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Stonewall Resort State Park Adventures

Stonewall Resort State Park in West Virginia offers a scenic retreat within lush, rolling hills with vast outdoor recreation possibilities around the Stonewall Jackson Lake.

1,900
Acres Protected
16
Miles of Trails
300,000
Annual Visitors
1990
Year Established

Popular Activities

Plan Your Visit

Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Stonewall Resort State Park.

Entrance Requirements

Entrance is free; however, facilities like the resort and marina may have fees.

Best Time to Visit

Fall is best for foliage; summer for water activities.

Visitor Information

Main visitor center located at the resort lodge.

Getting There

Accessible via I-79 and WV-19; roads are paved and well-maintained.

Weather & Climate

Summers are warm and humid, averaging 70-85°F. Winters can be cold, ranging from 20-40°F, with occasional snowfall. Fall brings vibrant foliage and mild temperatures.

Conservation Efforts

The park management focuses on habitat preservation and water quality, especially concerning invasive species in the lake.

Camping in Stonewall Resort State Park

Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.

Briar Point Campground

Developed
Reservations Required

Located near the Stonewall Jackson Lake, with water and electric hookups.

Top Trails

Lightburn Loop Trail

Moderate
3.7

Offers lovely vistas of the surrounding hills and lake.

Cairns Trail

Easy
2.5

Family-friendly route ideal for an introductory hike through the park.

Blackwater Mountain Bike Trail

Hard
17

A challenging trail with diverse terrain for avid mountain bikers.

Hevener's Orchard Trail

Easy
1.5

Short, peaceful trail perfect for bird watching and nature photography.

Trailblazer Tips

Consider visiting during the fall when the foliage is particularly vivid.

Insect repellent is recommended during the warmer months due to mosquitoes.

Make lodging reservations well in advance, especially during peak seasons.

Pack a map as cellular service may be inconsistent in some areas of the park.

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