Everything you need for a relaxing pintail getaway! There's a restaurant, pool, hot tub, game room,…read moreclimbing wall in season, and more! So many trails to hike, and the nearby town of Pineville is quaint, with a looming lone boulder called Castle Rock overlooking the city. The rooms were comfortable, had television and WiFi, and if you're lucky, you can book a king suite with your own jacuzzi tub!

We just discovered this hidden gem in WV Lovely cabin…read moreexcellent overview into the woods where nature abounds Great resort with a restaurant and gift shop Many trails from novice to expert with great views Golf course, swimming pool, tennis and basketball courts Close to water for kayaking and fishing We shall return

We were so worried upon arrival when we found out there was an internal mistake with our…read morereservation, but the quick response and dedicated assistance shown by Joanna (Front Desk Manager) was absolutely amazing. She immediately set out to resolve the problem and make sure our stay was still spectacular. She even went so far as to walk down and check on us at the cabins and make a point to reach out during our stay. I cannot say enough great things about Joanna, the front desk staff, the housekeeping, and wait staff -- our cabins were immaculate, and the wait staff were friendly and so helpful. Everyone was extremely professional and personable. Highly recommended!

2-night stay May 29-30 in Stone Lodge family suite. The grounds are absolutely gorgeous! There's no…read moreAC or TV in the rooms in the Lodge, but we didn't miss them as the windows open and each room has a big ceiling fan and box fan. The higher elevation cuts a lot of heat as well. The pools are pristine and inviting, the hot tub is glorious. The staff are incredible friendly and polite across the boards. The food is delicious - go for the pizza at The Salt Pond/Petoots! The interior decor has charm and character and is meant to evoke an age gone by. Our room could have used a little attention - a couple spots in the room needed a little paint or fixing a small gap in the tile around the grip bar in the shower. But it was clean and comfy! Perfect for 3-4 guests.

Years ago, when the founders were still running Creekside, we used to spend a week there. My wife's…read moreparents both hailed from West Virginia, and occasionally her father would join us. A fantastic place, with many interesting spots to visit in Lewisburg, and very good fishing in the Greenbrier River and Second Creek. It's the only place where I have been able to pick fresh watercress right from the creek.

I only had the opportunity to stay at Creekside for one night, while on a business trip, but it was…read morea night well spent. The location is in a beautiful area in West Virginia. Being off the beaten path, it's easy to forget about life in the "real world." It was so quiet and peaceful; you only hear the sounds and see the sights of nature that have been lost in far too many places. I stayed in the Farmhouse Inn, the main house of the resort. It was clean, tastefully designed and well-furnished. I was the only one staying in this space, so again, it was very quiet. I spent a few hours outside in the evening chatting with a few other guests who were staying on the grounds. We sat out on the patio area during this time, and even decided to have our dinner there, as the weather was beautiful. While we ate, several deer payed a visit to the grounds to get dinner for themselves. Speaking of dinner, it was fantastic. I had a fresh salad, that I can only assume came from the organic garden on the grounds. Additionally, I had a vegetable lasagna and finished my meal with some delicious apple cake. Since I was leaving early the next morning for work, a breakfast basket was prepared for me with a variety of baked goods, orange juice, fruit, and a serving of the best baked oatmeal I ever had. Gail and Gary, the owners, were fantastic as well. They were extremely helpful from booking through my checkout. There were several emails sent to me prior to my visit with all the directions and information I needed to know for my arrival. Since I was arriving during their off hours, they prepared a binder for me that got me to my room and settled in until we had a chance to meet later in the evening. If you are interested in connecting with the outside world during your stay, cell service is spotty. I was told that only some cell service work there. However, there is a public phone that anyone can access if needed at no cost. In addition, the Farmhouse Inn has wifi. I don't believe this is true for all the outer houses. But since you come by the Farmhouse for meals, and any other time you want to, it shouldn't be an inconvenience. Overall, I have absolutely no complaints. I would HIGHLY reccomend this place if you're in the area.

The Mud Pit is a great place to visit. We spent 3 nights there in September and we have pretty much…read moredecided that this is the only place we will stay now. The cabins are all new and build on site. They are all well maintained and very accommodating. The entire resort is clean, quite, and relaxing. You have you privacy when you want it. All the cabins and RV site face the Bluestone River. So when you have ridden all day you can sit back on your picnic table by the fire and relax. While we were there there were three Owls were around us and that morning while sitting outside three deer just walked out of the woods across the river less than 50 yards from us. They just sat there drinking water and eating from the river bank. It was so peaceful. Now.... for me... The best characteristic of this ATV resort is Donna's cooking. Its all fresh prepared home made meals. The breakfast was great.... The hamburgers were great.... But the suppers...... No matter how far away we rode during the day we made SURE we were back in time for supper. Meatloaf and mash potato's on one night, and the next night was roast with cornbread. When we first arrived they had everything in order and it took less than five minutes to get checked in. Their cabins have key less entry systems so you don't have to worry about keeping up with room keys. The shower NEVER ran out of hot water. Kerig in the room with free coffee and coffee in the store. They have a gas pump on site and the prices were the same or close the regular gas station price. They even gave us their contact numbers and assured us that if we had trouble on the trails they would come help any way they could. From now on.... anytime I ride the Hatfield and McCoy trails I will stay at The Mud Pit ATV Resort.

From the owner: Here at Pocahontas Outfitters, we provide gear and riverfront lodging for one of West Virgina's…read morebest-loved trail systems: the Hatfield-McCoy Trails. With more than 600 miles of trails cutting through the southern West Virginia mountainside, adventurers seek out this patch of wilderness to experience the thrill of ATVing. From our location bordering the Bluestone River, guests can access the Pocahontas Trail, Indian Ridge Trail, and Pinnacle Creek Trail. We love getting to know the outdoor enthusiasts who call our place home while exploring the beauty of this place, and we can't wait to meet more. If you're looking to experience the best adventure West Virginia has to offer, meet us at the gates of Trails Heaven!

