Twin Falls Resort State Park

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The golf course at Twin Falls Resort

Twin Falls State Resort Park is a state park in Wyoming County, West Virginia. It is located 32 miles west of Exit 42 from the West Virginia Turnpike.

The park was opened in 1968 and was completed by 1975. The two namesake waterfalls are accessed by a hiking trail and are located about 1/2-mile apart^[1] on the Marsh and Black Forks of Cabin Creek.^[2]

The park is built on land donated by Pocahontas Land Corp. and Western Pocahontas Land Corp as well as a few small privately owned plots. The entrance to Twin Falls State Park is about 12 miles^[3] from the Castle Rock Trailhead of the Hatfield-McCoy ATV Trail.^[4]

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2 See also
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West Virginia Division of Natural Resources

Lodge with 20 guest rooms
14 cottages
Restaurant
Gift shop
18 hole golf course
50 site campground (25 with RV hook-ups)
Picnic grounds
Hiking
Mountain Biking^[5]
Tennis court
Basketball court
Volleyball court
Bowers Ridge Pioneer Farm (a restored mountain homestead)

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Official web site
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	Protected Areas of West Virginia
Federal Protected Areas	Appalachian National Scenic Trail \| Bluestone National Scenic River \| Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge \| Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park \| Gauley River National Recreation Area \| George Washington National Forest \| Harpers Ferry National Historical Park \| Monongahela National Forest \| New River Gorge National River \| Ohio River Islands National Wildlife Refuge \| Spruce Knob-Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area
State Parks	Audra \| Babcock \| Beartown \| Beech Fork \| Berkeley Springs \| Blackwater Falls \| Blennerhassett Island \| Bluestone \| Cacapon Resort \| Camp Creek \| Canaan Valley Resort \| Carnifex Ferry Battlefield \| Cass Scenic Railroad \| Cathedral \| Cedar Creek \| Chief Logan \| Droop Mountain Battlefield \| Fairfax Stone \| Greenbrier River Trail \| Hawks Nest \| Holly River \| Little Beaver \| Lost River \| Moncove Lake \| North Bend Rail Trail \| North Bend \| Pinnacle Rock \| Pipestem Resort \| Prickett's Fort \| Stonewall Jackson Resort \| Tomlinson Run \| Tu-Endie-Wei \| Twin Falls Resort \| Tygart Lake \| Valley Falls \| Watoga \| Watters Smith Memorial
State Forests	Cabwaylingo \| Calvin Price \| Coopers Rock \| Greenbrier \| Kanawha \| Kumbrabow \| Panther \| Seneca
Wildlife Management Areas	Allegheny \| Amherst-Plymouth \| Anawalt \| Andrew Rowan \| Bear Rock Lakes \| Becky Creek \| Beech Fork Lake \| Berwind Lake \| Beury Mountain \| Big Ditch \| Big Ugly \| Bluestone Lake \| Briery Mountain \| Burches Run Lake \| Burnsville Lake \| Castleman Run Lake \| Cecil H. Underwood \| Center Branch \| Chief Cornstalk \| Conaway Run Lake \| Cross Creek \| Dunkard Fork \| East Lynn Lake \| Edwards Run \| Elk River \| Fork Creek \| Fort Mill Ridge \| Frozen Camp \| Green Bottom \| Handley \| Hilbert \| Hillcrest \| Horse Creek \| Hughes River \| Huttonsville \| Lantz Farm and Nature Preserve \| Laurel Lake \| Lewis Wetzel \| McClintic \| Meadow River \| Mill Creek \| Moncove Lake \| Morris Creek \| Nathaniel Mountain \| Pedlar \| Pleasant Creek \| Plum Orchard Lake \| Pruntytown \| R.D. Bailey Lake \| Ritchie Mines \| Sand Hill \| Shannondale Springs \| Short Mountain \| Sleepy Creek \| Smoke Camp \| Snake Hill \| South Branch \| Stonecoal Lake \| Stonewall Jackson Lake \| Stumptown \| Summersville Lake \| Tate Lohr \| Teter Creek Lake \| The Jug \| Thorn Creek \| Tug Fork \| Turkey Run \| Upper Deckers Creek \| Upper Mud River \| Valley Bend Wetlands \| Wallback \| Widmeyer \| Woodrum