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Get into the holiday spirit by participating in a sugar-filled baking competition.  Fayetteville is hosting a Gingerbread Festival on December 3rd-4th.  Bakers are invited to get creative and bring their gingerbread masterpieces to the Fayetteville Town Hall to go on display for the contest. You can use any sweet ingredients to help you create your pieces. This contest is open to all ages from beginners to experts. Cash Prizes will be awarded to the winner by age categories.  Visitors can vote on the displays during the festival. To sign up for the festival email:

[email protected]

Gingerbread creations must be dropped off at Fayetteville Town Hall on Thursday, December, 2nd.Ginger-Bread-Contest-Entry-Form

Welcome Rim to River racers!!!!

Check out all the fun going down in town this weekend.

OCD Tap Takeover Arrowhead Bike Farm

OCD TAP TAKEOVER TOMORROW!!!! Starts at 5pm goes until close! Support local brews and dudes Will have their new double IPA and new OCD T-shirts

Ken Kruger Live Music Chetty’s Pub

7pm-9pm

Ken Kruger joins us on Friday, November 5th, for a 2-hour set of live music! Come support live music and local musicians – & check out our new menu!The Pub will be open from 4-9pm on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and Wing

Night Mondays through March.

Into the Well: 100 Miles. 32 Hours. 200 Racers. Private Screening

7pm Ace Adventure Restort

Into The Well: 100 Miles. 32 Hours. 200 Racers.November 5th catch a private screening of: Into The Well, an outdoor-adventure documentary film chronicling West Virginia’s first 100-mile ultramarathon, at ACE Adventure Resort.Into The Well, an outdoor-adventure documentary film chronicling West Virginia’s first 100-mile ultramarathon,
the Rim to River 100 Endurance: 100 miles through the New River Gorge National Park.Follow Race Director Bryant Baker and Professional Runners HollyAnn Swann and Caleb Bowen as they prepare for the first 100-miler in America’s newest National Park.Extensive planning and coordination went into making sure we were able to successfully execute the shoot. Studying the trail systems, securing access points, extensive location scouting, developing multiple shooting schedules based on the runners’ pace, creating shot lists, coordinating how to deliver meals, equipment and other necessities to the crew, developing safety measures and adhering to COVID-19 regulations, communicating the crew and runners’ locations and pace, communicating with the National Park Service, race volunteers and Race Director, and swiftly changing the plan and adapting when unforeseen circumstances occur.This film was Directed & Edited by Anthony Greene
Executive Producer & Edited by Nathan Greene
Cinematography by:
Sam Adkins
Braiden Maddox
Hunter Way
Taylor Napier
Kurtis SchachnerThis film was made possible by our incredible sponsors.This film was brought to you by: ACE Adventure ResortWith support from:
Pies and Pints Pizzeria
Endurance Headquarters
New River Gorge
Kogalla
Cathedral Café – 134 S Court Street Fayetteville, WV
#genesisrunningThis film chronicles the first ever Rim to River Endurance Co., raising funds for Adventure Appalachia

Untrained Professionals Live Music at Charlie’s Pub

10pm

Saturday

Fayette County Farmers Market

Come score delicious fresh goodies in downtown Fayetteville at our weekly farmers’ market. Find the market off Wiseman Ave. in the Courthouse Parking lot beside the courthouse.

8am-12:30pm

New River Yoga at Adventures on The Gorge Pool Desk

9am

Bob Keel at The Freefolk Brewery

Saturday, November 6

6pm

Folk-singer Bob Keel is coming to Freefolk Brewing to play his unique brand of original songs this November!Freefolk Brewing | November 6, 2021 | All ages. Minors must be accompanied by a guardian.
Show starts at 6PMVENUEORPROMOTER Presents:Bob Keel: http://bobkeel.comIn a word, Bob Keel is real. He writes what he sees. It is pure and from the heart. He’s writes of love like it was just discovered yesterday and his songs have a way of penetrating down to your very soul. Bob’s dynamic performance is bound to make you laugh, cry, sway in your seat, or maybe even dance on the table. His sound is informed by such greats as Jason Isbell, Tyler Childers, Bob Dylan, Jack Johnson, Bob Marley, and The Avett Brothers. Bob is a storyteller for those in need of tale.

