Cedar Creek State Park Nearby Attractions

Take a trip back in time at the Bulltown Historical Village. You will get a taste of life during the Civil War era and get a chance to witness reenactments of the historic event, which take place twice per year at the site of a Civil War battle.

Featuring hilly and steep terrain with gently sloping upland areas and somewhat flat creek bottoms, the Burnsville Wildlife Management Area is popular among avid hunters and fishers. There is a variety of young timber, brush and old fields creating good hunting conditions for deer, turkey, raccoon, rabbit and grouse. Populations of largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass, crappie and muskellunge are found in the 968-acre Burnsville Lake. There are accommodations for the physically disabled angler and Class Q hunter. Boat ramps are available year-round for easy use.

Established in 1939, Glenville Golf Club is a 9-hole semi-private golf course located in the hills of central West Virginia. This course is a par 35 course boasting 2,840 yards of golf from the longest tees. The course has a member base with an “Open to the Public” policy. Locals and nearby schools frequently use this course as a recreational area and tournament location.

Found among the Mid-Ohio Valley’s rolling hills, lakes and streams, North Bend State Park offers a multitude of recreational facilities in a beautiful pastoral setting. Named for the horseshoe curve of the North Fork of the Hughes River, this year-round park is lush with hiking trails and abundant wildlife. Located near Cairo and Harrisville, North Bend State Park is best known for its family atmosphere and the 72-mile North Bend Rail Trail, which follows a rail-banked B&O Railroad corridor with several tunnels along the way.