Tree-House Cabin Camping With Buffalo By The Hatfield/McCoy Trail Is An Awesome West Virginia Adventure

Have you ever explored any of the Hatfield/McCoy trail system that runs through portions of 9 of West Virginia's southern counties? Did you know that you can enjoy these popular trails during the day and then spend the evening filling up on tasty food and sleeping in the trees on a buffalo farm in Mercer County? Read on for all the details!

Just beyond Bluefield from I-77, in the small community of Bluewell, there's a unique complex comprised of cabins, treehouses, a campground, and a restaurant collectively known as Buffalo Trail.

What makes Buffalo Trail so unique? For one thing, it's located just minutes from the Pocahontas Trailhead of the Hatfield/McCoy Trail System.

ATV riders come from all across the country to ride these trails, and Buffalo Trail offers a great home base for them.

But another thing that makes Buffalo Trail such a special place is the animal for which it's named.

That's right, Buffalo Trail is the home of a small herd of buffalo that visitors to the cabins and restaurant can enjoy!

Buffalo Trail offers several overnight options, including both rustic and fully equipped treehouses on stilts, more traditional cabins, and RV campsites.

There's also a delicious on-site restaurant at Buffalo Trail where you can order all sorts of hearty, tasty meals and mixed drinks.

Burgers, steak, pizza...you name it, they've got it.

So come check out the cabins at Buffalo Trail and enjoy good food and great trails.

This friendly buffalo can personally recommend Buffalo Trail as a wonderful place to stay!

For more information or to make a reservation at Buffalo Trail, visit their website. Buffalo Trail is pet-friendly. Hatfield/McCoy Trail permits are available on site.

And if all this talk of the Hatfield/McCoy Trail System has you interested in reviewing the history of the Hatfield and McCoy feud, check out this article.