Jib & Paul Live Music Charlie’s Pub

10pm

Sunday

Rim to River Race

100 miles of wild & wonderful through the heart of the New River Gorge, this out and back ultra is the first 100-mile trail race in West Virginia. The initial event of the Rim to River Endurance Races, the course consists of winding single track & rail-to-trail from the rim of the Gorge to down along the New River. Along with the natural beauty of waterfalls, whitewater, & dramatic views, you’ll also find ghost towns, centuries-old cemeteries, & abandoned mine shafts throughout the course. Come experience the New River Gorge like few others ever have.

New River Yoga at Adventures on The Gorge Pool Desk

9am

Sunday, October 31

Women’s Group Bike Ride at Arrowhead Bike Farm

2pm Arrowhead Bike Farm

We are excited to announce our Weekly Women’s Group Ride will be on Sundays! Sundays at 11 AM, Erin Larsen and Sarah Coffey will be leading a beginner to intermediate ride for women who are looking to ride with other women, explore the Arrowhead Trails with a group, and have a good time!Meet at the Bike Farm at 11 AM. The length of the ride will depend on the group but will range from 6-8 miles.
Come join the awesome community of women riders in the NRG! 

Comedy Night at Charlie’s Pub

8pm

Come show some love to these guys.

Ray Jubela
Ray is a Washington DC based comedian who grew up idolizing George Carlin, and dreamed that one day he would be on stage bringing the laughter. While that dream was not realized until he was in his late 40’s, he has made up for lost time by being to be one the hardest working comics in the DC/Maryland/Virginia area. Ray is a big guy with a big heart, and an even bigger body! He has appeared at the DC Improv, Magooby’s Joke House (Baltimore), Broadway Comedy Club, New York Comedy Club, Greenwich Village Comedy Club, Hyena’s Comedy Club (Fort Worth, TX), Wiley’s Comedy Club (Dayton, OH), Alchemy Comedy Theater (Greenville, SC), Church of Satire Comedy Club (Hanover, PA), 5th Borough Comedy Festival (NYC), Finger Lakes Comedy Festival (NY), and New South Comedy Festival (SC). Ray also co-hosts the Two Joke Minimum Podcast, currently, in season 3, which can be heard weekly on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Amazon Music and at www.twojokeminimumpodcast.com.Sam CobbSam Cobb is a standup comedian based out of the Washington DC/Maryland/Virginia (DMV) area. While in high school, Sam was inspired by the brilliance of comedians such as Kevin Hart, Dave Chappelle and Michael Che. He realized then that he truly aspired to follow in their footsteps, and that making people laugh is what makes him feel happy and complete. He began following his dream immediately after graduating, and has since become a fixture of the DMV comedy scene. Sam has developed a style and comedy content that will show you a unique and hilarious view of the world. Venues Sam has played include the DC Drafthouse, Church Of Satire Comedy Club (Hanover, PA), The Grisly Pear (NYC) and The PIT Theater (NYC).Steve TracySteve Tracy is a standup comedian that has honed his craft working on the Baltimore, Maryland comedy scene. His time as a comic in Charm City has enabled Steve to use his sharp mind and quick wit to craft well-conceived, hilarious jokes, as well as develop his own unique style of interacting with audiences. Steve’s material reflects his experience with relationships, family, friends, and the world around us. Steve has performed at Magooby’s Joke House (Baltimore), DC Comedy Loft, Wiley’s Comedy Club (Dayton), Harrisburg Comedy Zone (PA), The Grisly Pear (NYC) and The PIT Theater (NYC). Steve is the co-host of the Two Joke Minimum Podcast, currently in season 3, which can be heard weekly on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Amazon Music and at www.twojokeminimumpodcast.com.Brandon “Hoot” FusonBrandon “Hoot” Fuson is a standup comedian and producer based out of the Church of Satire Comedy Club in Hanover, PA. With an uncanny balance of both self and societal awareness, audiences find this brand of Satire to be relatable, hilarious, repulsive, and righteous from start to finish. A mutt of Smoky and Appalachian mountain blood, Hoot brings his rural upbringing and small town sensibilities to the stage in order to convey his views of the world in a style that endears him to people of all ages and demographics. In addition to his regular feature work at Church of Satire, Hoot has also appeared at Magooby’s Joke House (Baltimore), The Comedy Zone – Harrisburg, PA and the Ellicott Silly Comedy Festival in Maryland.

