The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources said in a release Tuesday that tickets for a National Hunting and Fishing Day celebration at Stonewall Resort State Park are now on sale.
The celebration is set to take place on Saturday, Sept. 6, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., “with free weekend parking and shuttle service to select activity areas,” the release said.
“National Hunting and Fishing Day is a great opportunity for West Virginians of all ages to connect with nature, learn new outdoor skills and celebrate our state’s rich outdoor traditions,” said WVDNR Director Brett McMillion. “Whether you’re a seasoned sportsman or just getting started, we encourage you to bring your family to this incredible event. There’s something for everyone to enjoy.”
In partnership with the West Virginia Wildlife Federation, attendees can enjoy showcases and demonstrations of West Virginia outdoor activities.
One activity, A Taste of West Virginia State Parks, features signature dishes prepared by state park chefs. Those who complete an online ticket purchase before Sept. 6 will receive five complimentary tickets to the event.
The Outdoor Youth Challenge allows kids to try various hunting and fishing related activities, with participants also being entered into prize drawings that include scholarships to Conservation Camp and a lifetime hunting and fishing license.
General admission for National Hunting and Fishing Day is $10 while children 14 and younger get in for free. To buy tickets and learn more, visit the WVDNR website.
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