A 15-foot roadside waterfall near the campground at Camp Creek State Park, ideal for families seeking a quick stop.
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Campbell Falls is a 15-foot waterfall located near the Blue Jay Campground at Camp Creek State Park in Mercer County. According to West Virginia State Parks, it is described as suitable for all ages and is positioned as an easy-access falls near the parking lot, making it ideal for families with young children or those seeking a quick waterfall view.
The falls requires minimal hiking—likely just a short walk from the parking area—and is accessible year-round. Dogs are welcome on-leash as part of the park’s general pet policy, and there is no entrance fee.
This makes Campbell Falls a convenient stop for visitors to the park who may not have time for longer hikes but still want to experience a waterfall. The nearby Blue Jay Campground suggests good infrastructure for parking and facilities in the area.
Year-round; easily accessible from a parking lot.
Parking area available near the Blue Jay Campground.
Mash Fork Falls, located on a more challenging trail within the same park.
No fee or permit requirement was published on the managing agency's site when we last checked — confirm current conditions before you go, since these change.
It's viewable without a hike, from a pullout or short walk near the parking area.
Yes, per the managing agency's own page — but check current leash rules before you go.
We track 7 waterfalls in Southern West Virginia, 2 of which are roadside like this one.
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wvstateparks.com
WV State Parks official waterfalls page, checked Sept 2026: 15-ft falls near the parking lot above the Blue Jay Campground, described as suitable for all ages. Park page confirms Mercer County, address 2390 Camp Creek Road, Camp Creek, WV 25820. No closure noted.
Checked September 2026.