Mt. Nebo perches beside massive Summersville Lake in West Virginia's Nicholas County. Campers flock here for striped bass fishing, power boating, and whitewater rafting on the Gauley River. Base your rig at Summersville Lake Retreat or Hominy Falls RV Resort to dive into these adventures.
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Mt. Nebo anchors outdoor pursuits around Summersville Lake's 28,000 acres of sapphire water. Boaters launch from Summersville Lake State Park marinas, anglers cast for walleye from shorelines along Route 129. Raft guides run the Gauley River's Class V rapids during fall releases known as Gauley Season. Hikers climb trails to overlooks near Hawk's Nest State Park on Route 19.
Summersville Lake Retreat welcomes families and groups with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and 30-amp sites at $52 to $56 per night. Hominy Falls RV Resort attracts solo travelers and couples who crave quiet with solid WiFi access. Park your RV minutes from lake ramps and river put-ins at either spot.
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Mt. Nebo excels as a hub for Summersville Lake boating and Gauley River rafting. The lake spans 28,000 acres where powerboats zip across clear waters and anglers hook striped bass. Fall brings Gauley Season with scheduled dam releases that create world-class whitewater runs on the river nearby.
Summersville Lake Retreat and Hominy Falls RV Resort sit right in Mt. Nebo. Summersville Lake Retreat offers WiFi, showers, 50-amp, and 30-amp hookups along the lake. Hominy Falls provides WiFi in a peaceful riverside location.
Summersville Lake Retreat delivers 50-amp and 30-amp hookups with showers and WiFi. Hominy Falls RV Resort focuses on WiFi but check for additional utilities. Both support extended stays near Summersville Lake State Park.