GRANDVIEW PARK FULL

GRANDVIEW PARK FULL

The possibilities are endless!įood, lodging, and full service campgrounds are plentiful in the gateway communities surrounding the park, including Hinton, Fayetteville, and Beckley. There are plenty of things to do in the gorge, from rafting to rock climbing to hiking. Check the Visitor Centers page for current hours. Visitor centers at Grandview and Thurmond are seasonal, generally open from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Sandstone Visitor Center is open spring, summer, and fall, and weekends only in winter. Stop at Canyon Rim Visitor Center any time of year.

A park map can be obtained at any park visitor center. From either exit, turn right and follow Route 9 North six miles to Grandview.New River Gorge National Park and Preserve protects and preserves 53 miles of the New River as well as over 70,000 acres of the magnificent gorge that this river created. From Lewisburg follow I-64 West forty miles to Exit 129. To reach Grandview from Beckley follow I-64 East five miles to Exit 129 B. Learn more about gear rental options for your trip Driving Directions PO Box 246 Glen Jean WV 25846 Phone Numberįor campground inquiries, please call: 30 Rental Options The Grandview area of New River Gorge National River features five hiking trails, overlooks, a seasonal visitor center, ranger-led activities, summer outdoor dramas (Theatre West Virginia), playgrounds, volleyball court, baseball field, and basketball court. Popular attractions include a children's museum and Exhibition Coal Mine. The city of Beckley is approximately 12 miles from Grandview and offers a wide variety of shopping, restaurants, and hotels. At the Main Overlook, 1,400 feet above the river, you see an active railway and the town of Quinnimont, where coal companies first shipped coal out of the gorge in 1873. The area offers spectacular views of the New River and stunning displays of rhododendron. Grandview became part of New River Gorge National River in 1990, after more than 50 years as one of West Virginia's most popular day use state parks. Any signs or other notices to participants will be a stand-alone, temporary measure only. In no instance will anything be affixed to trees, bushes, or structures. Digging holes, moving rocks, or constructing viewing platforms is prohibited. Visit to learn more.Ĭutting, destroying, digging, removing or possessing any tree, shrub, or other plant is prohibited. Moving firewood is illegal in some states. Don't Move Firewood: Help protect our forests! Prevent the spread of tree-killing pests by obtaining firewood at or near your destination and burning it on-site.For additional park information call (304) 465-0508 or visit.The use of helium-filled balloons is not permitted on site.Pets must be kept on a leash at all times.

Keep your confirmation notice with you in the event of a conflict with a non-reservation party.

Use of the pavilion for weddings and wedding receptions requires a Special Use Permit. Granview Park is a community park supported by a full service campground.

Bouncy houses, fireworks, dunk tanks, and wading pools are not allowed.

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Potable water is available at restrooms and nearby drinking fountains.ĭecorations are allowed, provided they do not damage the structure (i.e.

Alcoholic beverages are prohibited in all areas at Grandview.

Restrooms and drinking fountain are nearby. It offers a covered eating area, three charcoal grills, and six electrical outlets. It is ideal for large family reunions or picnics. The Playground Picnic Shelter at Grandview is the largest and can accommodate up to 200 people. It is closest to the main playground and ball fields, located just past the amphitheater. The Playground Picnic Shelter is the main shelter at Grandview.

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