Tu-Endie-Wei State Park is a hidden gem located at the confluence of the Kanawha and Ohio rivers in Point Pleasant, West Virginia. The park commemorates the 1774 Battle of Point Pleasant and features informative statues, plaques, and historical monuments. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful stroll along the river, with a great view of the Mansion House, a historic home that now serves as a museum. The park is dog-friendly and offers a picnic area, making it a great spot for a relaxing break. While the park is not particularly large, it is packed with historical significance and offers a refreshing escape from the town's Mothman and spooky lore. The knowledgeable park ranger is a valuable resource, providing visitors with insights into the area's rich history.
Knowing the history of this place and being able to be at the actual battle ground is amazing.
February 2024
Great view and great history of being the through point for settling the Midwest.
February 2024
Great little park with informative statues and plaques. The hidden gem is a walkway along the river toward town. The entrance is somewhat hidden behind a bathroom at the back of the park.
