Let it b known there r (2) camp areas... Bear creek village and big bear camplands. The Villiage is…read morefor transient RV/tent campers with the later being the year round lots with permanent RVs. Lots of trails suitable for biking and hiking, wildlife, and swimming at lakes or waterpark. Not your avg Convenience store - has an abundant stock. Now, this is WV... if you dont know what WV is like this place may come as a hard reality. Bear creek village is beautiful until you dig alittle deeper. Sites are level, camp pads for tents, the trees and boulder fields are quiet pretty. The bath house could use a massive update, prox to well traveled camplands road gets noisy, drivebys by camplands golf carts is obnoxious. IDK, its WV. Its either a gem or wasted vacation depending on your priorities.

This place is in the 'Twilight Zone'....ive never met such a stupid b.....as this lady (to put it…read moremildly) that worked in the Country Store.....I asked her how much it cost to camp there & she said they dont have overnight camping! WTH???? Its a CAMPGROUND!! So she asked how i got into the park, i said MY CAR she said they only sell lots for RV'S!! I guess she should look at the website???!!! REDNECK DUMMY

Kentuck Campground is a great place to camp it has many different kinds of campsites something…read morefor everyone and the Church service is outside in a amphitheater at 9 and we were done by 10 good preaching and Sunday school too .it was a very good service. People even brought their dogs to service .the children loved the service as much as the adults..

Sites are pretty good, and I like the sound of a train. My issue is the bathrooms and lack of…read moreinternet service. The showers in the women's bathhouse in the Cherry area don't drain. The showers are quite cramped with no real changing area. The sinks are the 1960's style, with a separate hot and cold faucet so you can only have one or the other. IMO, it's past time for new bathhouses. I don't expect WiFi but be aware if you have T-Mobile, you're outta luck for cell service too. Fayette Co. does offer free WiFi in the "downtown" area but it's not convenient to the campground.

Upon arriving you come across a sign that says to find an open spot and they will catch up with you…read morefor payment. Most of the sites are seasonal, and unlevel. Although, it rained the week before the grass around our site was very high and obivously needed mowed and weed eated. It is a quite campground, again, most being seasonal. Once we wee able to level off and open up the quite atmosphere was refreshing. Nice thing, there is no check in check out rules, you can arrive and leave when you wish. Owner stopped in to say hi. Very nice person!!!!! Give it a try ya might like it...

I absolutely loved the design of the room. It was as immaculately clean as any room I have ever…read moreseen, and the bed was as comfortable as I can remember any bed anywhere. The wonderful experience was interrupted by the noise, however. The winter wind loudly whistled through the back door and the heater was also loud - no fan speed adjustment. If I find myself visiting the area again but in moderate weather, I'd be glad to return.

Drove 3 hrs for Wisp and had our reservations canceled at our original spot, called this location…read moreand the staff was super kind and helpful! They accommodated us on the spot and had a room clean and ready. The rooms are quaint, clean and cozy. It's decorated simply but has what you need. A fridge, microwave, toiletries, fluffy pillows and towels, lots of space to place your items as well. Out on the balcony there is a cute little bar sitting area and the fire pits. It is so cozy you really don't want to leave. There are drinks at the front and the staff are amazing! The female as well as the tall gentle man were great! Wish we got names. Walls are a bit thin but besides that get you a room and watch tv all day in their fluffy beds. Perfect place to relax! Will be back!

Did you know that West Virginia is lousy with bears? I did not know this before visiting West…read moreVirginia. Did you know that I am incredibly afraid of bears? I am, and I agreed to stay in a cabin in the West Virginia woods without doing any bear research beforehand. I learned about the bears -- all 14,000 of them roaming the state -- a day before I was supposed to stay at Mountain Creek Cabins, which are located in the middle of the woods in Bruceton Mills. I was ... a little anxious about my stay, you could say. Never mind that a bear attack has never been recorded in the state of West Virginia. There's always a first, right? And it could be me! I'm writing this review unmauled, with all of my limbs intact, and with great memories of my stay at Mountain Creek Cabins. Staying at our cabin was one of the highlights of my visit to the area, and my kids agree: We all loved staying here. There are eight cabins on the property, so we weren't as isolated as I thought we'd be. We weren't isolated, but we were also far enough away from other people that we felt very much like we had lots of privacy. We stayed in the White Tail cabin, which can sleep five with one king bed, two twin beds and a rollaway bed. The twin beds are upstairs, but everything else is downstairs, including a living room with a big TV connected to Roku, a push-button fireplace, a full kitchen and dining table, and a restroom. The kitchen has everything you need to cook and eat at the cabin. The living room has a cabinet with board games. We played one of them (Rummikub) and loved it so much that we ended up buying it once we got home. There's also free and fast wifi, which is important to each person in my family. The decorations in the cabin are sparse, but what decor there is included Bible verses and deer paintings, which is definitely a choice. I was not blown away by the aesthetics of this cabin, but it was the garish lighting that really messed me up. There's one soft lamp in the living room, and everything else is bright, cool, alarming overhead lighting. If you're a person who notices lighting like I do, this place will have you all effed up. My advice: Turn on the lamp, turn on the little light above the stove, and just be OK with the place being a little dark. Your only choice is this or prison lighting. Every cabin comes with its own hot tub, which my children used multiple times during our stay. It was immaculate and steaming when we checked into our cabin, which was much appreciated after a long drive to get to the cabin. The hot tub overlooks the woods, so it was nice to sit in the hot tub and see nothing but trees and a small creek that runs through the property. Well, it was nice for my kids to do that -- I was standing outside on the deck, looking out for bears. I was not about to let the bears dine on Indiana-children soup. All of the cabins have access to a free laundry room, plus there are firewood bundles and eggs (?!?!) that you can purchase on the honor system. We had a great time at Mountain Creek Cabins. It was so relaxing to stay at a place that had everything we needed. I never did end up seeing a bear, so I would stay here again without hesitation.

