Cedar Creek State Park is nestled in the heart of West Virginia, minutes from Glenville, WV.  The 2,588 lush acres are only 25 miles west of Interstate 79. This pastoral setting of rolling hills and wide valleys provides an ideal backdrop for a wide variety of recreational opportunities from cycling to camping to pleasant family strolls.

One of the unique aspects of Cedar Creek is the campground check-in station. It is a fully restored log cabin, which was formerly a Gilmer County historical landmark.  Further adding to the charm and ambiance of the park is a one-room schoolhouse and teacher's memorial, which was been erected as a testimonial to the early years of education.  The schoolhouse has been faithfully restored, complete with student desks, inkwells, and a potbellied stove.  The school house is open on most Saturdays during the summer.

Camping is a main attraction at Cedar Creek.  The campground is open from mid-April through mid-October.  There are sites available for reservation, first-come, first served sites, and an area for group camping.

Three seasonally stocked ponds (trout in January and March, catfish in June), paddle boats, swimming  pool, playgrounds, horseshoe and volleyball are traditional favorites.  The three covered picnic shelters, an air-conditioned recreation building with kitchen, tennis courts, and miniature golf are also on-site.  The recreation building is reservable for business meetings or family gatherings. The Pioneer Grill is open on weekends at the swimming pool.

The 14 miles of hiking trails range from leisurely to challenging and in the summer months a seasonal naturalist is on staff and organizing activities.

Cedar Creek is a family oriented park and a true outdoor gem. We invite you look at other pages on our website for additional information and invite you to make plans to visit us in Wild, Wonderful West Virginia.