Crafty Ladies and Friends is described as a 'unique little craft shop', located in the Alleghany…read moreHighlands. They offer various furniture and home decor, handworks, fabric, jewelry, soy candles, and even homemade treats! I was excited to stumble upon this place while we were in the area, as they had some holiday weekend/small-business specials, offering goodies such as wreaths, ornaments, placemats, a crocheted wine carrier, and other cool handcrafted goods. They also have giveaways and portion of their sales get donated to local charities and pantries! AMAZING! Can we talk about the homemade Oreo balls, pumpkin cookies with caramel icing, and the sourdough bread from CC Sweets? Definitely check this place out - a perfect spot to find gifts for others and for yourself!

I came in to sell a Nintendo switch (that I played like twice) and some games that came with it. As…read moreI walked in the store seemed spacious and had a good variety to stuff on the shelves. Interacting with Jay and his employees was very pleasant. He also offered a fair price for and told me what he would sell for. Very transparent and fair.

My husband and I stumbled into the WV Renaissance festival while camping in the area and had an…read moreabsolute blast! Lots of friendly people, the food was fairly priced, and lots of amazing and creative vendors. I'm officially obsessed and can't wait to go again.

We love the West Virginia Renaissance Fair. We have gone every year except 2020, and every year, it…read moregets better and better! We have experienced fairs in California, Texas, and Maryland, and while they are older, bigger, and more established, the West Virginia Faire is coming up strong! Each year, they build more attractions, have more vendors and performers, and pull in an enthusiastic crowd of attendees. They have West Virginia based meads and ciders and beers, as well as other local purveyors. The weather in June is usually about as perfect as you can ask for. Highly recommend!

The North House Museum is one of those small, out of the way sites that are worth exploring…read more Operated as part of the Greenbrier Historical Society, it contains many examples of early Virginia furnishings. Yes, you read that right my friends. Don't forget, West Virginia was a part of Virginia until 1863. The North House has six rooms open to the public. My husband Rick and I took the free (although a donation is suggested) guided tour. Being a history teacher, Rick liked the Civil War Room the best. I preferred the Doris Caldwell room. Caldwell was a diorama artist whose pieces were very intricately detailed. Come check this place out if you're on a WV vacation.

We spent the day in Lewisburg and this museum became the highlight of our trip. We took the guided…read moretour and thoroughly loved it. The guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. The other staff we encountered were very helpful. The displays were of the highest quality and full of interesting information about the several eras of Lewisburg and Greenbriar County. Another big plus was the handicap access. We were able to take a wheelchair throughout the museum. This museum put a smile on our faces.

The food and staff are great. Atmosphere is also great. I would recommend this place.read more

Love the Chicken Wings and Service is excellent! We enjoy the food and the atmosphere! Always see…read morefriends as well.

Awesome professional quality live theatre. Do yourself a favor and catch a performance, you will…read morenot be disappointed. I saw "Dracula: The Musical" there last Halloween and it was great!

Wonderful performing arts center. Professional & amateur actors who love their craft. I have never…read morebeen disappointed with any of the plays I have seen. Seating is comfortable & you are high enough above the row in front of you to avoid having your view blocked.

A great little museum and nod to Greenbrier and Lewisburg. It has an incredible collection of…read moredocuments and display items. Currently the exhibit upstairs is all about textiles, but I heard they change it regularly. There was a hands-on room and a bedroom set with an original handmade quilt that looks like it was made by a machine. You can tell a lot of love and pride goes into the museum from the friendly faces to the informative collections and exhibits. Definitely a must see spot for any visitors!

First of all, we met some locals who are retired name Garland and Mike. Two class acts who allowed…read moreus to Join up with them due to a frost delay. They were gems and showed us where, why and how of the course. Great company for sure. Now I like to think I am a good golfer (hit long off the tee and fairly accurate with a good short game) 11 handicap...Thus course had some major league elevation...Not a poppy Ridge out in Livermore, CA but there were hills. My drives were freaking huge...Regulation was hit in most cases and I even drove two Par 4s...What killed me were the greens...Not only were the fairways elevated so were the greens!!!! It is narrow so if you are a sprayer like my cousin, you will get frustrated. Alas, lack of familiarity of the course did me in and I shot an 89. Keep in mind the slope is a tough 126...Average is 113 in America. Castlewood Country Club in Pleasanton, CA is 131 and is a very hard course and I shot 2 strokes better there; it was the home course of LPGA Pro and Asst. Captain of the Solheim Cup Champion team of 2024. I shot an 87 at Castlewood which is also a tour length course but here ai shot an 89! It is a tough little course but the company was exceptional. Thank you Garland and Mike! Only hit was that the greens were not Maintained well enough but it is winter. I get to knock West Virginia off my list of Places I have golfed...I would like to come back and play this again for sure.

Nice golf course, good prices! Very hilly and had some water issues but definitely worth the money!read more