Facility Overview
The Stonewall Resort Parking Lot serves as the primary parking facility for guests and day visitors visiting Stonewall Resort and Stonewall Resort State Park in Roanoke/Weston, West Virginia. Located along Resort Drive overlooking Stonewall Jackson Lake, this spacious, paved open-air surface parking lot accommodates visitors attending conferences, resort stays, spa retreats, lakeside recreation, and dining. Because it is a level open-air lot, there are no vertical clearance restrictions or low overhead decks, making it fully accessible and easy to maneuver for standard passenger cars, oversized SUVs, pickup trucks, motorhomes, and vehicles towing boat trailers or outdoor gear.
Prime Location & Nearby Attractions
Strategically situated in the heart of Lewis County's premier outdoor destination, this parking facility places guests steps away from top resort and regional attractions:
- The Lodge at Stonewall Resort & Conference Center: Direct pedestrian access across landscaped walkways to guest accommodations, meeting rooms, ballrooms, and event spaces.
- Stillwaters & Lightburn’s Restaurants: Minutes on foot to lakeside dining, Sunday buffets, and casual clubhouse fare.
- The Arnold Palmer Signature Golf Course: Just a short walk or resort shuttle ride to the pro shop and 18-hole championship golf course.
- Stonewall Jackson Lake Marina: Direct access to pontoon rentals, fishing boat launches, kayak outings, and the 100-passenger Little Sorrel cruise boat.
- Mountain Laurel Spa: Immediate walking access to on-site wellness, massage, and relaxation services.
- Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum (Weston): Approximately 9 miles north, this historic national landmark offers architectural and heritage tours.
- Museum of American Glass in West Virginia: Located around 8 miles away in downtown Weston.
Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity
The parking lot is readily accessible from Interstate 79 via Exit 91 (Roanoke/Weston). Drivers follow US Route 19 South to State Park Road / Resort Drive, leading directly to the resort's entry gate and self-parking areas. Paved resort roadways and clear wayfinding signage guide guests straight into designated parking bays. Although the rural lake setting is not serviced by public metro or municipal rail transit, regional access is seamless via I-79, linking travelers from Charleston, Morgantown, and Clarksburg. The resort also operates on-property guest shuttles connecting parking areas with the cottages, Briar Point Campground, and golf clubhouse.
Facility Amenities & Key Features
- Spacious, paved open-air surface lot with clearly marked lanes and generous stall widths.
- Designated ADA accessible parking bays conveniently situated close to lodge ramps and entrances.
- Complimentary self-parking included for registered hotel guests, conference attendees, and day visitors.
- Electric vehicle (EV) charging stations available on resort grounds for eco-conscious drivers.
- Well-illuminated premises with overnight lighting and 24/7 on-site resort security monitoring.
- Valet drop-off circle available at the main lodge entrance for quick baggage unloading.
Ideal For
- Resort & Lodge Guests: Overnight and weekend visitors enjoying lakeside lodging, cottages, and resort amenities.
- Conference & Wedding Attendees: Guests attending large-scale corporate summits, banquets, and celebrations in the Stonewall Ballroom.
- Golfers & Outdoor Enthusiasts: Visitors heading out for a round on the Arnold Palmer course or embarking on lake hiking trails.
- Boaters & Fishermen: Anglers and recreational boaters accessing Stonewall Jackson Lake and marina services.
- Spa & Dining Patrons: Day visitors enjoying fine dining at Stillwaters or treatments at Mountain Laurel Spa.
Visitor & Driver Tips
Self-parking is complimentary, but the lot can fill rapidly during summer holiday weekends, large corporate conferences, and Saturday weddings. Arrive early to secure stalls nearest the covered walkways. If you are hauling boats or long trailers, check in with resort security or the front gate for designated oversized trailer parking bays. During winter months, mountain weather can bring snow or ice; resort roads and primary lot aisles are regularly plowed, but caution is recommended on shaded access lanes.
