Lavalette draws RVers to Beech Fork State Park's shimmering lake and rugged trails. Camp at Beech Fork Shelters, our directory's one standout park with four sites. Fish for bass, launch kayaks, or hike 12 miles of paths right from your rig.
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Lavalette hugs Wayne County's hills, where Beech Fork State Park anchors the action. Beech Fork Lake teems with largemouth bass and crappie; boats slice the water from dawn ramps. Hikers pound the Coal Heritage Trail segments nearby. Families claim picnic spots under open shelters by the shore, while Route 152 links you to Huntington's shops in 20 minutes.
Beech Fork Shelters plants your RV amid the park's heart. Sites 0, 1, 2, and 3 draw anglers chasing trophy fish and families grilling lakeside. Primitive setups keep it simple for tent campers too; pull up for direct trail access and starry nights away from highway roar.
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Lavalette shines for Beech Fork State Park's lake and trails. Anglers hook bass in the 340-acre lake; hikers explore 12 miles of paths. Families flock to shelters for picnics, while boating ramps buzz spring through fall. This Wayne County gem offers quiet escapes 18 miles from Huntington.
Beech Fork Shelters tops our list as Lavalette's key RV park. Located inside Beech Fork State Park off Route 152, it features sites 0, 1, 2, and 3 with primitive access. Campers love the lake proximity for fishing and trails.
Yes, Beech Fork Shelters welcomes pets at its four sites. Leash rules apply in the state park; trails let dogs join hikes. Keep waste picked up to share the lake and forests with wildlife.