Tony and I went for a 30 minute walk around Cedar Lakes to walk off dinner and get some much needed…read moreexercise. I never heard so much complaining from a grown ass man, lol!!! But he finished it!!! It was nice little trek in the sunshine to get some vitamins on my skin. After 10 days almost dying in the hospital, I wanted the sunshine on my face and the walk through the beautiful park...

From the owner: Cedar Lakes is more than just a Conference Center. With over 30 meeting spaces and venues, we have…read morethe perfect spot for every occasion. Weddings, business conferences, youth camps, artisan workshops and more have all been held at our picturesque location. If you are just looking for lodging, we have that too. Besides our hotel at Holt Lodge, we have several other motel and dorm-style lodging facilities to meet every need and budget. While you're here, play a round of mini golf or disc golf, fish in one of our 4 lakes, try out the horseshoes or volleyball, or even go swimming at our pool. It's like staying in a park! Cedar Lakes is also the location of the annual WV Mountain State Art & Craft Fair. And we host our own Folk Art at the Lakes adult art education classes year-round. For more information, please contact our Program Coordinator.

This is the second year we've sent my son to one of the summer camps at Math Plus. Last year he did…read morea half-day programming camp, and this year he went for a full-day Lego robotics camp. Both experiences were very positive - he came home full of excitement about what he'd done at camp and inspired to continue working on programming at home. (To be honest, he was already pretty excited about building Legos at home, but the robotics part has given him a new focus.) The teachers are clearly experienced at dealing with kids and are actually full-time teachers during the school year, which was a huge plus for me. I was concerned that the people running the camp might just be college kids on break, but this was clearly not the case.

My first grade son attends class here and he loves everything about it. His teachers are…read moreenthusiastic and the other kids are just as happy to be there. It's okay for him to be excited about math and learning whereas at school he sometimes feels singled out for liking math. The homework is never too challenging and there is plenty of time to complete it before the next week. His class size is only 7 or 8, including him, and he receives plenty of one-on-one attention. As a parent, I appreciate that I don't have to continually sign him up for a new term. Once you sign up for a class, it's an ongoing schedule of classes, that continue through the summer. I'm looking forward to him having interactions with a classroom setting and mathematics classwork during the break. I think having this experience will allow him to stay sharp with his skills. It is pricey, but I believe well worth it. It's a skill that will much more needed throughout his life than knowing how to throw a baseball.