Lodges in West Virginia

Larger buildings with multiple rooms under one roof: hunting, fishing, rafting and ATV lodges run by their owners. Many sell full-property buyouts for groups.

Where should you look for lodges in West Virginia?

Start with Davis, Fayetteville, New River Gorge National Park and Preserve — that is where most of West Virginia's lodges are, and where you will find the most to choose from on a busy weekend.

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About lodges in West Virginia

What are the best lodges in West Virginia?
There is no single answer, because it depends on what you want to be near. The areas with the widest choice are Davis, Fayetteville, New River Gorge National Park and Preserve, Monongahela National Forest, so those are the best places to start if you are looking for options rather than one particular spot.
Where are most lodges in West Virginia?
Most of them are in Davis, Fayetteville, New River Gorge National Park and Preserve, Monongahela National Forest and a number of smaller places besides. Selecting a location shows everything listed there, along with the attractions nearby and how far away they are.
How much does a lodge cost in West Virginia?
Rates move with the season and the particular weekend far more than with the county. Peak fall color, the ski holidays, Bridge Day and the Gauley release weekends are the most expensive dates everywhere, while a midweek night in March is generally the cheapest. Each listing shows the starting rate published by its owner, and the property's own booking page sets the final price.
When is the best time to book a lodge in West Virginia?
For an ordinary weekend, booking a few weeks in advance is usually enough. For Bridge Day, the Gauley release weekends, peak fall color and the ski holidays, the better properties are reserved six months to a year ahead, and in the smaller towns near those events there is rarely a second wave of availability.
Are lodges in West Virginia pet friendly?
Some are and some are not, and the policy is set by each owner rather than by BookWV. Where a property has told us, the policy appears on the listing. Where it has not, the property's own booking page or a phone call is the reliable answer, because pet rules are the detail most often changed without the listing being updated.