Audra State Park Activities

If you like to explore at a faster pace, try mountain biking through Audra State Park! There’s no better way to view the park’s best views than zip through the trails on a bike. Be sure to pick up a trail map from the office before you head out.

Whitewater enthusiasts love boating on the Middle Fork River. This activity is permitted at your own risk. To check the water flow in real time, visit the USGS water resources page. Choose the Monongahela river basin and then check water flows for the Middle Fork at Audra, WV.

Audra State Park’s 67 campsites are open April through mid-October. Thirty-nine sites have electricity, and the campground has two bathhouses with modern facilities and a centrally located playground. Coin-operated washing machines and dryers are available on-site and a dumping station is located nearby. A campground store is stocked with camping supplies, snacks and souvenirs, including bagged ice and firewood. The park superintendent has the discretion of site use and guidelines for campground use.

The Middle Fork River is a popular spot for trout fishing. You can also cast a line in the nearby Teter Creek Lake, which offers trout, bass and bluegill fishing. A current West Virginia fishing license and trout stamp are required, both are available to purchase at wvfish.com.

If you are looking for a lodge or cabin stay, check out Tygart Lake State Park.

Try your hand at the technological scavenger hunt, geocaching! Audra State Park has 5 different trails dedicated to this adventurous trend. Come see what buried treasure you can find before someone else does!

Audra State Park Geocache Locations:

Audra Campground Cache
Rocks Unite: We Need to Stick Together

Clear your mind with a beautiful hike. The park is best known for its unique scenery, which can be seen while walking the boardwalk built along the Alum Cave’s overhanging ledge. With its gorgeous woodlands and rhododendron thickets along the Middle Fork River, Audra is the perfect place for families to relax and enjoy nature.

Gather the family for a gorgeous picnic! The covered picnic shelter is available with water, electricity and grills. The shelter is easily accessible, accommodates up to 70 people and has a large parking area. The shelter is reservable online – through the state park call center or at the park headquarters. Weekend/holiday rental rates may be priced higher than weekdays.

Come take a dip in the best pool in town— the Middle Fork River! Even though it’s no Olympic-sized pool, it’s majestic nonetheless since Mother Nature carved it out of the earth!