Visitor Reviews for Holly River State Park, a West Virginia State Park

Park Visitor: Comments, Memories and Reviews

October 3 grreat memories by Mary Sheppard

I went to Holly river seventy years ago and spent time with family friends. Caught a trout one morning that we ate for breakfast. It was such a gorgeous and peaceful setting and I think of it so often.

September 4 by Lori Jackson

Holly River is our favorite place to camp or just come and walk around. We camped there for years with the kids and they still love it there

April 15 by The Millers from Ohio

we have been camping there since 1980..It is our favorite spot. Our children have many fond memories of Holly river

July 14

all most heaven

July 14

great camping, people are friendly,beautiful

March 12 Whole Family Loved It by pamalabishop

This was our first camping trip as a new family and or children loved it. They had never got to enjoy the wildlife and nature like this before

March 22 fishing by max04339087

i fish all over the state and holly river is by far the best place to catch trout. there is plenty of small pools and fast ripples for them to hide in but i always catch my limit and i have a great time. the park is beautiful.

Holly River State Park Shupes Chute Falls © Jason Vickers
Holly River State Park near Flatwoods, WV, in Webster County, protects 8,101 of remote mountain forest and is the second largest state park in West Virginia. Holly River is especially popular with campers and hikers visiting the parks waterfalls and high ridges. Recreation hiking, biking, swimming pool, game courts, playground Lodging 10 cabins, 88 camping sites Dining restaurant, sundries store Highlights Tecumseh Falls, Tenskwatawa Falls, Potato Knob, Shupes Chute Falls.

Holly River State Park Tecumseh Falls © Jason Vickers
Tecumseh Falls drop 10 feet over an overhanging ledge in Holly River State Park in Webster County on Big Run of Laurel Fork of Holly River. This image taken June 2009.

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