The dining room provides panoramic, canyon views and features regional home cooking in a casual setting. Conference and banquet rooms in the lodge offer unique accommodations for corporate and group meetings up to 60 people. In addition, a complete gift shop features a variety of handmade West Virginia glass and craft items. In the park's historic section, high above the canyon and main overlook, is the park's museum. Constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the early 1930s, the rustic log building offers displays of Indian and pioneer artifacts.
Admission is free.
The park's main overlook snack bar, souvenir stand and picnicking facilities round out the accommodations in this area of the park. Whether you're searching for an ideal summer vacation, access to exciting whitewater or a quick getaway to view autumn's color symphony. Hawks Nest is a perfect year-round sanctuary from urban cares. This toll free line may be used in West Virginia, any state in the continental U.S. or Canadian province in the Eastern Time zone. A deposit of the first night's charge is required to hold any lodge room.