9 Affordable Places To Stay Overnight In West Virginia

Looking for affordable places to stay overnight in West Virginia? Luckily, we have plenty of great hotels, cabins, and campgrounds, but maybe you're looking for overnight accommodations that are just a little bit different. If you want a unique experience without breaking your budget, this is the list for you. None of these affordable places to stay overnight in West Virginia are over $100, and some are much cheaper! You'll want to check their websites to stay up to date on their latest prices, but all of these accommodations are well worth it.

1. Hatfield McCoy House, Williamson

This bed and breakfast is filled with historical pictures and artifacts from the infamous Hatfield-McCoy Feud. Address: 1 W 5th Ave, Williamson, West Virginia.

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website for more information.

2. Pegasus Farm Campground, Elkins

In addition to campsites, this lovely farm has renovated school busses for rent. They come with a queen size bed, microwave, coffee maker, fridge, WiFi and 110 electric. . Address: 480 Arnold Hill Road, Elkins, WV 26241.

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website for more information.

3. Brewstel Brew Shop and Hostel, Elkins

This small craft brewery is also a hostel. The Caboose Room is designed as a re-creation of an 1800's train sleeping car.

Each bed is $25 a night per person. Address: 120 Davis Ave, Elkins, WV 26241.

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website for more information.

4. Buffalo Trail Campground, Bluefield

This campground has a variety of accomodations, including treehouses! Small treehouses start at just $40 per night. Address:190 Buffalo Trail, Bluefield, WV 24701.

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website for more information.

5. Palace of Gold

You can stay in the incredible Palace of Gold in the Temple Guest Wing for $99/night for up to 4 people.

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website for more information.

6. New Vrindaban Lodge and Cabins

Or you can stay in the New Vrindaban Lodge or a cabin on the property. Rates start at $69 for two people. Address: 3759 Mccrearys Ridge Rd, Moundsville, WV 26041.

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website for more information.

7. "Herb Smith" barn at Calhoun County Park

Calhoun county is one of darkest areas of West Virginia at night, so this park is perfect for stargazing. The park offers a great place to view the sky, and you can rent the "Herb Smith" barn for a place to stay. For barn rentals contact Duane Poling at (304) 354-6301.

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website for more information.

8. Thorny Mountain Fire Tower

This former lookout has been restored and is now available to rent for the night. You can read more about it here. For more information about renting the fire tower, call 304-799-6213 or visit their

website.

Which of these affordable places to spend the night in West Virginia will you stay at next? And if you're able to splurge a little more, check out this overnight trip... you can have a train drop you off to go camping in a caboose!