North Bend State Park

About North Bend State Park

Named after the North Bend River, a major water source for West Virginia and a popular hiking, camping, fishing and camping destination in the area, North Bend State Park offers a variety of recreational facilities in a beautiful pastoral setting. The park's most popular attraction for years is the old B & O track bed, which runs the route from Parkersburg, WV, to Wolf Peak, Clarksburg WWV. The park also has a number of hiking trails as well as a state park network of trails and picnic areas.

North Bend has developed a new 305-hectare recreational lake and completed the construction of a 2,000-foot, 1.5-mile hiking trail to the lake.

North Bend State Park has a lot to offer for groups of all ages, and North Bend has two conference rooms. You can also book a day trip to one of the state parks in Bend, Bend City or Bend County, Oregon, for $10 per person or $20 per group. North Bend is a state park with 1,000 acres of land and 2,500 feet of hiking trails.

Audiovisual equipment setup fees are collected north of the curve at the North Bend State Park Visitor Center on the west side of Interstate 5.

North Bend's eight luxury cottages are located on remote ridges in the white pine forest. Each cottage is built of solid cedar wood, and guests only need to bring food and personal belongings. The cabins are fully equipped with built-in shower and tub units and a fully equipped kitchen and dining area.

The cabins can be rented for one week, with the rental period being Monday - Monday - Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm and Sunday from 10 am to 4 pm and Monday - Friday from 12 pm to 7 pm.

The River Run Campsite has 49 pitches, 26 of which have electricity, and the campsites are open from mid-April to 31 October. Reservations are accepted from 10 am to 5 pm. Monday - Friday And that on Saturday and Sunday from 9 am to 4 pm.

Reservations can be secured with a major credit card and are subject to an additional processing fee. Reservations for the summer months are recommended, call 1-800-WVA for more information.

North Bend Lodge is located on a windswept ridge that looks out over the forest and river valley below the park, north of the park's main entrance at the north end.

The lodge is decorated in solid oak and has a long history of attracting visitors from as far away as New York and California. Visitors dining in the glass-walled restaurant can enjoy a sumptuous menu while enjoying the unspoilt hills and wildlife. A gift shop is located in the lobby and offers West Virginia glasses and crafts. The lodge has a full service bar and a dining area with a wide selection of food.

The outdoor swimming pool is located in the River Run camping area and is unique as it is located on a large hill with huge rocks for sunbathing. It is open daily from 9 am to 4 pm. M. and open daily from 8 a.m, 5 p. m and 7 p. m.

North Bend also offers three picnic shelters in the park, ideal for picnics, camping, hiking and other outdoor activities. It is perfect to be part of a picnic with friends, family, friends of friends or even a family trip.

These prices are valid for a limited time and depend on the details of the park and the availability of parking spaces in the car park.

Book your accommodation at 1 - 800 - call - WVA or book the accommodation online or by phone. Special programs and guided tours can be arranged for your group and these programs take place from Monday to Friday from 10 am to 5 pm.

The North Bend Rail Trail is one of the most popular hiking trails in Washington state and a popular tourist attraction. The trail is suitable for mountain bikers, hikers and horse riding, but motorised vehicles are not allowed.

With just 3 gradients, the Rail Trail is ideal for all levels and the only abandoned B & O rail corridor in Washington state.

This section of the rail corridor was built by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and required numerous bridges and tunnels due to the terrain. Of the 13 tunnels, 10 of which will run through North Bend State Park, there are three that the railroad has abandoned but can still be visited along the way.

Even more fantastic is the fact that tunnel number 19 shows a picture of a young woman in white telling the story of the Silver Run Tunnel. It is a natural tunnel drilled through massive rock through raw rock and is one of only a handful of natural tunnels in the entire state of Oregon.

North Bend is located in the Northwest of the state and is located on the four-lane US 50, which runs from Parkersburg to Clarksburg through the center and Northwest Virginia. For more information, call North Bend State Park at 1-800-WVA-1 or head east on US-50 to the intersection of WV-31 for 21 miles.

For more details, see the map or take the WV31 to Cairo and follow the signs to the park. For more details on Wv-31 from Cairo to North Bend State Park, follow signs to and from the parks.