Address: 125 Bethlehem Community Pk, Wheeling, WV 26003, USA
“We had our church picnic there this summer. Very clean park. Plenty of parking. Nice play ground for the kids. Basketball, horseshoes, miniature golf. The shelter which is rented out is very large with plenty of picnic table seating. Extra large BBQ pit and basic kitchen area. Also a volleyball net beside the shelter. Walking path also encircled the park so if you want to walk off your meal, you have the opportunity. Would recommend visiting.”
Address: 2101 12th St, Moundsville, WV 26041, USA
“Good campground for a long stay and/or workers. Landlord is very nice and accommodating. They do regular drive throughs to patrol and keep and eye on everything. Not a fancy RV park if thats what your looking for, but we would definitely stay here again when we come back to the area. No 4wheelers like previous reviews, they're not permitted in the campground. There'sa trail that runs along the creek that you may hear them pass through but nothing over bearing. Nor did we have any flooding issues in our 4 month stay and we stayed right along the creek.”
Address: 115 Viking Dr, Wheeling, WV 26003, USA
“Great place in Warwood to take a walk .”
Address: 905 Echo Valley Dr, Glen Dale, WV 26038, USA
“We had a very good experience here at Echo Valley!! The people are beyond nice and very generous. They were always easy to get in touch with and always willing to help with anything we needed. Don’t believe any negative that you hear about these people because it is all wrong. I would recommend this campground to anyone that needs a place to stay! We became close to the owners here and also the owners at the campground next door. We hate to say goodbye to this place but look forward to possibly coming back in the future.”
Address: 128 Plants Ln, Valley Grove, WV 26060, USA
“A perfect place for our stay! Ernie’s Acres was quiet with a beautiful view. Sites were easy to back into and plenty of room around for kids to play. Our kids loved the swingset. Nice to get away from the hustle and bustle. Owners were very flexible, accommodating and fantastic to work with. If we need a place to stay again in this area we will definitely be back!!”
Address: 77 Days Run Rd, Fairview, WV 26570, USA
“Almost Heaven, for sure! Beautiful location, great camp neighbors, wonderful family owners. We are in a travel trailer and are tucked in for the season or longer. Farms all around, blackbirds aplenty, the scenery is absolutely breathtaking, peaceful.”
Address: 1168 Rolling Acres Rd, New Cumberland, WV 26047, USA
“Great place, piece and quiet, country folks that own it are the best thanks Mike your are my brother”
Address: 465 Lodge Dr, Wheeling, WV 26003, USA
“Only there for The Festival of Lights. Traffic was thick, but it was a Saturday night. Took a while to make it to the entrance. The lights were fantastic! They had Christmas music booming, but I had Pink Floyd playing in my car. 30 dollar "donation" was asked of us, but you really don't have to donate. I had a wonderful female friend riding with me. Together, we both had a great time. I do recommend!”
Address: 163 Ferry Rd, Chester, WV 26034, USA
“Gladys and George are great people very reasonably priced there are no showers there always stay there when I'm working at Beaver Valley for Nuclear outage right on the Ohio River grocery store at the top of the hill almost like a Mayberry”
Address: 300 Jefferson St, Newell, WV 26050, USA
“It's a fun and exciting place to go.”
Address: Cliff Rd, Blacksville, WV 26590, USA
“Nice quiet campground. Close to Waynesburg Pa and Morgantown WV and WVU. Owners are great. Laundry and shower house are nice. Also have fire pit rings and a nice playground for kids. Highly recommend”
Address: 925 Nolte Ln, Proctor, WV 26055, USA
“I make at least one trip here every summer. Holiday weekends are always jam-packed with a fun crowd of guys. I recommend July 4th and Christmas in July weekends in particular. For a quieter time, plan to go on an off-weekend. Staff has always been friendly and does their best to make every stay enjoyable. I tent and prefer to stay on East Ridge. The grounds are huge and accommodate tent-campers, cabins, and small campers. The owners continually invest in their property to keep things fresh. I’ve never had a bad camping experience here, even when it’s poured rain.”
Address: 871 County Road 8/8, Cameron, WV 26033, USA
“Have the best fried bologna sandwich I've had and probably 15-20 years definitely will go back”
Address: 1352 Gas Valley Rd, New Cumberland, WV 26047, USA
“Very quiet, beautiful view of the valley/cattle field. The owner was most accommodating for anything needed for our stay. I’d give it 6 stars if available! Hard pipe sewage available/50 amp hook up & good pressure well water. 4 sites available”
Address: Bonfire Ln, Triadelphia, WV 26059, USA
“My dad and mom use to work there back in 1993. Good to see it's still going. If I ever get a RV. I might have to take a trip up there.”
Address: 16 Ken Mar Rd, Wheeling, WV 26003, USA
“Our main reason for liking this campground is Carol Miller. She has made our stay very pleasant. The site is a very clean gravel pad with 3 hook-ups. When she realized I needed wi-fi, she had it hooked back up immediately to put me back in business. I do want to caution anyone pulling a trailer of significant length..... I only have a 22' and was quite unnerved at some of the twists and turns getting here. The road is in very bad shape coming South out of Bethlehem (470).”
