Deacon's Kindergarten class had a Bowling Field Trip in Parkersburg at Pike Street Lanes. The…read morelittle guys had a great time bowling and even had a Pizza & Sprite Party for lunch! Deacon had a Great time with his friends and loved his Pepperoni Pizza. Kayla and I enjoyed watching them!!! The bowling alley has great lanes and offer some wonderful pricing options for public bowling trips or parties!!! A full eatery area and clean business

planes are pretty oiled and they extended their hours so they are open a lot more now and on…read moreWednesdays it's one dollars a game. I think this place is a great deal and a nice little local bowling alley.

By far the best laser tag we have had in this area and possibly in this state. You cant beat $10…read morefor 3 long rounds. Since we had a group, we got a discount and got the arena to ourselves. And Mr. Tagmaster aka me won over 1000 tickets for winning high score all 3 rounds even though each game had a different format. Def gonna be a regular spot for us on weekends.

Tony and I stopped on our way to Morgantown WV. The park is free to enjoy and the Fall Leaves were…read morebursting with Bright Vibrant Shades of Reds, Oranges, Yellow and Green...and don't forget the Browns!!! The water level in the lake was a little down! The park is located outside of Parkersburg on Route 50 on your way towards Cairo and West Union. There are bath rooms available and plenty of picnic tables with and without shelters, with grills and playgrounds. Pets are welcome on leashes!! Please enjoy what there is offered for FREE & FUN MEMORIES!!!

Quiet country, couple small playground, bike trails, fishing, not to much there so pack your lunch…read moreand bring snacks. There is trails and small creeks for me and the kids to catch crawdad!

The park sits along the Ohio River at a bend known as the Great Bend, a landmark noted on maps as…read morefar back as the 1700s. - George Washington himself claimed two land tracts in this area, one at Ravenswood and another at Millwood, which inspired the park's original name. The park is home to a 1918 lock house, which now houses the Great Bend Museum. Unfortunately, that was closed when we were here late on a Saturday but we were able to explore the park and enjoy being near the Ohio River. The park includes a refreshed Civil War Trails marker commemorating Confederate Gen. Albert Jenkins' crossing of the Ohio River at Ravenswood to capture Racine, Ohio. There is plenty of parking, some picnic and playground facilities and a boat launch. All have a view of the beautiful William S. Ritchie Jr. Bridge. [Review 586 of 2025 - 170 in West Virginia - 24147 overall]

Tonight went to Ravenswood Riverfront Park to see the Christmas Lights with Kayla Beth Fields and…read moregrandbabies Saige & Deacon Hunt. We had a really nice time seeing all the lights. The day was long but full of so much love and fun!!!

This place is awesome. This is t planet fatass the supposed judgement free zone unless you actually…read morelift heavy or drink water. This place has squat racks, power racks, and more free weights than machines. This is a place to train not hang out on your phone playing angry birds. The owner is very personable and friendly. For the dirty deets: $25 a month no contract no sign up fee no extra BS. 24/7 operations and convenient location right off the highway. Parking is ample and accessible. Do yourself a favor and ditch the corporate bs gyms and go with a local owned local operated business that cares about its customers.

Incredible facility and great group of members. Some of the best equipment available here. Everyone…read moreis like family here, only better

I am a big fan of history. I like reading about it. I like to view videos and also listen to…read morepeople talk about it. So when I knew I was going to vein this area. I decided to find a place to visit. And Fort Boreman popped up. So I came here. It was awesome to visit. But I wish I didn't visit in winter. Because the view from the top of the hill was slightly obstructed by the snow and fog. But I still enjoyed myself. And read all the signs. I was happy to take the small trail around the fort. I do wish when the civil war ended that they didn't tear everything dow. But that's ok. I was able to use my mind and pretend. And it was awesome.

Fun find; glad I found this on a list of local areas to visit. The park isn't huge, but what it…read morelacks in size it makes up for in vistas! Fort Boreman is the site of a Civil War fort and overlooks an area formed by the confluence of the Ohio river and the Little Kanawha river in nearby Parkersburg.

Tony and I stopped by this park on our West Virginia Almost Heaven Swing Trip today. This was our…read more2nd stop. Nice area a few tables and a bathroom. Need to see more of the park! This is backside of the dam!

I've biked the rail trail here many times since its opening many many years ago and each time is…read morejust as wonderful as my first time. I recently went with a couple of my childhood friends who had never been and we had an amazing ride. There are several cool tunnels to go through and there is always wildlife to view and enjoy on your ride. The town of Cairo is always one of my favorite parts of biking this trail, but it was also nice to see someone built a nice little park for the kids right off of the rail trail in Ellenboro to which we stopped at to cool off under the shelter and share some snacks on one of their picnic tables. The park itself is absolutely beautiful! The lake is great for boating and fishing, and the lodge and restaurant are great too. I hope you enjoy yourself while here because I know I always do :D

This is a very lovely park. There is a Victorian Water Fountain near the entrance. Not sure if it…read moreis the original one, since it was hit by a major storm and damaged. Hoping it is and was just repaired. The art work is amazing and very detailed on the fountain. There is a nice duck pond, several shelters for picnics, tennis courts and swimming pool. Very nice and Very well maintained park

There is a new fountain at the entrance of the park, there is a children's playground, many…read moreshelters to have get togethers, a pool and a Waterpark, basketball, tennis, and a pickleball court. Also a pond with birds. Plenty to do, beautiful views.