West Virginia Attractions

Did you hear the sound of cannon fire? Oh, we didn’t mention that the General Lewis is located on the site of an 1862 Civil War Battle, when a battery of Virginia artillery was place in our backyard. Civil War and Revolutionary history lives around every corner of our historically preserved town.

The main street of Lewisburg, Washington Street, is just below our Inn. There, you can stroll through 5 blocks of unique shops - the type of shops you would expect to find in Alexandria, Georgetown or Williamsburg. Don't forget where you parked your car, because you won't need it much after you arrive. Lewisburg, West Virginia, attractions are just beyond our doors.

The Greenbrier Valley is one of the most culturally alive areas of West Virginia. While on vacation, you may wish to attend a musical performance at one of the three surviving Carnegie Halls in the United States. The Greenbrier Valley Theatre is the state’s only year round professional theater. Don’t forget to bring your sweater because our evenings are always comfortably cool with no humidity. The Allegheny Mountains have taken care of that.

Outdoor activities, such as mountain biking, excellent fishing, canoe and rafting, and hiking trails are all here...