Park Services

Our Services

Welcome to Long View State Park. We offer a range of services and ways for you to spend your time in our park. With a list of cabins and campsites to choose from or activities to partake in such as fishing or traversing the several trails we have for you to explore, you won’t want to leave. We hope you enjoy your stay.

Camping

Log Cabins

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  • outside view of a log cabin in a small clearing in the woods with a cabin seen behind it to the right
  • bedroom in log cabin with a rustic style bed and night stand. the bed as a stuffed moose plushie on it
  • wooden bathroom with double sink and mirrors with a white toilet.
  • wooden interior of log cabin with a rustic dining table and living space seen in the background.
  • wooden interior of of log cabin with rustic dining table and kitchen
  • outside view of a log cabin in a small clearing in the woods with a cabin seen behind it to the right
  • bedroom in log cabin with a rustic style bed and night stand. the bed as a stuffed moose plushie on it
  • wooden bathroom with double sink and mirrors with a white toilet.
  • wooden interior of log cabin with a rustic dining table and living space seen in the background.
  • wooden interior of of log cabin with rustic dining table and kitchen

    • Log Cabins

    Cabins are grouped in pairs of two with one being for our rangers and one for guests. Our cabins follow similar interiors with slight variations. Each cabin contains two bedrooms, a living and dining space, a bathroom, and a kitchen with recently updated appliances. We advice you do not venture far from your cabin after 2 am. If you need any assistance, your local ranger is only a few trees away.

    Traditional Camp Grounds

    For a more independent and secluded stay in line with traditional camping, we have a handful of campgrounds for personal set up. Each campsite is a clearing with one to two picnic benches, a fire pit, and charging station. Campsites are spread throughout the night-safe section of the park with bathrooms and showers located within walking distance. Despite their location, we advice not venturing out of your assigned camp site past 2 am unless absolutely necessary. At check in, we will provide you with a park issued walkie talkie in order to easily reach your closest ranger.

  • camp ground with yellow tent and picnic table
  • yellow tent set up off of path in the woods
  • camp ground in woods with yellow, white, and blue tent and a picnic table
  • camp ground with leaves on ground, trees, and a picnic table
  • empty campsite surrounded by trees with a picnic table

    • Fishing and Water Amenities

    Although fishing is permitted, we ask that you release your daily catches after hooked in order to preserve our delicate ecosystem. Those who are found to have not released a creature will be d̴e̸a̶l̵t̷ ̸w̸i̶t̶h̷. In order to comply with state and federal law, all guests wishing to fish in our waters must first provide a valid fishing license. These can be obtained through local tackle shops or provided by our rangers. Fishing equipment, canoes, and kayaks are available to rent in our ranger office. Bait is also available for purchase.

  • view of lake with mountains in the distance
  • view of a body of water with low mountains or hills in the distance
  • view of swampy pond with tall grass, surrounded by trees, and green mountains seen in the distance
  • skinny water fall on mossy rocks in dense forest

    • Walking Path and Hiking Trails

  • wooden foot bridge for traveling through dense forest
  • wooden walking bridge to travel through forest
  • paved walking path traveling through woods on the edge of a body of water
  • paved walking trail traveling through forest

    • Long View State Park has several walking paths and hiking trails with varying difficulty levels. Each trail is marked with one of the four trail markers seen below. Trails marked with the grey icon are the easiest with flat pathed terrain while orange are the most difficult and dangerous to traverse. We advice our guests to stick to the grey and green paths if possible.

    Trail Difficulty Levels