Posted in West Virginia
August 27, 2016
You’ll Never Run Out Of Things To Do In This Tiny West Virginia Town
West Virginia is home to some of the coolest small towns in America. There’s so much to see and do all over the state. There’s one little small town in the Eastern Panhandle that packs a lot of activities into one place: Shepherdstown, WV.
Let’s start with all the great places to eat.
Owner and chef Mike Luksa has been creating delicious meals since 1978, and the Press Room has been a part of town since 2006.
There's a lovely outdoor seating area with a spring-fed creek running right through it.
They specialize in Old World-style whole grain breads, pastries, and cakes, and bake a nationally famous Holiday Stollen.
You can swim right up to the edge to look out over the Potomac River.
As the name suggests, they also rent bikes to explore the area.
The university often hosts activities that engage the community, like speakers, concerts, and performances.
It's located in the Entler Hotel, which is rumored to be haunted.
He first launched the steamboat in Shepherdstown on the Potomac. A working model of his steamboat is housed in the building.
It was built in 1910, and still retains a classic charm.
This family owned and operated bookstore has been serving Shepherdstown since 1991.
This regularly scheduled discussion about Shepherdstown's ghost stories takes place at Shaharazade's Restaurant & Tea Room.
You can learn all about the ghosts and legends of the area by walking through areas of interest.
The address is 136 E German Shepherdstown, WV 25443.
For another charming small town in West Virginia, take a look at all the things you can do in Lewisburg.
