Webster County Tourism

If you’re ever in Webster County on a summer night, you can probably hear the sounds of fiddles, guitars, upright bass, and humming from the Jerry Run Summer Theater. This wooden and rustic—but charming—music hall is tucked within the small community of Jerry Run that brings music to locals and visitors from surrounding counties. You … Continue reading Why Jerry Run Summer Theater is Popular Amongst Tourists and Locals Alike →

After dreaming of leaving the hustle and bustle of big city living, power partners Zave Walter and Misha Krompecher decided to take a leap when they purchased Camp Holly. With camping options to fit anyone’s outdoor adventure dreams—or budget—and some of the best fishing in Webster County, Camp Holly is the perfect back-drop for your … Continue reading Unique Lodging Spotlight: Camp Holly →

Over the years Webster County has made its mark in the history books and has accumulated a number of historical landmarks throughout the region. For visiting and local history buffs alike, here’s our list of unmissable history spots to check out in Webster County while you’re here. Mollohan Mill – Built by Bernard Mollohan in … Continue reading 9 Spots Every History Lover Needs To Visit →

Webster County’s lush lands have become a hidden treasure for nature lovers and those who occasionally dabble in outdoor adventures. Whether you’re pulling up to the perfect campsite, livin’ it up in a rustic-style cabin or trekking it through the backcountry, Webster County offers plenty of camping options. There are several campgrounds scattered throughout the … Continue reading Your Ultimate Camping Checklist →

Celebrate National Pet Day with some of our favorite pup-friendly places in Webster County and be sure to have a paws-itively perfect day with your furry best friend.  For the adventure-loving dog…  Head to Holly River State Park for some of the best hiking trails in the county. With over 8,000 acres of forest to … Continue reading 7 Ways to Explore Webster County With Your Dog →

Webster County’s breathtaking scenery and outdoor adventures can certainly bring in a crowd, both from West Virginia locals and out-of-staters. With several rivers and streams, Webster County has quickly become a hot spot for fishermen and women to cast their lines and enjoy a serene day on the water. Listed among the WV DNR’s, “Favorite … Continue reading Anglers—Cast A Line in Webster County →

Webster County is a history buff’s paradise. From Lover’s Lane boardwalk to Mollohan Mill and Morton Mansion, there is something to explore for everyone. One of our long-time favorites, though, is Camp Caesar, and for good reason. We sat down with Travis Giles, Camp Caesar’s newest Director to learn more about Camp Caesar’s rich history … Continue reading Webster History 101: Camp Caesar →

Many of our days are spent in front of some sort of technological device. Whether we’re working in front of a computer all day, scrolling through social media in our free time, or checking emails—the list goes on. Don’t get us wrong, technology can be great and helps us stay connected, but it is nice … Continue reading Unplug and Adventure in Webster County →

2021 was a year full of outdoor adventure here in Webster County. As 2021 comes to a close and 2022 comes into focus, we’re reflecting on Almost Heaven’s adventures with loved ones. There is no better place to reconnect with nature—and each other—than right here in Webster County surrounded by lush forests, full rivers, and … Continue reading Top Stories of 2021 →