About Balli Farm

Balli Farm is situated near Holly River State Park, a 8,101-acre area of forested mountains and wildflower meadows. The region offers diverse recreational opportunities, from hiking and biking to fishing in trout-filled streams and camping in electric-hookup sites. The farm serves as a starting point for exploring the park’s trails, geocaching spots, and seasonal events.

Practices

Balli Farm and surrounding areas emphasize outdoor recreation and environmental stewardship. Activities include:

• Hiking and biking on over 35 miles of trails
• Camping in 88 sites with electric hookups, grills, and washers/dryers
• Fishing in the Left Fork of Holly River (trout habitat; licenses required)
• Geocaching in designated locations
• Horseback riding and scenic train rides in nearby parks
• Environmental conservation initiatives, including LED lighting and recycling programs

Offerings

The area provides lodging options like cabins and lodges, with unique stays such as the Ranger Outpost Cabin at Camp Creek State Park. Visitors can also enjoy:

• Boating and swimming in Tygart Lake State Park
• Hunting and wildlife observation in Calvin Price State Forest
• Family events like the Bearhole Road Race and music tributes at Tygart Lake

Visiting Balli Farm

Balli Farm is near Holly River State Park (2390 Camp Creek Road, Camp Creek, WV 25820). The region connects to multiple state parks, each offering distinct experiences: Seneca State Forest for boating and hiking, Cabwaylingo State Forest for scenic trails, and Camp Creek State Park for waterfalls and trout streams. Lodging and cabins are available for extended stays.

How to Buy or Visit

While Balli Farm itself does not sell products directly, it serves as a hub for accessing West Virginia State Parks. Visitors can book camping sites, reserve cabins, or join guided programs like the Very Important Parks Person (VIPP) initiative. For specific activities, check park websites or contact the West Virginia State Parks Call Center at 1-833-WV-PARKS.