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    New W.Va. state parks gift cards include eight bonus coupons

    The ultimate gift for a West Virginia state park fanatic, park system gift-cards for 2019 include eight bonus coupons for park amenities if purchased before Dec. 14, according to system spokeswoman Miranda Cope. Extras include —

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    • A buy-one, get-one-free admission to the fort at Pricketts Fort State Park.
    • Free admission to the wildlife exhibit at Chief Logan State Park.
    • Free admission to an amphitheater show at Pipestem Resort State Park in 2019.
    • A mystery gift sent by mail when a “Something Extra” card is completed and mailed in.
    • A free tram ride at Hawks Nest State Park, redeemable during open-hours in 2019.
    • A free dessert with the purchase of an a la carte meal at the North Bend State Park restaurant.
    • A waved green fee with the rental of motorized cart on 18-hole golf courses at Pipestem, Twin Falls, and Cacapon parks through Sept. 30.
    • Also, card holders can visit the Leatherbark Fork Shop at Cass Scenic Railroad State Park to receive a discount at the Cass Company Store.

    Gift cards may be used to pay for lodging in cabins and lodge rooms in state parks and forests and for dining, gift-shop purchases, and other activities that charge a fee when debit-credit card equipment is used.

    "Giving a state-park gift card is a personal invitation to family and friends to visit a favorite park or forest,” Cope said. “Some people even buy a card for themselves just to get the extras.”

    Cards may be purchased online at  or by calling 304-558-2764.

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    While gift cards can be used any time for all purchases and services at all state parks, “Something Extra” cards have expiration dates in 2019.


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    Clyde Craig
    Clyde Craighttp://wvexplorer.com
    Clyde Craig is a writer for West Virginia Explorer. Born in Parkersburg, West Virginia, he traveled with his family across the globe with the U.S. Army before returning to the Mountain State in 2011.

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