Discover 9 parks for picnicking within driving distance of Elkins
"Elkins is a regional hub for arts, music, and outdoor recreation, making it a popular stop for those heading to the park."
A riverside park famed for its forests, swimming holes, and the Alum Cave boardwalk.
"Elkins offers a vibrant arts community, historic railroad attractions, and serves as a hub for visitors to the Monongahela National Forest."
A scenic state park famous for its iconic 57-foot waterfall and outdoor recreation.
"Elkins visitors appreciate the park’s history and natural beauty, making it a popular spot for family picnics and educational outings."
A historic park marking the source of the Potomac River and a colonial boundary.
"Elkins locals appreciate the park’s fishing and hiking opportunities, providing a convenient destination for outdoor recreation."
A scenic mountain park known for waterfalls, hiking, and serene natural beauty.
"Elkins outdoor lovers make the trip for fishing, boating, and relaxing by the lake."
A lakeside park offering boating, fishing, hiking, and comfortable accommodations.
"Elkins is a vibrant city known for its arts scene and Appalachian culture. Visitors often travel from Elkins for scenic train rides and outdoor adventures at Cass."
Historic railroad park featuring scenic train rides and a preserved company town.
"Elkins is known for its arts scene and proximity to Monongahela National Forest, making it a great base for visiting Cathedral State Park."
Cathedral State Park preserves a rare old-growth hemlock forest in Preston County, WV.
"Elkins is a gateway to the Monongahela National Forest and hosts arts festivals, appealing to outdoor and culture enthusiasts."
Historic park showcasing pioneer heritage, scenic trails, and family-friendly amenities.
"Elkins residents visit Cedar Creek State Park for its relaxing atmosphere and variety of outdoor recreation options."
A serene state park with camping, fishing, swimming, and historic sites in Gilmer County.