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Lost River State Park offers a quiet, secluded getaway for nature lovers. Campers can enjoy hiking, horseback riding, swimming, and more at this beloved state park. Campground Seasons & Dates. Camping is open spring through fall, weather permitting. Campsites may be reserved anytime online, by phone, or at the campground office.
- Lost River State Park - West Virginia State Parks
There are two primitive campsites at Lost River State Park...
- Plan a Lost River State Park Camping Trip - West Virginia State Parks
Embark on a camping adventure where you can truly get lost...
- Lost River State Park - West Virginia State Parks
There are two primitive campsites at Lost River State Park that are accessible by hiking 1.5 miles on White Oak Trail to the top of Big Ridge Mountain. A public shelter, campfire ring, picnic table and latrines are on site. No potable water is available. Campsite No. 1 is horse friendly.
Embark on a camping adventure where you can truly get lost in nature. Set in the wooded mountains of Hardy County in West Virginia’s Eastern Panhandle, Lost River State Park delivers stunning mountain views and a generous offering of recreational activities.
A renovated ranger cabin on top of Big Ridge Mountain near the historic Lost River Fire Tower is available for overnight rentals. It is a pack-in, pack-out style camper cabin only accessible by hiking two miles on White Oak Trail to Miller’s Rock Trail.
Vacationers in Lost River State Park can choose from a variety of accommodations, including hotel rooms, hostels, or overnight stays at one of the state's four hotels. Stroll through the park and enjoy the surrounding ridges and their natural beauty, as well as the picturesque views.
Vacationers at Lost River State Park may choose from among 26 cabins for their overnight accommodations. Of these, eleven are comfortably furnished deluxe cabins of modern design with wood-paneled walls and forced air furnaces.
The camping options are a primitive site on top of Big Ridge Mountain and a car camping site by a ball field and picnic shelter. The primitive site requires a significant hike. Once you get there, you'll find a picnic shelter, latrines for men and women, and a shed of firewood.
