Chief Logan State Park is a family oriented park with a variety of things to do. From camping and fishing to unique areas or offerings, at trip to the park is fun filled.
A variety of game courts, including miniature golf, tennis, and basketball is offered for a nominal fee. A bocce court is also available. Don’t worry if you forget your racquet, equipment may be rented at the game courts.
Chief Logan State Park swimming pool is open on a daily basis from Memorial Weekend (Saturday) – Labor Day. The pool is popular with local citizens. It features a modern water slide and pool with fountain is available for our younger visitors. Hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission price is $5.00 for adults and $4.00 for children. Note: The outdoor swimming pool at Chief Logan State Park has closed for the summer of 2010. The lifeguards have returned to school. For information, hours and pool use fee at the Chief Logan Recreation Center, located minutes off US 119, call 304-855-8591
Miniature Golf is open on Saturday of Memorial Weekend thru Labor Day Weekend, Monday. Hours are 12 noon to 8 p.m. Price is $3 per person.
Traversing the park are 18 miles of trails that offer diverse hiking experiences from leisurely to challenging. The trails provide an excellent opportunity to enjoy the park's spring wildflowers and abundant wildlife. Some trails are recommended for mountain bike enthusiasts.
Download: Chief Logan State Park Map and Trail guide.
An attraction at the park is a wildlife exhibit which features West Virginia-native animals. Visitors can observe black bears, bobcats, barred owls, red shouldered hawks, wild boar and reptiles. The center is an ideal stop for school children to learn more about the fauna of the area.
conveniently scattered throughout the park are secluded picnic sites for the family to enjoy, as well as, seven covered pavilions for family reunions and large gatherings. Shelters may be reserved, but are also available first-come, first served.
Summer performance featuring The Aracoma Story and other contemporary performances are scheduled every summer. Learn more
A regional interest and coal history museum it located at Chief Logan State Park. Learn more>>
In a wonderful white world of Christmas you’ll find one of West Virginia’s nicest light displays. Lights go on from late November through January 1. The lights offer a great evening option for something to do as you drive through the park or as an itinerary stop and stay overnight at Chief Logan Lodge. Learn more
The Hatfield and McCoy Trail is nearby and open to ATVs, motorcycles, mountain bikers, horses and hikers. Visit the web site at www.trailsheaven.com for more details about trailheads, fees and trail information.
