Chief Logan State Park
Chief Logan State Park, is in the heart of West Virginia's southern coalfields. Chief Logan State Park is four miles north of the town of Logan. The park and town share the name of the Chief of the Cayuga Tribe (also known as the Mingo tribe).
This 4,000-acre park is one of the most visited in the state park system. The park features a 25-site campground, outdoor amphitheater, and wildlife center. The recreation enthusiast can enjoy miles of hiking trails, a swimming pool with water slide, tennis, and miniature golf. Picnic shelters and playgrounds are found throughout the park.
If you stop to visit friends or family in the Logan area and theyre not home? Drive to the park, because they are probably there. This state park is a traditional park in every sense - picnicking, hiking, biking, fishing, camping and fun.
Access route to Chief Logan State Park is from U.S. 119 at Old Logan Road.
