SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — West Virginia state parks are getting ready for visitors who flock to the heavily forested areas to enjoy the fall colors.
State Parks Programming Coordinator Sissie Summers says several parks are offering discounts for overnight stays in cabins, lodges and campgrounds. Packages and special rates are posted on www.wvstateparks.com as available.
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