The good is that the hike through the beautiful woods was great, and the pool area well kept. The…read morepool table area needs improvement. I really enjoyed my hike.

Cedar Trails is a nice secluded park! Family friendly. We were there just as it's annual kids week…read morehad wrapped up and there were a couple families still hanging around. Plenty of hiking / walking trails. The pool is not heated and we were there early in the season so it was still too cold for us. The hot tub was great, but could use a little TLC. It is plenty big (made by the residents themselves!). I had to rewrite the brakes in our trailer while there and not one person complained, in fact one of the residents lent me some tools! It's a little rustic and could use an infusion of money to improve the maintenance; however all-in-all a great place. Check out the nearby Serpent Mound park! We will definitely stay there again!

Me and mom grabbed some hot dogs at East Bank swimming pool. Not bad. $3 per hot dog. Homemade slaw…read moreand chili. Glad they have a concession stand up and running this year! Prices for admission is $3 for adults and $2 for seniors. Pops are $1. Clean facility. Parking is at East Bank Middle School.

Got a site there in 2021 because of amenities such as a splash pad, inflatables in the lake, there…read morewas a water slide there, Side by side trails, and a camp store3 years and the sign for the splash pad saying coming soon, water slide was open 1 day in the last 3 year and now is all rusted, the inflatables in the lake are always broken, the side by side trails were dangerous and now are closed, and the camp store is never open. Everything is always broken and no one maintains the grounds. A dead tree fell on my camper causing a total loss of the camper due to lack of maintence of the property. All of this for a lovely $3500 a year not including utilities and lake passes. Go to Longs Resor instead.

Just troubling all the price changes and every year they raise prices just to benefit themselves…read morethey treat there permanent campers like crap and some people have even put 1,000s of dollars into there campers and there sites not even including the people who have helped them when they started owning this place to many kids have gotten hurt it used to be a family place but not anymore it's like the country hell version of Jersey shore ...

Today my husband and I took a stroll around the fishing lake at Coonskin Park on Hoppy Shores Dr in…read moreCharleston, WV We are both Charleston natives and we discussed how much the park has changed in our 60 yrs on earth. The park, especially on a gorgeous 80 degree Sunny Sunday day, would have been jammed pack with bumper to bumper cars cruising through the park. Every field, every table, every inch being utilized BUT not today! Today's generation doesn't like to go outside. A park goes to waste on them. It's a true shame. Tony and I walked around the small groups of people fishing and talking. We saw 2 turtles. I took pics of flowers and the beautiful scenery while our grandson enjoyed the playground with his mother. My only concern is that people are NOT using the trash cans. Pure lazy people! The cans were not full, people just chose not to take the few extra steps to throw stuff away properly!!

As a PA native, I never explored all the nooks and crannies of The Mountain State quite like this…read morebefore. With a name like Coonskin Park, it has to be a great place. I quite like it for the pickle ball courts. The groundhogs, however, despise this place since the lead groundskeeper of the groundhog community left many years ago to audition for the next Punxsutawney Phil role. He won the audition, which meant the rest of the groundhog community had surrendered their power and naming rights to Radical Ringtail, the leader of the Charleston Trash Panda gang. Now putting that totally irrelevant nonsense to the side, we can expect many great things to come from the beautiful views and scenic West Virginia trails.

I have went swimming at the pool in Ripley the past three days with my grandchildren…read more It cost $4 cash or check only Hours are basically Noon to 5 most days! Open 7 days per week Sunday 1pm to 5pm They have concessions that are priced very economically for everyone! Children are allowed floats and Toys and there is a separate baby wading pool and a Slide with a few diving boards. Ya'll come on down!!

They don't keep kiddy pool clean, the staff is rude especially the manager. If you are not friends…read morewith the manager you are treated horrible. Things are not kept clean and the manager spends most of her time tanning getting snippy when she has to do anything.

The escape room is great! I highly recommend the Dirty Money Good Deed escape room. It is a…read moreHatfield-McCoy, bootlegging escape room theme. It is the best one I have been to. You go online to reserve your time slot and you get an hour to try and escape. Good luck trying to beat the clock and get out.

From the owner: The Larry Joe Harless Community Center enriches lives in the southern West Virginia area by…read moreoffering health, educational, recreational, and cultural opportunities. In addition to an Olympic size swimming pool open year-round, we also offer an expansive and impressive gym with a walking track, dozens of free weights, elliptical machines, and more. LJHCC offers youth swimming, gymnastics, and basketball leagues as well as several programs for seniors including Tai Chi and Water Aerobics. The center also offers rental and catering services for weddings, parties, baby showers, and more.