Move over tiny pumpkin selfies because we are bringing you all things fall in Fayetteville. Fall in love with Fayetteville with these Instagram-worthy photo spots.

1. Visit Fayetteville Pumpkin Wall

310 Court St. Fayetteville

The Fayetteville visitor center makes a great starting point for your fall adventures. Familiarize yourself with all Fayetteville has to offer and we will supply all the maps and information you need to get started exploring around town. Thanks, Adventures on the Gorge for providing our kayaking scarecrows attire!

2. Wild Art Wonderful Things

162 South Court St. Fayetteville

Score awesome hand-crafted artisan items inside WIld Art Wonderful Things and grab a photo of their beautiful fall set up in front of their store.

3. Morris Harvey House Bed & Breakfast

201 W. Maple Ave.

The Morris Harvey House Bed & Breakfast goes all out for the Halloween holiday with ghosts lining their wrap-around porch and spiderwebs strung along their wrought iron fence. Take a peek inside their victorian spell-bounding corridors on Halloween night from 5pm to 8pm.

Bonus: Stop and warm up with your favorite Coffee from one of three coffee shops in town, Range Finder Coffee in Waterstone Outdoors, Cathedral Cafe or Wood Iron Eatery. Pumpkin lovers can rejoice with Cathedral Cafe’s Pumpkin Spice Latte or Pumpkin ice cream from The Stache.

Nearby Instagram Worthy Fall Spots

4. Arrowhead Bike Farm

Goat selfies are a whole vibe and Arrowhead Bike Farm has you covered with their resident goats.

Bonus: Rent a bike and hit the trail taking in all the fall foilage onsite, grab a drink and bite at the Handle Bar and grab a bonus photo of their bike wall.

5.Long Point Trail

Newton Road Fayetteville

Long Point Trail is famous for the amazing views at the end of the trail overlooking the New River Gorge Bridge.

6.Babcock State Park

486 Babcock Rd. Clifftop

Babcock State Park is home to the iconic Glade Creek Gristmill. It is one of the most photographed places in West Virginia. The Gristmill pops in the fall when the forest comes to life with vibrant hues of oranges, reds, and yellows.

Bonus: Hike the Island in the sky trial for more Instagram-worthy views. The park is home to multiple scenic vistas, our favorites are towards the cabin area. The reflection of fall colors on Boley Lake is also a must-see while you are at the park.

7.Hawks Nest State Park

49 Hawks Nest Rd, Ansted

The main overlook at Hawksnest State Park is accessible driving right past the main lodge off of Route 60 with stunning panoramic views of fall foliage.

Bonus: Hike down to Lovers Leap for more insta-worthy views. Do not miss out on the amazing views along the Hawks Nest Rail Trail. The Mill Creek waterfalls are a must-see while exploring around the park. You can access the trail driving under the underpass off Rich Creek Rd.

8. Fayette Station Drive

One of our favorite fall rides is Fayette Station via Route 82, Fayette Station Road. Keep an eye out for peregrine falcon sitings and stop for some magnificent viewpoints along the way. You will drive directly under the arch of the Bridge along the Nutall sandstone rock cliffs that make Fayetteville the capital of east coast climbing. Take a break at Bridge Buttress to take in the views along the rock cliffs.  Fayette Station is a windy one-way road that will take you down to the bottom of the Gorge and back up the other side along breathtaking waterfalls. When you reach the bottom, by the river Fayette Station is a great place to stop and watch kayakers and rafters hit the rapids.

Directions NPS

 Turn right (north) onto US 19 and take your next right onto Lansing-Edmond Road (County Route 5 and 82). In 1/4 mile, turn right onto the road with a road sign marked “Fayette Station Road.” The road forks almost immediately; take the left fork.

