Find your mountain escape at Twin Falls Resort

Rugged mountains, lush forests, woodland streams and pristine waterfalls make this state park feel like Almost Heaven.

Finding your way to Twin Falls Resort State Park, located in the quiet mountains of Wyoming County between Mullens and Pineville, takes you off the beaten path, to a place where time seems to stand still. With its mountain views, trickling streams, gorgeous waterfalls and lush forests covered in delicate ferns and hardy rhododendron and mountain laurel, this quiet park captures that rugged, Almost Heaven feeling that makes southern West Virginia so special.

Here, you won’t have any trouble getting lost in nature, but there’s also plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy, from hiking and biking to exploring an authentic pioneer farm. If you’ve never visited Twin Falls Resort, plan a trip with your family this spring or summer and enjoy the tranquil beauty of unspoiled landscapes along with the delights of family-friendly activities. Here’s everything you need to know to plan the perfect day trip, weekend getaway or vacation.

Enjoy hiking and waterfalls at Twin Falls Resort

Escape to the forest paradise of Twin Falls Resort and experience a distraction-free vacation. With the troubles of everyday life behind you, enjoy hiking miles on quiet trails, searching for tumbling cascades and watching the sun set over rolling mountain ridges.

From remote wooded paths to scenic trails, there is plenty of ground to cover to keep you exploring for days. But if you hike only one trail at Twin Falls Resort, make it the Falls Trail. This rolling trail is a fairly easy hike out to Marsh Fork Falls before taking you downcreek to Black Fork Falls. Perfectly enjoyable for families and hikers of all skill levels, but be careful because the trail can get slippery near the falls.

If you want to enjoy the many other activities at Twin Falls Resort, be sure to check out the golf course or search for hidden treasure at one of the park’s many geocaches. No matter what you do, making memories with your family is time well-spent.

Relax in your lodge room or cozy cabin

During the day, Twin Falls Resort is a place where you can get lost in nature. But did you know the fun doesn’t have to stop when the sun goes down? Retreat to your lodge room or cozy cabin where you and your family can spend time together around a warm fire, sharing stories and making memories.

Stay at Twin Falls Resort’s 47-room lodge and enjoy poised mountaintop views. The lodge features a fitness center, indoor pool and hot tub. There’s also a full-service restaurant where you and your family can have breakfast, lunch and dinner. You can even request boxed meals to take on your hike!

“This lodge’s best thing about it is the people that work there. The people in the reception area went out of their way to get me in early…The dining area is nice with a really good breakfast and the best apple dumpling’s.
— mohawk83, TripAdvisor Reviewer from Middleton, Ohio

If you prefer the comforts of a cabin, Twin Falls Resort has 14 secluded cabins tucked away in a hillside forest, perfect for any mountain getaway. Each cabin has a stone fireplace and comes completely furnished. Cabin guests have access to the lodge’s indoor pool and hot tub and the 24-hour fitness center. Traveling with a pet? Ask about out pet-friendly cabins.

The park also has a 50 campsites, 25 of which have electric hookups. Campers have access to grills, picnic tables, laundry facilities and two bathhouses. If you want to relive those childhood vacation memories, camping is what you need!

Get a glimpse of frontier life at the Pioneer Farm

No trip to Twin Falls Resort would be complete without visiting the park’s authentic Pioneer Farm, the most popular attractions at the park and one of the most photographed locations in West Virginia.

This fully-functional farm is a piece of living history. The grounds and all its adorable animals are taken care of by caretakers who live on the property year round. Animals you may see include pigs, horses, sheep and chickens. Seeing a homestead like this is truly an enchanting sight. Let your kids’ imaginations run wild at the farm as they learn about life on West Virginia’s frontier. This is is a great hands-on learning experience.

“Very relaxing park to spend time at. The pioneer farm was the first place my husband took me to on my first trip to WV prior to our engagement. It was quaint and interesting.”
— April H, TripAdvisor Reviewer from Lucama, North Carolina