Do not camp here! There's no bathroom after hours, which is quite awkward when you're camping in a…read moresoccer field in a public area.

I use the YMCA to keep my son active during the winter and between outside sports. We always do the…read moreinside soccer leage and come swimming when the kids need something to do. We come use the rock wall and I bring my son (8 yrs old) and his buddies come use the basketball court or the indoor soccer field to kick the ball around or play basketball. I love having a safe place to bring the kids. there isnt that much in this town. We also have his birthday parties there a lot. I love the YMCA and i appriciate everything they do there to help the kids and families in this area.thank you yMCa

Was in deep creek for a week, bought a one week pass, has everything you need, open 24 hrs and the…read moreowner answers your calls if u have any questions.

For a mountain/lake resort area --- this facility is perfect! Conveniently located, good variety of…read moreequipment (which was in great shape) and solid customer service. While the annual membership is a deal and a half, day passes can get a little pricey. I recommend a multi-day or week pass to save money if you plan to be there for a few days. Also check their class schedule as you can 'walk-in' so classes they have.

This is the best senior center I have been to. Judy does an amazing job keeping thingds active,…read moreorganized and running smoothly. The food is always served hot and tastes great. They have crafts, music, exercise, outside activites and more. They have several tables for dining or participating in activities, including mosts favorite, you guessed it, BINGO.

Beautiful, clean gym. Great quality equipment and lots of it. There's something there for everyone…read morefrom strict bodybuilders to cardio nuts. Kind and helpful owner. Wonderful helpful members. Can't recommend it enough.

No nonsense gym that is sorely needed in Keyser. The owner is a good guy and very accommodating…read more The equipment is dated but solid. It has all of the essentials.

Our annual family reunion has been taking place here since 1966. Two sisters started the…read moretradition and now the fourth generation is here showing up in diapers. The camp is an all inclusive experience. Meals are provided as well as other experiences in the price. For nominal additional costs you may add arts/crafts projects, guided water tours, horseback riding and high ropes/zip lining. The camp accommodates special needs and has annual events, including women's weekends, folk music, etc No where else can you be a kid with your kids like this. Programming for all kids allows everyone to engage in age appropriate activities without devices.

Disconnect, Relax and Reset. Deer Valley is the place to…read moreslow down and focus on spending time with your family in nature! Every morning, I check the schedule for activities, make a plan and go. Or you can just sit back, and relax by the lake. Water Activities: Sailing Paddle boarding Kyaking Open lake swim: 1 mile Skill based swimming areas Rowboats Fishing (bring your own gear) Nature Center Motorized boat rides: Water slide Beach Camp Activities: $ - additional cost ANW obstacle course Pottery Painting Bisque painting ($) Hiking Horseback riding ($) Nature tours Bracelet crafts ($) Chapel on Sunday Horseshoes Chess Board games Bocce Tie dye (bring your own shirt) Gaga Ball Archery BB gun range Soccer Basketball Playground Swings Tennis Gift shop Kids Club Teen Club Food: Meals are served buffet style. *Everyday at breakfast waffles, cereal and fresh fruit and yogurt are available. *Lunch and dinner always has a salad bar with a large assortment of toppings. * This year DV added vegan options! * The snack shop opens after dinner. *Hershey's ice cream, milkshakes, pretzels and popcorn are available to purchase. * Bring your own snacks if you are a picky eater. * We pray before every meal in the dining hall. * On the last night there's an outdoor BBQ. Lodging: The best option is to stay in renovated cabins by the lake. Our cabin has two adjoining rooms. Each side has its own private bathroom and sink. To shower, you have to walk up to shower house. Bring a bathroom caddy, it's perfect for camp. Staff: The management and staff here is amazing! Everyone that works here love this place, the same managers and staff have been return year after year. They're like family. Overall, if you love the wonders of the great outdoors, bring your family here. Deer Valley is my happy place!

Spring Gap Farm: The best horseback riding experience ever! I can only encourage everyone to try…read morethis out! This was a unique experience that combines education and trail riding. The horses were all beautiful and well behaved. It was an absolutely great experience and there was plenty of time on the trails. Kina and Kenny provided knowledgeable instruction and encouragement all along the way. SGF is a must see if you are in the area or just passing through!

