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State Park · Metro Valley

Beech Fork State Park

A 3,981-acre park around a 720-acre Corps reservoir near Huntington, with one of the largest campgrounds in the state park system, good bass fishing and easy trails. The main outdoor base for the Huntington area.

3,981 ac · Park720 ac · Lake

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  • Large, well-serviced campground — good family base
  • 10 hp limit keeps the lake quiet

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