Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Beartown State Park is located in the mountains of southeastern West Virginia and covers approximately 110 acres. The park is renowned for its stunning geological formations, primarily of sandstone, which have been eroded into a fascinating array of deep crevices and caverns. The forested landscape is a blend of diverse tree species, offering a rich ecological habitat that shelters various wildlife. Established in 1970, this park serves as an essential natural retreat focused on conservation and the enjoyment of its unique terrain. Its easy-access boardwalk trail guides visitors through this natural wonderland, ensuring that the fragile landscape is preserved while allowing for spectacular viewing opportunities. While Beartown State Park does not offer camping facilities within its grounds, its proximity to Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park provides visitors with additional recreational opportunities, such as hiking and historical exploration. Known for its family-friendly environment, Beartown invites explorers of all ages to immerse themselves in its scenic beauty.
