail.htm
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Little Beaver State Park, WV, United States
How to get to Little Beaver State Park
The park sits just off Interstate 64 at Exit 129 (Grandview), roughly 10 minutes from downtown Beckley, about 1 hour from Charleston, West Virginia, and about 2.5 hours from Roanoke, Virginia. Access roads from I-64 are paved and suitable for standard RVs, but the surrounding region is mountainous with steep grades and long climbs on I-77 and the West Virginia Turnpike, so drivers of larger motorhomes should plan fuel stops and check brakes before descending into the New River valley. Yeager Airport (CRW) in Charleston and Raleigh County Memorial Airport (BKW) near Beckley are the closest options for fly-and-rent travelers.
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