Address: Haxlett Hill Rd, Cameron, WV 26033, USA
“Went to do some creek walking and found some rope swings. Was a good time!!!”
Address: 3759 McCreary's Ridge Rd, Cameron, WV 26033, USA
“Pretty statue of Gour + Nitai. The pond and flowers are very relaxing.”
Address: WV-8, New Cumberland, WV 26047, USA
“Good place for trout fishing and renting Pavillion for parties. Paddle boats, boat dock, numerous playgrounds, camp sites, rv parking, large outdoor public pool. A lot of great trails also hiking is beautiful there.”
Address: 3391 Veterans Blvd, New Cumberland, WV 26047, USA
“Rented a row boat for a couple hours. The lake is small but the perfect size for kayaking or rowing. The boat dock also rents out paddle boats. Very reasonable prices. Great service.”
Address: 191 Gillespie Ln, Triadelphia, WV 26059, USA
“Nice quiet place with a small waterfall and a huge rock up the hillside. Everyone is super friendly and easy going. The roads a little rough but it keeps the cars from going fast in and out.”
Address: 140 Gist Lane, Wellsburg, WV 26070, USA
“What an incredible choice to have our class reunion. Food, music and company were all wonderful!!”
Address: Valley Grove, WV 26060, USA
“Beautiful lakes. And I love that they have a separate lake stocked only for the handicapped and children. The Only way I would change it would be to add a playground for the little ones and i would fix the bathrooms(they're pretty gross). Other than that, it is an amazing place to take your family. I love the fact that I used to come here when I was little, and now I get to bring my kids, and hopefully (20 years from now) they'll bring their kids and make some beautiful memories.”
Address: 2 S Washington St, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411, USA
“Natural environment - they’re renewing & updating old structures - ( nothing fancy or illuminating fake here) Supposedly George Washington’s bathtub in carved rock filled with spring water here!! Get your feet wet in adjoining steams. Feel absolutely amazing after a soak - Enjoy old heritage , old wood surrounds u . Embrace the amazing spring water with all it’s amazing benefits. Bring some jugs for free filling to take home or buy some from a local shop. My favorite relaxing place to stay ❤️‼️”
Address: 95 Biser St, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411, USA
“Great area to get fresh water, have a picnic or sit and relax.”
Address: Jones Springs, WV 25427, USA
“This is a loop hike of about 6.4 miles. It uses 3 trails to complete the loop, and it features views from High Rock and several points across the ridge (Sleepy Creek Mountain). Shockey's knob is the highest point and where the PATC maintains a very nice shelter area for hikers. High Rock is a side adventure for those brave enough to climb out of over what is called a mini-knife edge. The best starting point is at the Busch Creek entrance to Sleepy Creek Wildlife Management area (SCWMA). You can choose to hike clock or counter-clock wise. Counter-clock wise is a more gradual ascent to the High Rock area (top of the mountain/ridge). Start counter clockwise on a forest road (white blazes). In about 1.3 miles, the white blaze trail goes left and leaves the forest road. The trail goes down and crosses Busch Creek. Keep following the white blaze trial and start the ascent of the mountain. In about 7/10's of a mile, you will come out at High Rock (top of the Mountain). If you want to explore High Rock, go North for about 100 yards on what is now a blue blazed trail. The blue blazed trail in the Tuscarora trail. On the right is a rock stair case that will take you on top of of High Rock. To continue the hike, go back south on the blue blazed trail. Over the next two miles, you will ascend to the Shockey's Knob area. The trail turns from a jeep road to a narrower hiking trail. Along the way, you will see great views west towards Ca-capon Mountain. After about total of 2 miles from high Rock, you will have the option of continuing on the blue blaze trail. In about 2/10's of a mile, you will find a new sign directing (white blaze trial off to the right) you to the PATC Shockey's knob shelter. I recommend you check this out. Or, you can continue on the blue blaze trail for about 7/10's of a mile until you find the intersection with Mills Race (yellow blaze Trail). One other option going back to the about the 2 mile distance from high Rock, is to turn right and follow the white blaze trial. This takes you along the ridge line (mountain top). In about 3/10's of a mile, the white blaze trail turns left and goes over the ridge top and descends down to Shockey's knob shelter as describe above. It is easy to miss the turn, so stay alert. After getting back to the blue blaze trail and making your way south to the intersection of the yellow blazed trail (Mills Race Trail), turn left and start a steep descent of the mountain. You will descend until you cross Busch Creek and then ascend to cross the ridge and back to the parking lot. Other notes: use insect repellent from May to October Best views: with the leaves off the trees Nov to mid April Overall: Great hike Credit due: to the person or persons that cleared this trail after the storms in Feb/March of this year (2019)- excellent job (had to be very difficult) Finding the trail head: off Rt 45 by turning onto Pack Horse Road. The entrance road is on the top of the ridge and is not clearly marked. Take the dirt road on the right between a temporary camper and a garage/storage building).”
Address: 1437 Pious Ridge Rd, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411, USA
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