{"data":{"id":"us-wv/w.-va.-code-20-1-19","jurisdiction":"us-wv","citation":"W. Va. Code § 20-1-19","heading":"West Virginia state parks and state forests.","body":"(a) The state parks of West Virginia are:\n(1) Audra; (2) Babcock; (3) Beartown; (4) Beech Fork; (5) Berkeley Springs; (6) Blackwater Falls; (7) Blennerhassett Island Historical; (8) Bluestone; (9) Cacapon Resort; (10) Camp Creek; (11) Canaan Valley Resort; (12) Carnifex Ferry Battlefield; (13) Cass Scenic Railroad; (14) Cathedral; (15) Cedar Creek; (16) Chief Logan; (17) Droop Mountain Battlefield; (18) Fairfax Stone Historical Monument; (19) Hawks Nest; (20) Holly River; (21) Little Beaver; (22) Lost River; (23) Moncove Lake; (24) North Bend; (25) Pinnacle Rock; (26) Pipestem Resort; (27) Prickett’s Fort; (28) Stonewall Resort; (29) Summersville Lake; (30) Tomlinson Run; (31) Tu-Endie-Wei (Point Pleasant Battle Monument); (32) Twin Falls Resort; (33) Tygart Lake; (34) Valley Falls; (35) Watoga; and (36) Watters Smith Memorial.\n(b) The state forests of West Virginia are:\n(1) Cabwaylingo; (2) Calvin Price; (3) Camp Creek; (4) Coopers Rock; (5) Greenbrier; (6) Kanawha; (7) Kumbrabow; (8) Panther Forest/WMA, consisting of approximately twenty-six acres containing park facilities; and (9) Seneca.\n(c) Neither the director nor any officer, employee or agent of the Division of Natural Resources may close, change the name or the designated use of a state park or state forest without statutory authorization.","path":["CHAPTER 20. NATURAL RESOURCES.","ARTICLE 1. ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION."],"source_url":"https://code.wvlegislature.gov/20-1-19/","current_through":"as of 2026-08-03; contains at least the enactments of the 2026 Regular Session","vintage":"","retrieved_at":"2026-09-06T00:25:29Z","sha256":"1107188415f4ca2c1c86d305240526cc1d7a8e0613ccda612ba3cb33e8d102db","source_id":"us-wv","stale":true,"prev":"us-wv/w.-va.-code-20-1-18d","next":"us-wv/w.-va.-code-20-1-20"},"notice":"GroundRules: Original legal text. Not legal advice."}