Little Beaver State Park 1402 Grandview Road, Beaver, WV 25813

"Our favorite local spot to walk trails. The best trails are back by the campground."

"This is a very beautiful, well kept park. We took lots of pictures, mostly professional photos and found numerous beautiful naturally landscape areas. Everyone seemed to be enjoying their visit with places to swim, picnic, camping and walking. The restroom was out of order but they offered a Port a potty."

"Beautiful little state park along my travel route. It was a great place to get out of the car and stretch my legs by taking a hike around the lake. The trail was flat and well maintained. It was very beautiful. There were many people fishing around the shore of the lake. There was also a boat rental and an ability to put your own canoe or kayak into the lake. No swimming allowed, as far as I could tell. There were picnic areas, an information building, and bathrooms throughout the park. I very much enjoyed my short visit."

"Stopped at Little Beaver State Park while taking a drive in the area. It is a lovely park. The lake is beautiful and features a trail to walk all the way around. Good parking, picnic facilities, gift shop, great places to fish. This park is a lovely little gem in our area well worth a visit. If you use a walking stick be sure to stop in at the Gift Shop to purchase a Little Beaver State Park badge to attach to your walking stick showing you've hiked there. All the State Parks are supposed to have them. Give LBSP a visit. You won't be disappointed. M"

"I love this park. Beautiful with really scenic views. Wide variety of trails and all levels of difficulty. Not overly crowded. Great for short trips or planning a day. Picnic area is clean and right by the water so you can eat with a view. Good playground for the kids to play close by. Some of the trails can be challenging especially if it rained recently. Should go without saying to wear good shoes if your going to take on a longer hike but worth mentioning since some areas can be pretty slick and steep. I always see a fair amount of people walking their dogs here so if yours isn’t friendly and your thinking about unleashing keep in mind this is a popular place for that. Lots of wild life but it’s West Virginia so that shouldn’t surprise you. Deer are coming and I’ve never seen a bear but have seen plenty of signs that they have been in the area."