Stonewall Resort, nestled in Roanoke, West Virginia, is one of the state’s newest state parks. The lake and park were completed in 1990 by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, who acquired the land to construct a flood control dam. Named after Confederate General Stonewall Jackson, a Clarksburg native raised in nearby Jackson’s Mill, the resort has been privately managed in partnership with the state since 2002.
Stillwaters, the resort’s signature restaurant, provides a refined dining experience. Whether dining indoors or al fresco, enjoy attentive service and authentic, appealing cuisine. Featuring wild game, fish, and locally sourced produce, the talented culinary team crafts dishes with a distinctive flair.
Lightburn’s offers a menu that blends traditional Appalachian fare with unexpected culinary creations and flavors. Come relax and enjoy while taking in stunning panoramic views of the Palmer Course, Stonewall Jackson Lake, and the expansive resort grounds. TJ Muskies Lounge is the perfect place to unwind in a casual atmosphere. The outdoor patio and lake views, along with multiple televisions, make TJ Muskies an ideal spot to enjoy tempting appetizers and sandwiches.
Download a park trails map to explore the diverse trail system at Stonewall Resort. The 1.5-mile Autumn Laurel Brooke Trail is a moderate loop that begins near the cottages and follows the lakeshore.
The 3.2-mile Hevener’s Orchard Trail is a moderate loop that begins near the Welcome Center at the resort entrance and climbs approximately 200 feet, meandering through a meadow before descending. The one-mile Chipmunk Point Hike is an easy spur of the Autumn Laurel Brooke Trail, ideal for observing hawks and other birds of prey.
The 2.6-mile Cairns Trail is a moderate to difficult loop that begins near the cottages and follows the lakeshore. The 3.2-mile Lakeside Nature Trail is an easy loop that begins at the lodge and follows the lake.
The upcoming 1.4-mile Woodland Trail is an easy loop that will begin at the head of Hevener’s Orchard Trail near the clubhouse and will follow a series of switchbacks to an easy walk on a natural bench, eventually ending at the Cairns Trail. The 0.4-mile Roanoke Activity Plaza Fitness Trail loop (one lap) features five fitness stations. The 0.7-mile Overlook Trail (one way) is wide and mostly level until the last 200 yards as it begins to climb and circles a small knoll to a stone overlook.
