Lot 1 Audra Park Road offers approximately 183 acres of wooded West Virginia mountain property in the Belington area of Barbour County. Located just approximately 0.3 miles from Audra State Park, this property combines acreage, seclusion, scenic mountain surroundings, road access, and substantial Middle Fork River frontage in a location well suited for outdoor recreation and a variety of potential uses. One of the defining features of this property is its approximately 2,500 feet of Middle Fork River access. The river adds both recreational appeal and scenic character to the acreage, providing an attractive setting for fishing, exploring, wildlife observation, and enjoying the natural landscape. Audra State Park is known for its Middle Fork River setting and offers public recreational opportunities including fishing, hiking, swimming, boating, biking, and geocaching. The property consists primarily of secluded, sloping woodland, creating a classic Appalachian mountain setting. The combination of wooded terrain and elevation changes provides privacy and scenic character while offering numerous possibilities for recreational use. Mountain views add another layer of appeal, giving the property the type of natural setting sought by buyers looking for a West Virginia hunting, recreational, timberland, or rural retreat property. Access is convenient via a paved county road, making the property readily accessible while retaining a private, wooded atmosphere. Electricity is located nearby, and city water is also nearby, providing utility considerations for future planning. The property's location near Audra State Park is a significant recreational advantage. Only approximately 0.3 mi from the park. The official Audra State Park map identifies the Middle Fork River, hiking trails, camping facilities, and private property surrounding portions of the park. The park's Alum Cave Trail provides scenic views of the Middle Fork River, while the Rock Cliff Trail is another featured recreational trail within the park. For anglers and outdoor enthusiasts, the Middle Fork River is a notable regional recreation resource. West Virginia State Parks identifies Audra State Park as a destination for fishing, with the Middle Fork River providing trout fishing opportunities. The park also offers swimming and other river-oriented recreation. For someone searching for West Virginia acreage, Barbour County land, wooded mountain property, Middle Fork River property, riverfront land near Audra State Park, or recreational land near Belington, Lot 1 Audra Park Road deserves a closer look. The combination of approximately 183 acres, substantial river frontage, paved county road access, nearby utilities, mountain views, and proximity to one of West Virginia's established state parks creates a property with significant outdoor and recreational appeal. Whether the goal is to establish a private mountain retreat, enjoy river-oriented recreation, explore the acreage, or evaluate the property for other permitted uses, this tract offers an opportunity to own a substantial piece of the West Virginia landscape close to Audra State Park.