Interesting background on that Beech Fork Campground: the entire campground area was only 1-2 feet above the creek originally. The Corps excavated acres of the lake bed just downstream of the campground boat ramp to build up the campground to its current elevation above the normal summer pool of the lake. Shortly after installation of the paving (roads and camping spaces), utilities, bath houses and landscaping, the entire area was flooded after a large storm. The campground survived as did the areas downstream. BFL was a fun project to work on.

Beech fork is amazing (as long as the weather cooperates). If youre in WV in the future, camp in East Fork campground located in Durbin, West Virginia. Heads up you're off the the grid. No cell or WI-FI service for 13,000 square miles but its soothing.

We end up stopping at the store before every camping trip. Which area/loop at Beech Fork were you in? If you said it I missed it.