One of the best places in the country ride mostly because of the people that are here they are so…read morehelpful and kind. And the trails are awesome.

We've stayed here several times over the past 5 yrs. Always great staff and accommodations. Beds…read morecould use a little help but cabins, campground and bath houses are always in good shape. Great place to stay with your atv easy access to Hatfield Mccoy trail system. Good place weather your with a group of 1 or 21!

There are not enough stars to rate this campground! Dara and Caleb are phenomenal to deal with!…read moreExcellent communication during our 3 month stay. Grounds are well maintained and everyone was always pleasant! Definitely recommend!!

Many more full-timers than we expected. The store is amazing which is a nice added feature. Loud…read morenoise from road though and cell service was non existent. Also wi-fi was terrible. A known issue.

Was traveling through the area and didn't have reservations. I called and spoke to a lady who…read moreinformed that there was vacancy. $80/night. Figured it was worth it as it was getting dark and Beckley is 30 some miles away. The hotel is situated 3 miles from downtown Welsh on Hwy 16 (Stewart Street).It's a very quaint motel. Met the clerk at the motel (who met us at the office since no one is there 24/7) and checked in which was a very easy process. She was very personable and friendly. She informed they recently got a new mayor who is very ATV friendly....which hopefully will boost business. The room was very clean and loved that it included a refrigerator and microwave. The tiled bathroom floor and tiled entry area were pretty sticky and the carpet didn't look completely vacuumed. But overall the cleanliness was good. There isn't a coffee maker in the room but I did notice there is one in the lobby. But since no one is in the lobby 24/7 and it remains locked, I'm not sure how someone would access it. There is WIFI but it was pretty weak...assuming the equipment is in the office and my room was the farthest one away. Overall, it's a cute motel that's comfortable and has most of the necessities. It sure beats driving in the dark on some of these windy roads. Highly recommend!

We had a fantastic time at Weary Feet Hostel-- Eric "Juke box" was full of fun stories and we…read morecannot wait to go back to meet Brigid "Purple Haze" next time. They've recently acquired the hostel from The former owner who still lives in the area and as Foodies themselves make incredible meals. For supper the first night we had cheese stuffed shells with arrabiata meat sauce and the second night we had "Mexican lasagna." Both nights there was a yummy salad. Eric mentioned how much he likes it when gluten-free hikers come through as he is (completely) gluten-free himself, and it allows him to have second crack at any leftovers. Breakfast was amazing buttermilk flapjacks, and eggs mixed with spinach, as well as sausage for those who want it. (And infinite amounts of coffee for those who need that.). The bath house was recently built -- 3 giant shower stalls with locking doors (but Al fresco so I'm not sure how that would feel during colder months.). We got one of the private rooms which had three beds and could've slept five comfortably, but the toilet is communal as per usual at hostels. There is a stream with small fish, large crawdads and some cool giant pollywogs on the other side of the gravel driveway. The front yard of the property is a field where we (with other resting hikers) watched an impressive number of butterflies and we understand the firefly show is impressive during June-July. The biodiversity of the Appalachian Trail on either side of this property is unparalleled. I read it's the most biodiverse temperate forest in the world and I believe it. Do yourself a favor and pay them a visit!

Weary Feet was my first hostel stay ever and I can't say enough good things about it. You felt…read morelike part of a big family in an old farmhouse. The food was delicious (leave room for cake) and the setting was just outstanding.

Sunday 08/31 at Bluestone Lake State Park near Hinton WV "Almost Heaven" swing Tony Vanoy Swing…read more6/41 We had an adventure today checking out all these swings! Plenty of parking Free to enjoy! Located near Marina and Dam. Lisa Diane Boyce-Vanoy #almostheaven #wvswings #2025endofsummerroadtrip

Hands down, this may be one of the loveliest parks I've stayed in. The drive in to the park is just…read moregorgeous, with the Bluestone Lake, River, and the New River all around. At the entrance to the park is one of the WV Almost Heaven swings! You can walk the bridge via a pedestrian access, and the Bluestone Marina offers kayak, canoes, or boat rentals for a lake level view. The cabins are affordable, peaceful, and recently renovated with nice space and woods or water views, and a fireplace with a stack of wood ready to complete your clamping experience. There are trails on site as well, and picnic areas with more beautiful scenery. Check out Pipestem nearby as well!!

This was a nice visitor center! We got some great info! Loved the options in the shop, however, we…read moredo wish there were more WV patches and magnets. We looked all over town and couldn't find any, thought that this spot would have it.

Every nice facility with a lot of information. Lots of parking. They have a ton of pamphlets…read moreavailable for your planning.