This is a really cool miniature golf course with a coal mining theme. The course has a good mix of…read moreeasy to difficult holes. There are informational postings as you work your way through the course to learn about the coal mining process if that js of interest to you. Even if it is not, it's just a cool course to play. The cost is very reasonable for the length of time the course takes. We have been back multiple times and it is still worth it.

This is a wonderful mini golf course. You can see it from the highway, (and the highway from it)…read morebut it's actually still a bit tucked away in the way it feels and the roads to get there. This is a very well thought out course, with actually pieces from coal mines incorporated into it. The holes are challenging and enjoyable. The facility also has batting cages, a disc golf course, virtual motion rides, a snack bar, and a coal mining museum. There are a lot of photo opportunities, and you can learn a lot during your visit, too. Pricing was extremely reasonable, and the people working there were knowledgeable and pleasant.

Peaceful 170-acre park in the Morgantown hills not too far off the beaten path. White Park consists…read moremostly of unpaved walking trails and several adult and youth-sized baseball fields. Supposedly the entire park encompasses five miles of trails. Everything I saw was pretty easy walking with gentle inclines. I was able to park (for free) in an enlarged shoulder of the road just off of Mississippi St and access the trails right away, but there aren't clear trailhead markers or maps to let you know where you are. In fact, maintenance seems to be pretty hands off. Watch your step right after the rains as things can get muddy and slippery! I didn't see much by the way of wildlife while walking around, but the Cobun Creek Reservoir is a nice backdrop for the fall foliage. There were wooden benches every now and then for resting and enjoying the scene. Ran into a few other locals walking their dogs, trail running, or just enjoying a mid-day stroll.

Playground, splash pad, and cure of the river. A great time for the kids. There are picnic tables…read morefor the adults and the stage is near by where they host bands and concerts.

Great view of the Mon River with boat ramps and a kayak launch. The park hosts free concerts all…read moresummer with great area talent. They also have a farmers market with plenty of parking. The splash pad is very nice.

There is only one person who works at the campground and when we got there to check in she wasn't…read morethere. We had to call the main number and she said she was cleaning. Secondly there is no water pressure. Thirdly, the restroom and shower houses are so filthy. In the mornings it smells like sewer everywhere. Lastly, to get there it is way off the highway and you have to take this very skinny road with curves and steep hills to get there. Okay for the nice parts... beautiful wooded sites, huge heated pool, quiet and peaceful there. The Wi-Fi only works at the main office and they didn't even give us a password for it. We got no campground park map either. The website is awful and needs to be updated. Needless to say we won't be back.

The lady that works the campground office is a GEM. She is super friendly and unlike the other…read morereviewer, this one understands she can't be in all places at once. We never, in our month long stay had any problems finding her if we needed too. She was always super friendly and very helpful. The campground itself is well kept. We had a bad storm come in the middle of the night that blew all kinds of trees down. No RV's were hurt, thank goodness. The owners, other campers, and the couple that work the office were all out cleaning up the campground right away. As to the bathrooms, I can't comment, as they were still closed for the winter. Water pressure was fine. Propane was reasonably priced. All in all, we would come back in a heartbeat, and enjoyed our time there.

The Playroom and Coffee Corner has become like our second home. Jessalynn and her staff are…read moreamazing and my 2.5 year old twins absolutely adore them. There always seems to be something new for my boys to discover and love. The birthday parties there are always fun for the kids and easy set up for the parents. The coffee corner has some AMAZING drinks no matter what you are looking for. I will forever and always recommend The Playroom and Coffee Corner.

I went to visit the playroom last weekend with my 15 month old. We were instantly greeted by a lady…read moreat the front desk who was very friendly. My daughter ran with excitement into the play area and found many things to do. It was an exciting time for her but also a nice and relaxing time for me as they had coffee for the parents available complimentary. I highly recommend and we will be back :)

Very nice campground, would definitely recommend this place. Nice large spaces and pretty…read moresurroundings. The road coming into campground is very narrow and bumpy. Besides the road a very nice campground.

Nice campground, level well laid out spaces, friendly owners. I would definitely recommend this…read morecampground to anyone considering staying here. Easy drive to Morgantown, however the road getting there is very bumpy and is not extremely wide, but not the campgrounds fault. The gravel road in the campground is better than the paved road getting to it. Well maintained, clean and quiet.

This place is pretty cool. Old school charm/history everywhere you look. Stunning views and a fun…read moredrive to the top of the "summit" where the hotel sits. The pools and hottub are a nice touch as well! As with any place that's been around for 100+ years, you can't expect perfection. The rooms are old school and purposefully lack common modern hotel amenities - such as a microwave or fridge. I also note that my bathroom had a steady stream of little ants on the floor/sink vanity. Didn't impact my stay, but if you are looking for things to whine about you are likely to find them. I strongly recommend Summit Inn so long as you know/acknowledge that staying in a place like this will have minor drawbacks but in its totality is a unique and pleasant experience beyond a place to lay your head at night! Thanks for having me!

2 pieces of advice to save you money and a headache. Call them directly to make a reservation. Do…read morenot even click through their website to other third-party retailers to book online. Also, arrive on time to check in. Don't come early and don't come too late. They won't check you in early, even just to secure your spot. come later and lose your spot, lose your money. Very old-school back asswards, "not my fault" process and policy. We went there last weekend to stay there after a wedding. We booked it online from a click through on their website. We booked a large suite with two beds and a pullout for $258. We tried to check in at noon, but they wouldn't accept us. We told them we wouldn't be there till after 10 PM and they still wouldn't accommodate. We arrived around 11 PM and tried to check in but they had already given away the large rooms so it's a good thing we didn't have my kids with us or they would've had nowhere to sleep!!! They actually told us that the booking online is not their problem, not their fault or responsibility to make right. And let's talk about that front desk service. I don't know why I had to wait so long so many times, but I did. And they did not refund us for using the smaller room. So rude. What a horrible little enterprise. the historic charm was lost on me from irritating and poor service!

Great state park about 1.5 hours southwest of Pittsburgh (near the West Virginia border). Went on…read morea hike with the Pittsburgh HIking Meetup group at this lovely park on a misty cool October Saturday. Jared with the park led our group on a 6 mile hike (of the total 13 miles they have) thru the park. He was very informative and a great host. Most paths were wide enough for several people across and the terrain was quite hilly, making for a great workout. We did encounter a couple deer on our outing and Jared indicated there are many wild turkeys in the park, as well. The park office had quite a bit of literature and they have a great map of the trails along with a great listing of the trails with their lengths in miles, total elevation, elevation gain, and difficulty level. There are restroom facilities at the park office (flushing toilets and sinks). Note that hunting and camping are also activities within the park boundaries.

Hard to see why this is even considered a park. Except for the campground area there was nothing…read morepark-like to be found. Correction: I would one picnic table and about three parking spaces with nothing nearby to notice parker. The were signs indicating some water features if they were still there, they are not apparent. A theoretical pool may have been taken over by some sort of energy plant.