What an incredible company! Alex and Anthony were so incredibly friendly, punctual, and easy to…read morework with. We got a three day rental and it was an awesome deal, especially considering other companies' prices on the lake! Our kids loved it and played on it for hours, giving us time to relax and spend time with family that we never see. Even better, this is a new company started by two men in their early 20s. Support young entrepreneurs and rent from Deep Creek Water Trampolines!

I would recommend this business 100% but be aware you need to reserve early online. The staff was…read moreextremely friendly and knowledgeable on where to anchor the trampoline, so that everyone would be safe and be able to jump in and not have any obstructions. They delivered it promptly and removed it promptly as per the agreement of our rental. We will definitely be using them. Next time. We come into town to rent another lake house I recommend also getting the pad to attach. It makes it much easier to get onto the trampoline.

I have participated in the 3rd annual Barnum Trail (West Virginia) marathon & half marathon of…read more2016. This race was presented by Altis Endurance Sports, which puts on multiple endurance events throughout the Mid Atlantic area. I've already claimed my 50 states marathon title already back in 2014 October, but since my goal was to reach 100 career marathons/ultras, like many of my crazy marathon friends have already done, I figured I wanted to be kooky like them and join that bandwagon. After completing this trail marathon, as a part of a multi state race series, this was my 2nd time for West Virginia and my 87th marathon/ultra finish. Yup, I'm getting there. The Barnum Trail marathon is a definitely a small race, with racers coming from all parts of the country. I noticed that one lady in particular is running 50 states from South Africa and I got a photo of her shirt that day. I thought I was crazy doing it from Hawaii! Haha! Barnum Trail marathon is a 4 loop course, with each loop being approximately about 6.55 miles. Every marathon is a challenge, Trail Or road, doesn't matter. The overall experience here was that of patience and determination. You gotta love to do this and spend your hard earned $$ to want to do this. At the end of the day, the course was beautiful and hearing the river along the course was soothing. I gotta thank the volunteers and the race director himself. It's a nice race series that's bound to grow in future years. It mostly attracts the crazy people I know and love. If you are an endurance junkie, love to run, or just picking off states through running marathons or half marathons, this is the race series for you. West Virginia is a hard state to get to, so I ended up bundling this trip with the Cumberland C&O Towpath marathon in Maryland the next day. You know, for financial reasons, not because I'm crazy. ;) The Barnum Trail marathon and half marathon starts and finishes at the Barnum White Watershed area near Keyser, West Virginia. It was about a 45 minute drive from La Vale, Maryland. Packet pick up was held on race morning, which was nice. We also got some West Virginia lottery tickets for free in our packets. I ended up winning $2.00, which I redeemed after the race. It was nice to see friends who I haven't seen in years and to be able to run with them that day was nice. Prices for entry I believe was in the $75-$100 range for the marathon, although I can't be sure. Register early to save! Because it was an out and back course, I got to see them a few times out there, depending on how fast or slow we were going. There was 2 aid stations along the course and one at the start and finish line. I would say 75% of the course was actual rail trail, trails converted from ex rail road, and 25% was smooth asphalt with a lot of stones. I did like the aid stations that day, since they had much more of a spread than Gatorade and water. They actually had real food and cookies, as well as soda (Coke and Mountain Dew). The course was well marked, considering that it was just a trail going straight till you turned around after about 3.25 miles. It was marked with pink ribbons. I heard that there was a bear sighting that day, but thankfully I didn't get that privilege of seeing it and be lunch for it. Being that it was a small race, the fan fare was non existent. Only the people who finish the race whom stuck around afterwards and the race director greeted the last finishers, gave the finisher awards (medals), and engrossed each other of war stories along the course, previous marathons we've ran, and what's coming up. As mentioned before, this race is for those who love trails and endurance events. Whether you are a destination marathoner or half marathoner, a 50 stater - marathon or half marathon, consider doing this one for West Virginia. The time of year is perfect, since it's the beginning of Fall/Autumn in the mid Atlantic. Race starts at 8am and it's a Saturday race. You would have an 8 hour cutoff for this one. The medals are nice and the ambiance of a small race may be the one that lures you in versus a large urban one like Chicago or New York City. Definitely a 5 star event, even though I don't do trail events that often. Support local! A+ #Yelpmarathons