RV Rental Audra State Park

Renting an RV in Philippi, West Virginia lets you experience the park outdoors and natural attractions at your own pace. This park has many hiking trails. However, the real treasure is the nearly three-mile Alum Creek and Cave Trail. Here visitors will fall in love with the cliffside boardwalk that leads to the Alum Cave. At this spot, hikers can see the natural geological formation hanging from above and the scenic river flowing below. For those looking for a riverside trail, Audra State Park has several trails running along the Middle Fork River.

During summer, the park offers several swimming areas along the river. Remember to pack your swimsuit in your camper. One of the most popular swimming holes is the area below the waterfall. There are no lifeguards on duty. Not a fan of swimming? There is a flat rocky beach surrounded by boulders where guests can spend their day. Overlooking the lush green scenery, visitors can either enjoy sunbathing, cooling off in the water, or just relaxing.

Pack your kayak in your motorhome rental or rent one in the park and get ready to explore the tranquil waters. For avid kayakers, Middle Fork River offers three miles of water trails in summer. For more of kayaking opportunities, there are an additional four miles that extend to Tygart Valley River. This is a great way of viewing aquatic life and taking in the scenery from a unique angle.

When you come to do RV camping at Audra State Park, take note that April to October is the perfect time to enjoy your overnight stay. This wooded campground boasts of 67 campsites. About half of the campsites are riverside. Thirty-nine of the sites are equipped with electric and water hookups. The largest campsites can fit trailers of up to 79 feet.

Audra State Park offers a pet-friendly campground. For convenience, the park features amenities such as two modern bathhouses, a dumping station, and a coin-operated facility. There is also a campground store available.

When you plan on exploring the Southwestern region of Barbour County, searching for a motorhome near Philippi is a good idea so that you are able to visit the historical and recreational sites. West Virginia State Wildlife Center Zoo in French Creek is one of those places. This zoo offers a perfect setting for visitors to see animals native to the Western Virginia region and many more from outside the state. Animals on display include wolves, black bears, otters, coyotes, and mountain lions. For anglers, there is a pond stocked with trout, bass, catfish, and bluegill. Depending on thee season there is plenty of waterfowl.

Interested in history? In the nearby town of Philippi lies the site of the first land battle of the civil war. Surrounded by mountainous views and spanning the Tygart River, Philippi Covered Bridge is one of the oldest, longest and the few remaining operational covered bridges. Check out the Vietnam War Memorial Park next door.and the nearby local museum housing West Virginia’s Civil War heritage.

Sleeping on the slopes of the Allegheny Mountains is the 921,000-acre Monongahela National Forest in Elkins. Besides the diverse plant life, this forest is a nice place to enjoy hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Inside this expansive forest are many points of interest, including Spruce Knob, Seneca Rocks, Yokum Knob and vast wilderness areas. Bickle Knob, Allegheny Highlands Trail and Stuart Recreational Area are other attractions in the area worth checking out.

Make sure to visit Teter Creek Lake Wildlife Management Area near Belington with your motorhome rental from Buckhannon. Sitting along the shores of the 35-acre Teter Creek Lake, the area is covered with oak forest. Hunters will want to be sure to have their hunting gear packed in their camper rental while coming here. Waterfowl, wild turkey and deer are the most common game animals. Teeter Creek Lake hosts a large variety of fish species including largemouth bass, trout, and bluegill.