West Virginia Timeshares

West Virginia is known nationwide for its whitewater rafting. Raft down the New River, complete with Class I to V rapids. If you're not the rafting type, there are other things for you to explore with your West Virginia timeshare! The state's mountains are perfect for hikers of all experience levels. Visit North Fork Mountain for the best hiking in the state. In the winter, ski or snowboard on Snowshoe Mountain.

You can't fully enjoy your West Virginia vacation if you're hungry. Luckily, farm-to-table fare reigns supreme in the state, and a West Virginia timeshare will give you plenty of opportunities to enjoy locally sourced delights. International cuisine is also available, and some restaurants, like Black Bear Burritos, produce international cuisine with locally grown ingredients when possible. You'll also find many farmers' markets.

Travelers can learn a great deal about history with timeshares in West Virginia. The Museum of the Berkeley Springs is a destination where you can learn about the mineral springs' impact on the surrounding area. The state was drastically affected by the Civil War, and there's no site that better demonstrates that than Carnifex Ferry Battlefield State Park, where a battle took place and West Virginia ended up joining the union, separating itself from confederate Virginia. Learn about the history of locomotives and even ride one at Cass Scenic Railroad State Park.

What better way to unwind than with a trip to the spa? The Salt Cave and Spa is a unique spa with underground treatment rooms that are both earthy and luxurious. They offer halotherapy, a salt-based treatment that many find incredibly relaxing. If you want to be a little closer to the spa, then consider purchasing your West Virginia timeshare at Lakeview Golf Resort and Spa. Spa Roma, the onsite spa, which offers a variety of tried-and-true treatments and services.

West Virginia is home to Tamarack, a retail center made up of art galleries. You can even take a workshop and make your own artwork! You can view the work of up-and-coming artists studying at the Marshall University School of Arts and Design by visiting the Birke Art Gallery. West Virginia timeshares also give travelers the opportunity to visit the Clay Center for the Arts and Sciences, a museum where you could see anything from Leonardo Da Vinci's works to modern statements regarding social justice, as well as science exhibits and live performances.

In a state with so much history, it's no surprise that antique stores abound, and you can find many in southern West Virginia. For handmade local items, head to the Capitol Market building in Charleston. You'll also find plenty of malls and outlet stores. There are plenty of unique shopping possibilities that come with timeshares in West Virginia.