Bluestone State Park
Check pricesRent a pontoon or kayak on West Virginia's third-largest lake, fish for bass and catfish, and stay in a mountainside cabin above the Bluestone River.

A large southern West Virginia state park in the Bluestone River gorge, straddling Mercer and Summers counties.
Pipestem, WV
Pipestem Resort State Park covers roughly 4,050 acres in southern West Virginia, spanning the boundary between Mercer and Summers counties. It sits within the gorge carved by the Bluestone River. The park opened in 1970 after development funded by a federal redevelopment program. Visitors can stay in lodge rooms and cabins, and the park's McKeever Lodge houses the Bluestone Dining Room, which hosts buffet events such as holiday meals and a recurring seafood buffet. Park admission itself is free for all West Virginia state parks.
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