Mountain Lakes · Webster County

Where to stay near Williams River

The Williams River drains the north side of the Cranberry Wilderness in Pocahontas and Webster counties and flows west to the Gauley River near Donaldson. It is one of the most heavily stocked trout streams in West Virginia, with a catch-and-release section and Forest Service campgrounds along Forest Road 86. The Highland Scenic Highway crosses it at the Williams River overlook.

Places to stay near Williams River

We're still adding properties near Williams River.

In the meantime, you can also browse places to stay in Webster Springs , Richwood and Cranberry Wilderness .

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Where should you stay near Williams River?

Williams River has no lodging of its own, so visitors stay in the surrounding towns and drive in.

Williams River is known for its campgrounds, cabins and vacation rentals. Until listings go live here, Webster Springs, Richwood and Marlinton are the closest places to stay.

Williams River: what people ask

Where should I stay near Williams River?
We're still adding properties near Williams River. In the meantime, you can also browse places to stay in Webster Springs, Richwood and Cranberry Wilderness.
What is there to do near Williams River?
Williams River is a good base for fishing, kayaking and canoeing, hiking, mountain biking and birding.
When is the best time to visit Williams River?
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 Williams River?
Webster Springs, Richwood and Marlinton are all good alternatives if Williams River is fully booked. Each location has its own page with details on available listings.
What else is near Williams River?
Cranberry Wilderness and Highland Scenic Highway are all close by, and each has its own page with places to stay nearby.