Had a wonderful three-night stay in the Shawnee cabin. Used the cabin as a home base for my Wisp…read moresnowboarding trip with the girl I'm dating. The cabin has a fire pit out front, a front porch, and a back porch that's covered with a hot tub. There are two cabins close by on either side but it still feels private, especially the hot tub. It's a little weird that the door to the back porch and the kitchen window don't have curtains but I guess the trees probably blocked some or all of the view in. It's a cabin so don't expect a ton of room, but it's cozy and there is still plenty of space for two people. A family of four would be fine, but unless you're super close I wouldn't recommend two couples sharing the Shawnee cabin. There's a couch and TV but the TV doesn't really turn much (not a big deal). TV has Roku built in and there is dish satellite channels. There's plenty of heat, with two space heaters and an electric fireplace, which is basically another heater. The kitchen has basically everything you need. There's a small oven and an electric stove (that takes a while). There's also a tiny dishwasher which is nice. The fridge was turned on right before we arrived so it took like six hours to cool down. I wish they turned it on earlier but it wasn't a big deal. There's a coffee maker that can make kcups or regular coffee, and they provide a bunch of kcups. There's also salt and pepper, as well as aluminum foil. The bed was super comfy and we slept great all three nights. Bathroom was standard and worked fine. Hot tub was the true MVP of the trip. There's nothing better than ending a long day with a cold beer and a hot soak. Don't forget to hydrate too! The hot tub smelled a bit weird but we got used to it. Set that bad boy to 104° and you're good to go. It snowed a little and we don't have all wheel drive. All the driveways seems to be on an incline so we had to park strategically on the road that splits to the different cabins. They recommend AWD but if there's less than 4" of snow, you probably will be fine. The snow was beautiful! The owners/managers were hard to get a hold of. We called a couple times to get in touch but did not hear back at all. In the end, it was fine because the email we got after booking was very detailed and there's a binder on top of the fridge with more information. Note: wifi password was on the side of the fridge, not the front. As you're entering, follow the instructions on your email, and not your google maps/Waze/etc. Just remember to take exit 15 and take that route. As of early 2021, Verizon and TMobile had service until the last five minutes of the drive and no service at all around the cabins. There are no gas stations or grocery stores remotely close. I recommend getting food and gas in Frostburg or Cumberland (coming from DC) or Morgantown (if you come from West/North/South). Apparently one pizza place delivers to the cabins but we didn't order. I definitely recommend coming to stay at Mountain Creek Cabins and I think I'd love to come back in the future.

We were on a multi-state motorcycle trip, and realized we weren't going be able to make our…read morescheduled destination. I did a quick google search, and found the Pine Hill Camp ground. We arrived late, so I didn't get to see a lot of the campground as we arrived but it didn't seem so crowded. We found a nice campsite just inside a deep pine forest, at the edge of a meadow. The night could have been more pleasant as me watched the Perseid meteor shower. In the morning we took a quick shower, and headed out. The bathhouse was clean, but a little worn. There were not a lot of people staying there, and there did seem to be a bit of junk (old tractors and such) that needs to be cleaned up around the bath house.the manager was friendly and accommodating.

Fantastic and first class in all regards. Part of small luxury resort with gym, pool, and…read morepickleball court.

We had a wonderful four-night stay at Timber Rock Village! Our three families rented three…read moredifferent houses (Foxcroft, Mountain Laurel, and Maple Ridge) and had an absolutely fantastic time. Each home was beautifully appointed, comfortable, and thoughtfully equipped with everything we could possibly need. The staff were incredibly helpful and responsive throughout our stay, always going above and beyond to make sure everything went smoothly. The setting was gorgeous, and the homes made it easy for everyone to relax and enjoy time together. From the cozy living spaces to the beautiful views, everything was perfect for our family holiday. We left with great memories and can't wait to return!

Yoder is the place to stay. Don't bother looking elsewhere…read more Let's start with the house. It is cute, cozy, immaculate, comfortable room and bed, porch to cherish, close to the trail and has a great breakfast. Now, the best part. we met owners Chuck and Denise for the first time. So pleasant and helpful as can be. Our group had an injured rider stay for two days even while others rode. Seriously, between the owners and an angel employee named Loretta (?) they cared for him like he was family. We would/will not stay anywhere but Yoder House given the chance to ride GAP again.

Very nice property... Chuck and Denise are great hosts. Breakfast is included and very filling!read more