MYLAN PARK OVERVIEW

Mylan Park is a state-of-the-art recreational and educational complex located on over 300 acres of beautifully reclaimed surface-mined property just minutes from downtown Morgantown, West Virginia. Mylan Park is owned by the Mylan Park Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation.

Mission: The Mylan Park Foundation, Inc. advances the educational, recreational, social and economic benefits to North Central West Virginia citizens, with the purpose of improving the quality of life for residents of, and visitors to, the Greater Morgantown area.

With the community's needs at the forefront, the conceptual master plan for Mylan Park now includes the development of projects designed specifically to improve the quality of life for citizens in the region by fulfilling needs that would otherwise go unmet, while having a positive economic impact on the region.

The Mylan Park development effort began as a dream among friends to provide baseball and softball fields for the youth of our region. Today, this important regional project continues to be inspired, led and supported by the community through exemplary private-public partnerships.

DIRECTIONS:

GPS: Set GPS to 500 Mylan Park Lane, Morgantown, West Virginia 26501. This is the approximate center of the Park.

I-79 from the North - Pennsylvania: Take exit 155 (US 19 / WV 7 -West Virginia University) and turn right on Chaplin Hill Road. Mylan Park is approximately 1.6 miles on the right.

I-79 from the South - Clarksburg / Fairmont / Charleston: Take exit 155 (US 19 / WV 7 -West Virginia University) and turn left on Chaplin Hill Road. Mylan Park is approximately 1.7 miles on the right.

I-68 from the East - Cheat Lake / Preston County / Maryland: When I-68 ends at I-79 take I-79 North to exit 155. At that exit, turn left on Chaplin Hill Road for approximately 1.7 miles. The North Gate entrance to Mylan Park is on the right.

From Morgantown via US 19 / WV 7: Departing Morgantown on US 19 North or WV 7 West, cross the Monongahela River and at the next stop light (beside Sheetz), continue up the hill toward I-79 past the entrance to University Town Centre. Go under Interstate 79 and stay on Chaplin Hill Road for about 1.6 miles to Mylan Park on the right.