Potomac Highlands · Mineral County

Where to stay near Jennings Randolph Lake

Jennings Randolph Lake is a Corps of Engineers reservoir of about 950 acres on the North Branch Potomac River, straddling the West Virginia and Maryland line in Mineral County and Garrett County. Scheduled whitewater releases below the dam create a well known Class III and IV run on the North Branch. The lake has overlooks, boat ramps and a campground on the Maryland shore.

Places to stay near Jennings Randolph Lake

We're still adding properties near Jennings Randolph Lake.

In the meantime, you can also browse places to stay in Keyser , Potomac State College of WVU and Mount Storm Lake .

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Where should you stay near Jennings Randolph Lake?

Jennings Randolph Lake has no lodging of its own, so visitors stay in the surrounding towns and drive in.

Jennings Randolph Lake is known for its campgrounds, cabins and vacation rentals. Until listings go live here, Keyser, Potomac State College of WVU and Davis are the closest places to stay.

Jennings Randolph Lake: what people ask

Where should I stay near Jennings Randolph Lake?
We're still adding properties near Jennings Randolph Lake. In the meantime, you can also browse places to stay in Keyser, Potomac State College of WVU and Mount Storm Lake.
What is there to do near Jennings Randolph Lake?
Jennings Randolph Lake is a good base for fishing, boating, whitewater rafting, kayaking and canoeing and hiking.
When is the best time to visit Jennings Randolph Lake?
Fall color and summer weekends are the busiest times of year, while spring and midweek stays are generally the quietest and the most affordable.
What towns are near Jennings Randolph Lake?
Keyser, Potomac State College of WVU and Davis are all good alternatives if Jennings Randolph Lake is fully booked. Each location has its own page with details on available listings.
What else is near Jennings Randolph Lake?
Mount Storm Lake and Cathedral State Park are all close by, and each has its own page with places to stay nearby.