Early summer is lush and green at Creekside. A riot of red and pink poppies fills the garden by the Farmhouse. The berry patch is ripening and in the orchard the trees are heavy with a peach and apple harvest to come. Come experience the beauty of a misty mountain morning where the sun burns through to a golden afternoon. In the evening sit on the front porch and watch the fireflies as you dine on the abundance of the local countryside.
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Creekside Resort in West Virginia offers its guests two hundred acres of natural beauty and peace - an oasis of tranquility waiting for you. For centuries, visitors have traveled to this region of the Virginias to enjoy the regenerative qualities of our fresh mountain air and pure mineral springs. Find a renewed you emerging as you walk along the banks of Indian Creek, hike into the hills, or relax with a therapeutic massage.
Whether you prefer a quiet cottage on our Woodland Trail, the cozy atmosphere of our Farmhouse Inn or the special charm of Creekhouse on Indian Creek, we expect you will find a space at Creekside that feels like a welcoming home. Creekside is a wonderful place for a romantic getaway, quiet retreat, reunion of family and friends, or wedding weekend .
We are a small family-owned and operated resort and hope you will feel the genuine personal interest we take in the comfort and welfare of all our guests. The natural beauty of Monroe County and the wholesome authenticity of the country life of its residents were what attracted our family to this area thirty-five years ago. In all that we do at Creekside Resort our family strives to be responsible stewards of this natural bounty and continue the tradition of warm country hospitality.
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Route 122 · P.O. Box 111
Greenville, West Virginia 24945
800-691-6420 · info@creeksideresort.net
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Photography by Steve Shaluta, Bob Brown, Kelley Sills, Matthias Grawe, Howard Heritage and Patrick Argast