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I'm a newly single mom of two boys (high school and college-aged) and was looking for a long weekend getaway that's driveable (4 hours tops) for me and my kids. I had never heard of Nemacolin but came across it while searching for trip ideas. The activities look amazing (summer tubing, jeep-off roading, archery tag, laser tag, cosmic bowling, paintball, pools, rock climbing, etc) however it's a bit fancy and frankly out of my budget. Are there any other resorts that offer such great activities for older kids but have more affordable accommodation options? I can't do 1k a night for a room plus pay for the fun eperiences.
I was thinking of just going the easy way and doing a weekend at one of the nearby beaches, but thought I'd ask here in case anyone has any ideas for me. |
| Great Wolf Lodge? |
| OP here, thanks for the suggestion. I've never been but I always thought of that as a great place for younger kids. Is there much fun for a 16 and 21 year old? I'll go check out their website now. |
| Can you stay offsite to Nemacolin but book their activities? |
| Wintergreen has summer tubing, a pool, mini golf, an indoor obstacle course and hiking. Stayed for about $200 a night in a condo recently. |
| Maybe Oglebay? |
| Seven springs outside Pittsburgh? |
| Massanutten? |
I was going to recommend this as well. Not so far from Nemacolin. Check it out. Tons of activities I think your boys would enjoy and not so fancy. |
+1. We booked a very spacious house for ~$225 a night. Indoor/outdoor waterpark. Grass tubing. Escape rooms. Lots of great hiking/biking. Golf if your family is into that. |
| Nemacolin, tried to be fancy, it isn’t all that. |
| Oglebay and Massanutten are both great. |
| ACE Resort in the New River Gorge |
| Camelback? What about Hershey park? |
| Hyatt in Cambridge? Rent kayaks, charter a fishing boat. |