CHARLESTON, WV (WOAY) – On Wednesday, Gov. Justice announced that private and state park campgrounds, along with state park lodges and cabins, will be allowed to reopen to out-of-state guests beginning next Wednesday, June 10, provided that all additional guidelines are followed to help keep West Virginians as safe as possible.
The Governor announced that one of the restrictions will be that out-of-state guests will be limited to stays of no longer than seven days.
“We always want people to experience all of the beauty and adventure West Virginia has to offer,” Gov. Justice said. “But we surely don’t want people coming here from out-of-state and just taking up some level of permanency in our state parks. That’s not what we’re looking for right now.”
Further guidance will be provided on The Comeback page of the Governor’s website as soon as possible.
