Chief Logan State Park

Step into unparalleled convenience and outdoor adventure at Chief Logan State Park Campground, a serene retreat located just four miles north of Logan, West Virginia. This well-equipped campground offers both full-hookup and water/electric-only sites, as well as modern amenities like hot showers and a centrally located bathhouse, ensuring a comfortable stay in the heart of Appalachian beauty.

Set within a 4,000-acre park teeming with activity, campers can explore a variety of hiking and biking trails, including the unique Coal Mine Trail, which reveals remnants of the area's mining past. Families will enjoy the outdoor pool with a giant slide, the on-site wildlife exhibit showcasing local fauna, and nearby attractions like the Hatfield-McCoy Trail System, famed for its extensive ATV paths. The campground’s proximity to the National Coal Heritage Trail also adds a rich cultural layer for history enthusiasts.

Chief Logan State Park’s location is both scenic and convenient, offering a peaceful base to experience southern West Virginia's outdoor recreation and heritage. Whether visiting for a weekend getaway or an extended stay, this campground provides a blend of modern comfort, natural allure, and a genuine connection to the region's cultural roots.