Whether you prefer a luxury retreat at a world-class resort or a rustic campsite stay under starry night skies, West Virginia has accommodations for every type of traveler. As you plan your mountain road trip, explore one-of-a-kind stays and traditional comforts along the way. The peace and solitude of Almost Heaven is just an overnight stay away.

    West Virginia has many towns that will make you want to head to the hills for good. Here you will experience world class outdoor adventure, family-owned shops and restaurants, and above all, tightly knit communities, steeped in history, culture and heritage. From strolling down picturesque streets to discovering the charming storefronts of a small mountain town, each place you visit in the Mountain State will have you longing to return again and again.

    Nestled along the foothills of the East River Mountain, the town of Princeton is both historical and delightful. Take a trip through the Mercer Street Grassroots District to find Civil War era brick buildings situated next to colorful, modern murals and boutique shops. Stop by the Blue Ridge Bee Company to learn all about the importance of honeybees, see some live bees in action and sample a wide variety of natural honey. The recreational activities in Princeton are numerous and dynamic as well. There are two professional baseball venues, three state parks, and plenty of hiking, golfing and swimming.