Twin Falls Resort State Park
Twin Falls Resort State Park is a scenic retreat in southern West Virginia, offering a full-service lodge, championship golf course, two picturesque waterfalls, and abundant outdoor recreation. The park’s wooded landscape provides opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, and wildlife viewing, making it a popular destination for families and nature lovers.
Free
Visiting with Dogs
Dogs allowed on leashes up to 10 feet; permitted in campgrounds and select cabins with pet fee.
Visitor Tips & Reviews
What Visitors Say
Visitors love Twin Falls Resort State Park for its scenic waterfalls, peaceful hiking trails, golf course, cozy lodge, and family-friendly atmosphere surrounded by beautiful West Virginia nature.
Tips from Visitors
- Reserve cabins early, especially during peak seasons.
- Bring hiking boots for scenic trails.
- Golf course and indoor pool available year-round.
- Check for seasonal waterfall flow before visiting.
- Pack picnic supplies for family-friendly areas.
- Wildlife viewing best at dawn and dusk.
Amenities
Nearby Attractions
Explore these attractions near Twin Falls Resort State Park:
- Beckley Exhibition Coal MineA historic coal mine offering underground tours and a museum that explores West Virginia’s mining heritage.28 miles away
- Pipestem Resort State ParkA popular state park featuring a lodge, aerial tramway, golf, and outdoor recreation.34 miles away
- New River Gorge National Park & PreserveA renowned national park known for its dramatic gorge, whitewater rafting, and scenic overlooks.52 miles away
Things to Do at Twin Falls Resort State Park
Camping at Twin Falls Resort State Park
Camping not available at Twin Falls Resort; consider nearby Camp Creek or Pipestem Resort State Parks for camping.
Hiking Trails
Twin Falls Resort State Park offers scenic day hiking with well-marked trails winding through lush forests, waterfalls, and diverse terrain. Hikers frequently praise the peaceful atmosphere, moderate difficulty, and beautiful views, especially near the park’s namesake twin waterfalls. Trails are suitable for families and nature lovers, providing opportunities to spot wildlife and enjoy wildflowers. The park’s clean facilities and friendly staff enhance the overall hiking experience.
Cliffside Trail
ModerateA scenic loop trail featuring views of rugged cliffs, lush forest, and access to the falls.
Twin Oaks Trail
ModerateA forested trail with rolling hills, wildflowers in season, and opportunities for wildlife viewing.
Falls Trail
EasyA short trail leading to both Marsh and Black Fork Falls, perfect for families and casual hikers.
Buck Run Trail
ModerateA longer trail through hardwood forest, offering solitude and a chance to spot deer and birds.
Directions
From Beckley, take WV-16 S to WV-54 S, then follow signs to Twin Falls Resort State Park near Mullens. The park entrance is well-marked.
Contact & Info
Frequently Asked Questions
What activities are available at Twin Falls Resort State Park?
Visitors can enjoy hiking, golfing, mountain biking, swimming, and fishing. The park also offers a nature center, playgrounds, and seasonal events.
Are there lodging options at Twin Falls Resort State Park?
Yes, the park features a lodge with rooms, cozy cabins, and a campground for tents and RVs. Reservations are recommended, especially during peak seasons.
Is the park pet-friendly?
Pets are welcome in designated cabins and outdoor areas, but must be leashed. Some lodge rooms are pet-friendly; check availability when booking.
What are the Twin Falls and how do I reach them?
The park is named for its two scenic waterfalls, Marsh and Black Fork Falls. Both are accessible via well-marked hiking trails of moderate difficulty.
Is there a restaurant at the park?
Yes, Twin Falls Lodge has a full-service restaurant offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner with views of the surrounding forest.
Are there special programs or events for families?
The park hosts ranger-led programs, nature walks, and seasonal events for all ages. Check the park’s calendar or visitor center for current schedules.
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