Fayette Station Road continues into the gorge on a series of two- and one-way roads, passing under the New River Gorge Bridge twice and passing exhibits along the road. At the bottom, cross over the reconstructed Fayette Station Bridge, which reopened in 1998 as the Tunney Hunsaker Bridge. Park in the Fayette Station parking area and see the wild waters here. GPS coordinates to the parking area are 38.06625⁰ N, 81.08130⁰ W. After leaving Fayette Station, the road winds back up to Fayetteville. The entire trip from the visitor center to Fayetteville takes about 40 minutes (without stopping).

https://www.nps.gov/neri/planyourvisit/fayette-station-road.htm

Thursday

Oak Hill Pumpkin Carving Contest

Thursday, October 28

Lewis House Main Street Oak Hill

Registration/Drop off will be:
Thursday, October 28th 5-8pm a
at The Pumpkin House 

Winners announced Friday, October 29th
Prizes & Trophy pick up: Friday at 7pm
at The Pumpkin House Unlimited pumpkin submissions accepted. 
No registration fee ADULT Carved Pumpkins (ages 15 & older) 
1st Place: $100 & Trophy
2nd Place: $75
3rd Place: $50 CHILD Carved Pumpkins (ages 14 & younger)
1st Place: $25 & Trophy
2nd Place: $15
3rd Place: $10 CHILD Painted Pumpkins (ages 8 & younger) 
1st Place: $25 & Trophy
2nd Place: $15
3rd Place: $10

Lewis Pumpkin House

Lewis House Main Street Oak Hill

Take a short drive to our neighboring town of Oak Hill to view the famous Pumpkin House. The Pumpkin displays will be lit starting October 28 to Ocotber 31.

The Folkway Halloween Film Showcase

Thursday, October 28

7pm

The Folkway is BACK with another showcase of films, and this time we’re getting spooky! 
Event time starts at 7!There will be two films shown:Sacrament
Directed by: Zay LukasCamp Arrowhead
Directed by: Dylan SmithIt’s not a Halloween event without a costume contest is it??
The Contest THEME is: Movie Characters 
Dress as your favorite character from ANY movie that you can think of!! Get as creative, weird, out there as you want to try to win! We’ll have two winners, and some awesome prizes: 1st Place- A Filled Growler, a Freefolk t-shirt, and a $20 dollar gift card to Freefolk 
 2nd Place- A Freefolk t-shirt and a Freefolk Pint Glass We’re stoked to see everyone’s costumes! And for anyone who dresses up at all, you get $1 off your first pint of beer for participating! Gil’s Pit BBQ will be outside serving up delicious Maryland style BBQ! Come hungry and spooky!!!This is going to be such a fun event and the perfect way to kick off Halloween weekend!! Come hangout with us!!! 

Live Music with Pink Casino at The Southside Junction Tap House

Thursday, October 28

7:30pm

Friday & Saturday

Fayette County 4 H Haunted House

Friday & Saturday

7pm-9pm

Freefolk Stoutfest at The Freefolk Brewery

October 29-30

4pm-8pm

We are going to celebrate the season with a delicious style: the stout!
Who doesn’t love a glass of a dark, roasted, yummy stout? We will be having our own stouts made in house, as well as featuring various breweries from around the state! 

Check back here on the event page for updates about guest tap features and food options as we get closer!Jonathan Archie will be playing music Saturday at 7 

 Check our other event page for more details.We hope to see you in the taproom for this awesome weekend! 

Friday

Halloween At The Tap House

8pm

Join us for a fun filled Halloween party! Costume contest, dance party, and MORE! Starting at 8pm – Costume contest at 9pm with CASH PRIZES!LIVE MUSIC BY SHAWN BENFIELD STARTING AT 8pm!

Saturday

Fayette County Farmers Market Trick or Treat & Costume Contest

Come score delicious fresh goodies in downtown Fayetteville at our weekly farmers’ market. Find the market off Wiseman Ave. in the Courthouse Parking lot beside the courthouse.This will be our last “official” week for this season. Bring the kids for some trick or treating and everyone is encouraged to dress up.(even the adults) We will be handing out candy and prizes along with our vendors selling their products. Hope to see you there!

