CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WVDN) — West Virginia State Parks officials announced that season golf passes for 2027 are now available to purchase online here.
West Virginia State Park golf season passes are valid for the calendar year and provide golf enthusiasts access to the courses at Cacapon, Canaan Valley, Pipestem and Twin Falls Resort State Parks. Multiple pass options are available to accommodate golfers of all skill levels and playing preferences.
“Our championship golf courses showcase some of the finest mountain views and playable layouts in the region,” said West Virginia State Parks Acting Chief Dillard Price. “Offering these 2027 season passes online makes it easier than ever for local players and visiting avid golfers to lock in exceptional value and enjoy unlimited play across our park system all year long.”
There are three season passes from which to choose. All are non-transferable and provide flexible reciprocal play opportunities at participating resort state park golf courses, subject to tee-time availability.
The Any-Day Annual Season Pass with unlimited reciprocal play is $709 plus tax and includes two free guest passes. The pass includes unlimited any-day reciprocal golf play. Weekend and holiday tee times are available after 10 a.m.
The Midweek Annual Season Pass is $459 plus tax and includes unlimited midweek reciprocal play and two free guest passes. The pass includes unlimited reciprocal mid-week golf play.
The Any-Day Summer Only Season Pass is $399 plus tax and includes unlimited any-day reciprocal play during the summer season (June 1 to Aug. 31).
Passes can be purchased online at wvstateparks.com/explore-west-
About West Virginia State Parks
West Virginia’s state parks and forests are the vacation destination of choice for more than seven million people each year. Made up of 36 parks, nine forests and three rail trails, the West Virginia State Parks system provides endless opportunities for family fun and adventure. Make memories that last forever. Book your adventure at WVstateparks.com.
West Virginia State Parks is managed by the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources, a division of the West Virginia Department of Commerce.
