Tomlinson Run State Park
New Cumberland, WV
Tomlinson Run State Park
The northern peninsula of West Virginia is unique. And where Tomlinson Run State Park lies, it is only 5 miles in either direction to the states of Ohio or Pennsylvania. West Virginia is lucky to have this pretty piece of our country. Tomlinson Run forms a valley where steep ridges make for mountainous terrain. And on top of one of these ridges is the park’s campground. The heavily forested high ground gives a sense of being on top of the world, though the elevation is only 1,200 feet. Actually, all around you is a fine state park, with some development tastefully added to the natural beauty of the area. Trails, a lake, fishing ponds, and a wilderness area are mixed with a huge pool, game courts, and picnic areas. So pack your tent and head on up to West Virginia’s northernmost campground.
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| Activity | Campgrounds |
|---|---|
| Nearby City | New Cumberland |
| Campsites | 39 electric sites, 15 nonelectric sites; Fee $16 per night electric, $11 per night nonelectric, $22 |
| Season | Open April 1 through October 31 |
| Camp Elevation | 1,200 ft |
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