West Virginia Honeymoons

West Virginia has much to offer those in search of the perfect honeymoon. Whether you're looking for a honeymoon spent lounging on the beach or nestled away in forested hills, there is something for every bride and groom. Of course West Virginia is able to provide newlyweds the luxurious resorts and spas, however, West Virginia can offer unique honeymoon experiences unlike any other. Wherever you choose, West Virginia gives its newlyweds plenty of secluded and romantic time together. Here are some of our suggestions for perfect West Virginia honeymoon travel.

Spend YourWest Virginia Honeymoon at a Romantic B&B

These West Virginia Bed & Breakfasts offer more than just a cozy place to sleep. They have everything you need for a secluded & romantic honeymoon. You can find lovely B&B's throughout West Virginia, in and around large West Virginia cities like Parkersburg, Morgantown, Charleston, and Lewisburg and in or around the smaller towns and communities of Point Pleasant, Petersburg, Williamson, and Summersville. Here are a few B&Bs that can deliver the perfect honeymoon retreat. Many West Virginia Bed and Breakfasts specialize in catering to newlyweds, so be sure to let the proprietor know that it's your honeymoon!

Camp Hill Bed & Breakfast
701 W Washington St
Harpers Ferry, WV 25425-6587
(304) 535-2657

James Wylie House B&B
208 E Main St
White Sulphur Springs, WV 24986
(304) 536-9444

Brass Pineapple Bed & Breakfast Inn
1611 Virginia St E
Charleston, WV 25311
(304) 344-0748

Historic Matewan House Bed & Breakfast
Mate St AT Ferrell St
Matewan, WV 25678
(304) 426-5607

Honeymoon in West Virginia Outdoors

Consider spending your honeymoon camped next to a beautiful West Virginia lake or in one of West Virginia's awesome State Parks. If you and your new partner love the outdoors, then you'll love falling asleep together under the stars and waking up together in the crisp fresh air in places like Lewis Wetzel Wildlife Management Area, Spruce Knob Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area, Kanawha State Forest, or Greenbrier State Forest. Take long hikes together into the woods, horseback through stunning trails, paddle out onto a glass lake, and at the end of the day relax in each other's arms next to a warm fire. If pitching a tent is a little rougher than you had in mind, consider renting a beautiful cabin or cottage.

For additional West Virginia honeymoon ideas and information contact the West Virginia Division of Tourism at 90 MacCorkle Avenue SW, South Charleston, WV 25303 Telephone: 304-558-2200 or 800-CALL-WVA.