8am-12:30pm

New River Yoga at Adventures on The Gorge Pool Desk

9am

Wolf Creek Park’s Pumpkin Pedal 2021 5k Fun Run

Saturday, October 30

8:30am-11am Wolf Creek Park Trails

Lace up your trail running shoes and join us for a fun trail run to kick off our Pumpkin Pedal event!-The course will be the 3.3 mile beginner friendly Marauder Trail.
-Registration will be from 8:30am-9:30am and the run will begin at 10am.
-Cost is a $30 donation to Fayette Trail Coalition (FTC) and you will receive a water bottle and event tee shirt.
-Costumes are not mandatory but encouraged! Please do wear a costume that allows you to move easily and see clearly. We know this is the year of the mask but breathing and seeing while running is awesome.Tips:
-Please park at the T intersection trailheads.
-Please practice social distancing.
-Please respect other runners and trail etiquette while on the trail.After the run either stick around or come back later in the day for an adventure bike ride, trick or treat event, tacos, and a beverage.We want to give a big shout out to the guys at Bridge Brew Works – they have been and continue to be long time supporters of the trail efforts at Wolf Creek Park.Polecat Tacos will be at the brewery slinging tacos from 1pm-8pm so stop by. Bridge Brew Works will generously be donating $1 per pint on October 30th to Fayette Trail Coalition (FTC).There will be an opportunity to donate to the Fayette Trail Coalition on October 30th with cash or card. Donations will go towards future trail development in Fayette County.COVID-19 STATEMENT: Please remember to practice social distancing and bring a mask. If you are feeling unwell or know you have been exposed to someone with COVID-19 we kindly ask that you do not attend the event

Wolf Creek Pumpkin Pedal 2021 Adventure Ride

Saturday, October 30

11am-4pm Wolf Creek Park Trails

Come join us for a scavenger hunt-type bike ride! Details:
-Registration will be at the checkered tent at the T. This is a team event, you must participate as a team of two riders. Team categories are: Men’s, Women’s, and Co-ed.
-Registration opens at 11am and the ride will kick off at noon.
-$30 donation for entry, water bottle, and event tee. $40 for both the 5k and the adventure ride.
-At the start line you and a partner will be given a booklet and a map with 5 checkpoint locations.  
-The fastest team in each category to punch their map at all 5 points and returns will earn a prize. Tips:
–This event will utilize all the trails at Wolf Creek Park which range from beginner to advanced mountain bike trails.
–Costumes are not mandatory but encouraged! Please wear a costume that allows you to move easily and see clearly. We know this is the year of the mask but breathing and seeing while riding is awesome.
-Please park at the T intersection trailhead.
-Please practice social distancing.
-Please respect other riders and trail etiquette while on the trail.We want to give a big shout out to the guys at Bridge Brew Works – they have been and continue to be long time supporters of the trail efforts at Wolf Creek Park.After the ride please stick around for some delicious tacos by Polecat Taco and the chance to win some fantastic raffle prizes! Bridge Brew Works will generously be donating $1 per pint on October 30th to Fayette Trail Coalition (FTC).There will be an opportunity to donate to the Fayette Trail Coalition on October 30th with cash or card. Donations will go towards future trail development in Fayette County.COVID-19 STATEMENT: Please remember to practice social distancing and bring a mask. If you are feeling unwell or know you have been exposed to someone with COVID-19 we kindly ask that you do not attend the event.

Wolf Creek Park’s Pumpkin Pedal 2021 Trick or Treat Ride

Saturday, October 30

3:30pm to 5:30 pm Wolf Creek Trails

Bring the kids and join us for a trick or treat bike ride!-There will be trick or treating stops along the 3.3 mile beginner friendly Marauder Trail.
-Costumes are not mandatory but encouraged!Tips:
-Bring something to carry your candy in but still allows you to ride unhindered. Backpacks and fanny packs are great for this!
-Wear a costume that allows you to move easily and see clearly. We know this is the year of the mask but breathing and seeing while riding is awesome.
-Please park at the T intersection trailheads.
-Please practice social distancing.
-Please respect other riders and trail etiquette while on the trail.
-Donations to the trail efforts for participation is not required but very much appreciated.We want to give a big shout-out to the guys at Bridge Brew Works – they have been and continue to be long-time supporters of the trail efforts at Wolf Creek Park. Polecat Tacos will be at the brewery slinging tacos so stop by if you aren’t full from all the candy.Bridge Brew Works will generously be donating $1 per pint on October 30th to Fayette Trail Coalition (FTC). There will be an opportunity to donate to the Fayette Trail Coalition on October 30th with cash or card. Donations will go towards future trail development in Fayette County.COVID-19 STATEMENT: Please remember to practice social distancing and bring a mask. If you are feeling unwell or know you have been exposed to someone with COVID-19 we kindly ask that you do not attend the event. 

