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West Virginia state parks really do have it all. Out-of-this-world views, exhilarating hiking trails, fascinating historical sites, delicious meals, cozy cabins, and…interactive murder mysteries? That’s right, solve a murder while enjoying a delicious dinner during one of the most memorable overnight stays you’ll ever have at a West Virginia state park!

Three state parks (Cacapon, Hawks Nest, and Tygart Lake) are offering interactive murder mystery dinners in March of 2020 (March 13, 14, and 28). Each park is hosting a different themed mystery, so read on to find out which one interests you the most!

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All events require preregistration, so get in touch with one of these parks today to reserve your spot: Cacapon, Hawks Nest, or  Tygart Lake.

Of course, even if murder mysteries aren’t your idea of a good time, our amazing state parks are still worth a visit! Learn more about them here: 9 Lesser-Known State Parks In West Virginia That Will Absolutely Amaze You.

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