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The Greenbrier Valley is at its most beautiful during the springtime, which is the perfect time of year to embark on a picnic. Thankfully, the various state parks that populate this corner of the Mountain State make for the perfect picnic venues. Each of these state parks is just a short trip away from Lewisburg.

Greenbrier State Forest

The heart of the Greenbrier Valley shares its name, as the Greenbrier State Forest offers beautiful seclusion in the presence of towering trees. When you're done picnicking, you can take a hike to explore the flora and fauna in the area, or head out on one of the forest's many biking trails.

Moncove Lake State Park

If lakeside views are your venue of choice for your picnics, you won't find a lake more beautiful in West Virginia than Moncove Lake State Park. Enjoy a delicious meal by the lake, where you can even go boating and swimming.

Beartown State Park

Located on the eastern summit of Droop Mountain sits Beartown State Park. This 110-acre park offers unparalleled views of Greenbrier Valley from high above the area. The park is open from April to October, meaning it's set to open just in time for spring picnic excursions.

Watoga State Park

With 10,100 acres of land, Watoga State Park is definitely one of the largest state parks in the area. This scenic park, located in the heart of the mountain ranges of Pocahontas County, provides plenty of the activities and recreations that you'll likely want to take part in after your picnic, like biking, boating, and fishing.

Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park

If you desire a historical backdrop for your springtime picnic, then be sure to make the Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park your top destination. This was the first state park throughout West Virginia, and is the site of the last Civil War battle that took place in the Mountain State.

Are you looking for the perfect vehicle to get you to your picnic destination? You'll find the perfect ride for you when you stop into Greenbrier Motor Company.