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Glamping is a unique camping experience in West Virginia, allowing everyone to reconnect with nature while enjoying a comfortable bed and fresh linens. In addition, our unique Love Boxes, with easy-to-prepare meals for two, are available. Furthermore, Loves Way Village provides breakfast consisting of coffee and cinnamon buns. Hopefully, it will get everyone up and running for the next hiking, fishing, or biking adventure.

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Take a tour of our King Hot Tub Love Pod, and notice the spacious tent and bubbling hot tub ready for arrival. Each of our King Hot Tub Love Pods has Keurig Coffee Machine, King Size Beds, A/C, Fridge, and Microwave. Of course, visitors still want to be connected. So, there is excellent wifi and several tourist attractions in the area. For example, it is only a short 25 mins drive to Seneca Rocks, 40 mins to Dolly Sods, and close to the South Branch of the Potomac River. It has some of the best fishing in WV.

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Leaf Peepers

Come and experience the breathtaking color change of the season, take a drive through the country back roads, and enjoy shopping while exploring the wonderful small towns in this beautiful state.

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Explore Nature

With so many hiking trails, fishing spots, and ways to be at one with nature, there is no better place to relax, reconnect and take time to think.

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Amenities

Grilling Area

Corn Hole

VolleyBall Court

Bathrooms

Communal Fire Pit

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Girls Glamping Weekend

Join us on May 17th - May 19th for Kayaking, Horse Riding, Zip Lining, Climbing and Hiking, and community around the campfire. Two days of adventure in the Mountains. Call Colette 304-538-7997 or email info@loveswayvillage.com

Mother and Daughter Weekend

Join us on Sept 20th - Sept 22nd for a weekend of Glass Blowing and Horse Riding. Spend a relaxing weekend with your daughter in the Mountains. Call Colette 304-538-7997 or email info@loveswayvillage.com

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Glamping In The Highlands Of West Virginia

Located in the Potomac Highlands, Loves Way Village is nestled amid the ancient mountains of West Virginia. We offer luxury Glamping tents. They are ideal for rental when visiting the mountains, family reunions, workshops, retreats, youth groups, and praise and worship events. Everything is conveniently located just 2hours from DC.

Loves Way Village provides relaxation, rejuvenation, and inspiration, allowing visitors to re-connect with nature in a spiritually invigorating setting.

Let’s Get Lost In The Woods at Lost River State Park

I have thoroughly enjoyed getting to explore Wild and Wonderful West Virginia, last weekend I took my 7year old to Lost River State Park and we hiked the White Oak Trail. We first checked in at the Store and were given a map of the various trails in the Park. After a short drive we parked at the Riding Stables and took the path directly across from the Stables. The first part of the incline was quite steep but then the path evened out and took us around bends, over fallen trees, and along narrow paths. It was quite challenging but a lot of fun. The weather was perfect, and my daughter and I had the most amazing day. I can’t wait to go all the way up to Cranny Crow. www.wvstateparks.com

Seneca Rocks

Just 25min drive from the Campground, Seneca Rocks is a very accessible hike to a beautiful platform overlook. We adventured up the trail with the ladies from our Girls Glamping Weekend and had a great time. At times is feels tough as it can be steep in areas but it is well worth it for the view across the valley is breathtaking! If taking your kids I would recommend grabbing some snacks and a drink, having short breaks on the way to the top definitely keeps them engaged in the task. The Discovery Centre which is situated at the bottom is really fun. Lots of information on wildlife can be found here. There is also The Sites Homestead, also known as the Wayside Inn or the Sites Inn, it is located near the entrance to the trail in a second car parking lot. The log house was built by Jacob Sites circa 1839 and has lots of artifacts dating back to when the house was in use.