Trick or Treat

Fayetteville, Oak Hill & Ansted

Saturday, October 30

6pm-8pm

Archibald Johnson at The Freefolk Brewery

Saturday, October 30

7pm

Our friend Archibald is back at the brewery Saturday the 30th 
We are so excited to have him grace us with his acoustic jams and famous story-telling songs! This is also the weekend of our stout festival!  Check our other event page for more details.Come hangout with us in the taproom and enjoy some delicious stouts and fine tunes for the last weekend of October!!

Monster Bash Ace Adventure Resort

Saturday, October 30

7pm-12am

Ace Adventure Resort Lost Paddle

It’s monster season at ACE Adventure Resort this October and we are celebrating Halloween with a nightmarish party happening Saturday, October 30th. Party with our monsters all night and dance to tunes from JK’s AAA Entertainment. Plus we are giving away $250 to the person wearing the best costume. There will be special appearances from our haunted house monsters, tarot card readings, themed cocktails and even Ouija board sessions. Reserve your cabin in the woods, get your party tickets and start planning your costume now!Must be 18+ to attend.

Happy Spooky Halloween Party at Maggie’s Pub

Saturday, October 30 8pm-3am

Halloween is coming upon us fast and we are excited to throw another Halloween party! Join Saturday, October 30th starting at 8pm until 3am for a great time! This year we decided not to do a theme so come dressed as whatever you like and join the fun! DJ dance party all night and prizes for best costumes! There will also be food served and we will be handing out our signature adult trick or treats bags. All you have to do is tell the bartender “Trick or Treat”! It’s going to be a blast so we will see everyone then. CHEERS!

Sunday

Witches & Warlocks Stand Up Paddle

Sunday, October 31

9am Fayette Station Beach

Gather with us for a Witches and Warlocks Stand Up Paddle on the New River on Halloween. We will be meeting at the upper Fayette Station Parking lot. Attendees need to sign a waiver in advance, must know how to swim, and wear PFD’s . This event is not designed for first-time paddlers. Paddlers must be confident in maneuvering boards.
We will launch at the upper beach at Fayette Station wearing PFDs paddling approximately 500 yards upstream on the flat water back to the beach. This is a leisure paddle but keep in mind that the current of the river can be challenging for beginners.
This is a limited ticket event capped at a maximum of 50 participants to ensure that we can follow COVID guidelines. This also allows us to have space for vehicle parking and allows for ease of launch and exit from the river. You must preregister to attend. We encourage participants to carpool or utilize the upper overflow parking area.

New River Yoga at Adventures on The Gorge Pool Desk

9am

Sunday, October 31

Dog Costume Party at The Freefolk Brewery

1pm at the Freefolk Brewery

We are celebrating our furry friends with a dog costume party!! Bring your pup to the brewery all day Sunday for a chance to win some fun prizes and definite pets! The winner will be announced via social media Sunday evening

Women’s Group Bike Ride at Arrowhead Bike Farm

11am Arrowhead Bike Farm

We are excited to announce our Weekly Women’s Group Ride will be on Sundays! Sundays at 11 AM, Erin Larsen and Sarah Coffey will be leading a beginner to intermediate ride for women who are looking to ride with other women, explore the Arrowhead Trails with a group, and have a good time!Meet at the Bike Farm at 11 AM. The length of the ride will depend on the group but will range from 6-8 miles.
Come join the awesome community of women riders in the NRG! 

Brunch & Live Music at the Southside Junction Tap House

Enjoy brunch at the Southside Junction Tap House from 12 pm-3pm along with $3 mimosas. .$3 Mimosas, and Brunch Specials!

Morris Harvey House Bed & Breakfast Halloween Trick or Treat

Sunday, October 31

5pm-8pm

Lodging Highlight : New River Qaulity Inn

Stay just two miles from New River at our comfortable hotel in Fayetteville, WV, boasting one of the best locations in town. Quality Inn New River Gorge is a fantastic place to stay for outdoorsy travelers and team-building workshops, thanks to our affordable rates and close proximity to the entrance of the National Park. Start planning your West Virginia adventure today!

AMENITIES & SERVICES

Get the most value from your stay with our collection of complimentary amenities and services. Hotel amenities include:

• Complimentary deluxe continental breakfast
• Outdoor swimming pool
• Elliott’s Whitewater Bar & Grill
• Free Wi-Fi

• Lighted tennis, volleyball, and basketball court
• Two meeting rooms
• Designated pet-friendly rooms
• Tour bus parking