State Officials Break Ground on New RV Area at Mylan Park in Morgantown, Boosting West Virginia Tourism

The state of West Virginia is continuing its push to increase tourism with the groundbreaking of a new RV area at Mylan Park in Morgantown. State officials, including Gov. Jim Justice, gathered for the event, highlighting the economic impact of tourism in the state.

The new KOA Campground, part of the world’s largest system of privately owned campgrounds, will accommodate up to 140 RVs once completed. State Sen. Mike Oliverio emphasized the benefits of attracting travelers passing through the state, noting the potential for increased spending in local businesses.

Officials also highlighted the state’s efforts to build outdoor recreation infrastructure, such as the Hatfield-McCoy Trail, to attract tourists. By investing in amenities and services to support visitors, West Virginia is capitalizing on its natural beauty to generate economic activity.

Oliverio emphasized the importance of developing infrastructure adjacent to natural resources, such as trails and rivers, to both benefit residents economically and attract visitors. With a focus on providing services to support tourism, West Virginia is positioning itself as a destination for travelers from markets like New York and Washington, D.C.

Overall, the groundbreaking of the new RV area at Mylan Park represents the state’s commitment to growing its tourism industry and showcasing all that West Virginia has to offer to visitors.