I had high hopes for this property. Let me give the positives: location and the bartender's lovely…read morecocktail skill. Sadly, the rest is not good. Our room smelled so strongly of over scented cleaning solution that I thought it was going to trigger an asthma attack. The headboards had a visible layer of dust on the front surface and there was a heavy layer of dust along the floor in front of the baseboards and window sills. The mini-split was dirty. On Saturday night, they took the elevator out of service at 11pm because they were having the floor stripped. I had to walk up four flights to get to my room. Then, the breakfast on Sunday was under stocked with only 3 yogurts in the fridge, the sterno had gone out, and the water in the carafe for making instant oatmeal was cold. There were some weird cheese and egg "omelets" that were not made in house. We ended up going across the street. This may be called a historic boutique hotel, but it misses the mark by a long shot. I was very disappointed in this hotel

We needed a place to stop half way on our journey and didn't want to stay in a chain by the…read moreinterstate hotel. This was the perfect stop. It was like going back in time and felt more like a bed and breakfast than a hotel. Service was nice, breakfast was included and covered what you needed, and the rooms were very cozy. Loved the historic information they have everywhere. So glad they decided to preserve a piece of history.

Excellent staff. The place was immaculate even though it is huge! Our room was beautiful! Kudos to…read morethe director of the park for selecting a great dtaff!

My husband and I stopped by the dining room to get a bite to eat. We were handed our menu's and no…read moreone ever came back to get our drink order or our food order. One girl came out and looked at us, then disappeared. The other girl was getting her tips from a table that were getting ready to leave. There was no one else in the dining room. We got up and left after 20 minutes. As we were leaving, one of the cooks went to the dumpster outside and came back licking his fingers. I could only hope he washed his hands. Pipestem you need to do better.. We are locals and eat there alot..

We did a 4 hour rental on a Tuesday and everything went extremely well. I let my wife do most of…read morethe driving and she rocked it. The staff are super friendly and helpful. Don't forget to have lunch or dinner in Bramwell.

Absolutely wonderful stay! Brought our GD 24mav toyhauler with the talon to ride the Hatfield McCoy…read moretrails. I guess we got the deluxe rv spot, however the price didn't. The back ramp turns into a porch that looked out over a nice drop to a wide open view of the mountains with a crest of sunset. Having thier own gas station made easy go on the sxs. One day we did over 90 miles, of which 15 were on the road. Heard they now have a trail head that goes to Kentucky. If you like Windrock then it's worth looking here. We ride Florida, however it's great to enjoy all of America off road.

My wife and I spent a weekend at Primland in mid-June on our way home from a wedding down South…read more The resort is a bit out of the way. We still had a twenty-minute drive to the lodge when we reached the North gate. The drive was pretty, though, and passed quickly. The circular driveway in front of the lodge was clogged with cars, forcing us to park down the road a bit. No one was around to welcome us, and finding someone took us a bit. Once we did, the valets quickly took care of us, and we were checked in. Our room on the second floor overlooked the 18th green and a valley on the backside of the lodge. It was terrific: large and spacious, with lots of wood and chunky lodge-style furnishings. The bathroom was huge, with a large tub, separate shower, and his-and-hers sinks. The minibar came stocked with complimentary non-alcoholic drinks and some snacks. While staying here, we enjoyed their astronomy presentation at the top of the silo, walking on several trails through the nearby woods, time in the spa, and making smores out back by the fire pit in the evening with the other guests. There was a special cocktail hour with apps and drinks, and a chance to talk to some of the local providers of food and items to the hotel. They do an excellent job of using local sources for the lodge. Dining was top notch, except at the Stables family-style restaurant. The Stables was a disappointment. Our other meals though in the lodge were top notch. The staff at Primland is the best, and they are what make this place so special. Come visit in the summer and enjoy the cooler temperatures of the mountains.

Start out with the good: the BEDS WERE AMAZING-Cooshy and Gooshy, The pillows were too! Their…read moreworkers were the friendliest of all time. I especially appreciate Chad who was at the parking deck for shuttling folks around. He was especially helpful. My spa facial was delicious and completed by Rita who has magic hands. Ask for RITA!!! Definitely sign up for watching the sky with their telescope. That was cool on a clear night. Now the bad - Toilet paper was not soft. I spent a lot of money there over 4 days. Need soft paper. Food was good but pricey. $125/dinner at least just for the meal and then include drinks!!!! Yikes, They are in a rebuilding phase. Next summer will be much better when their new outdoor pool will be open. Currently, only have an indoor pool currently with lots of chlorine in the hot tub that burned my eyes. That was a bummer. Spa was good as mentioned above but the robes were all tattered. That was a shame. Maybe next summer they will buy new robes for spa with everything else they are doing. Beds were great but need to be flipped since they slope to the left as people wear them down getting out of them. Over all cost for 4 days was in the multi thousand dollar range. Not enough to do for that much to be spent. Won't be going back.

Absolutely breathtaking views right on the Blue Ridge with views all the way to far off North…read moreCarolina. Completely loved the solitude, views and quaint little surrounding towns and parks.

Great place to go with your dog! Stayed in chalet #82 with fantastic view! Place is older and not…read morein perfect condition, but has nice furnishings. No smell, no issues. Bed was fine. Shower good Would definitely stay here again for the price paid and the fabulous view that made it very hard to get off the couch! Note: the lodge/restaurant is closed down.