White Sulphur Springs

By car

• Two main roads run parallel to each other through White Sulphur Springs: US-60 — which runs from Charleston to Richmond, Virginia in the east — and I-64 — which runs from Beckley through Charlottesville, Virginia to Richmond, Virginia.

By train

• Amtrak, 315 W Main Street. Open 12PM to 5PM on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. White Sulphur Springs is located on the Cardinal / Hoosier State line, from New York to Chicago, between the Alderson and Clifton Forge VA stops.

By plane

• The nearest airport is Greenbrier Valley Airport (LWB) just west in Lewisburg.

• Mountain Transit Authority, 1096 Broad Street in Summersville, +1 304-872-5872 or +1-877-712-9432. Daily bus service throughout Greenbrier County, as well as Fayette, Nicholas, Pocahontas and Webster counties.
• Jones Taxi Service, 406 Gardner Street in Lewisburg, +1 304-645-7400.

• The Greenbrier

  phone: +1 304-536-1110
  address: 300 W Main St
  An award-winning historic estate resort since 1778 on 6,500 acres of woodland. Non-registered guests are welcome to visit if they have advance reservations for dinner or golf tee times.

• The Bunker

  phone: +1 304-536-7810
  Tours offered twice weekly (call for reservations); slide presentations offered at 11:30AM for resort guests. A 112,000-square-foot former top-secret government relocation facility, with decontamination chambers, dormitories, a hospital clinic, a power plant, laboratory, pharmacy, cafeteria and more. The bunker was built in 1962, and used as a meeting place for groups and dinner parties as part of its cover story, before its true purpose was exposed in 1992 by the Washington Post.

• President's Cottage Museum. A historic building containing documents from the Greenbrier's early history and mementoes from the visits of 26 US Presidents.

• Oakhurst Links

  phone: +1 304-536-1884
  address: One Montague Drive
  The first golf course in the USA, established in 1884. 9 holes, par 37. Games are played today in the same way as when the course was first opened; with replica 19th century long nose hickory shafted clubs made in St Andrews, Scotland, and "guttie" balls hit from sand tees. Many guests choose not only to play 1884 style, but to dress 1884 style as well; knicker rentals are available for $15. In keeping with the traditional spirit, players walk the course rather than using carts, carry only four clubs (no bag), and must avoid the roaming flocks of sheep. Complimentary gingersnaps and lemonade are available after your game.

• Outdoor Adventures

  address: WV-60 and US-92
  Biking, canoeing, whitewater and fishing excursions in the Greenbrier Valley and Jackson River areas.

• Christmas at the Depot

  phone: +1 304-536-1110 ext 7531
  address: 300 W Main St
  Year-round Christmas shop in a historic 1931 train depot. Christmas ornaments, collectible Santas, nutcrackers, water globes, holiday decorations.

• Greenbrier General Store

  phone: +1 304-536-4236
  address: 73 E Main St
  Offering Greenbrier logo merchandise and food products.

• Kitten's Korner

  phone: +1 304-536-9206
  address: 80 W Main St
  Home decorations and gifts, including candles, lamps and artwork by local artists.

• Monnie B Design Studio

  phone: +1 304-667-2210
  address: 67 E Main St
  Handpainted wall finishes, custom furniture, antiques, painted furniture, unique kitchen and home accessories, and works by local artists.

• Rebecca's Touch

  phone: +1 304-646-9838
  address: 26 E Main St
  Antiques, collectibles, gifts and jewelry.

• Thee Alley Gallery

  phone: +1 304-536-4723
  address: 18 Scott Ln
  Pottery gallery featuring raku, stoneware, watercolors, oils, handmade wooden bowls, leaded and blown glass, and fine photography.

• April's Pizzeria

  phone: +1 304-536-1011
  address: 709 E Main St
  Pizza, calzones, sandwiches, Italian dishes.
• Bullfrog Inn, Tuckahoe Road off US-60, +1 304-536-3900. Open 5 to 9PM Tuesday through Saturday. Nachos, burgers, steak and seafood. Try the crab legs and frog's legs.
• Granny's House, I-64 (exit 75), +1 304-536-2361. 24-hour homestyle country restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.

• Route 60 American Grill

  phone: +1 304-536-4666
  address: 12 W Main St
  Soups, salads, hot and cold sandwiches, burgers.
• Trails Inn Restaurant, WV-92, +1 304-536-1900. Open 8AM to 8PM Monday through Thursday, 8AM to 9PM Friday and Saturday, and 8AM to 7PM on Sunday; open at 4:30AM during hunting season, and until 7PM during winter. Country cooking with shrimp, oysters, biscuits and gravy, and all-day breakfast.
• Valley View Country Club, Big Draft Road, +1 304-536-1600. Open 8AM to 8PM March through October. Lunch, dinner and homemade specials.

• Vicky's Diner

  phone: +1 304-661-1961
  address: 10 E Main St
  Country cooking.

• Blue & Gray Cafe

  phone: +1 304-536-1870
  address: 50 E Main St
  Civil-War-themed espresso bar serving Dry Creek coffee, as well as soups, salads, wraps, sandwiches and desserts.

Bars and Nightclubs

• The Black Bear Tavern

  phone: +1 304-536-9838
  address: 8 Ingleside Ave

• Moxie

  phone: +1 304-536-2230
  address: 33 E Main St

• The Windmill, Inc.

  phone: +1 304-536-2207

Budget

• Allstate Motel and Campground, I-64 (exit 181), +1 304-536-1731 or +1 304-661-1018.

• Budget Inn

  phone: +1 304-536-2121
  address: 830 E Main St
  18 rooms.
• Old White Motel, WV-60, +1 304-536-2441. 26 rooms. Outdoor pool. Complimentary continental breakfast.

• The Village Inn

  phone: +1 304-536-3353
  address: 38 W Main St

Mid-range

Splurge

• The Greenbrier

  phone: +1 304-536-1110
  address: 300 W Main St
  803 rooms, including 33 suites and 96 cottages. An award-winning historic estate resort on 6,500 acres of woodland, with extensive indoor recreation and outdoor activities.

Bed and Breakfasts

• The James Wylie House Bed and Breakfast

  phone: +1 304-536-9444
  address: 208 E Main St
  5 rooms and 1 log cabin. An 1819 farmhouse on 1,300 acres on the National Register of Historic Homes. Two parlors, outdoor verandah.

• Lillian's Bed and Breakfast

  phone: +1 304-536-1048
  address: 204 N Main St
  3 rooms. On-site antique shop.
• White Oaks Bed and Breakfast, Big Draft Road, +1-800-536-3402. 4 rooms. $90 - $200. A summer home built in 1949 on the banks of Howard's Creek.

Camping

• End of the Trail Campground, WV-92 in Neola, +1 304-536-9017. Over 200 campsites. Two fishing ponds, ATV trails, biking trails.
• Greenbrier Mountainaire Campground, I-64 (exit 175), +1 304-536-1512. Open year-round. Mini-golf, hot showers and laundry services.
• Ted Mack's Campground, WV-92 15 miles north, +1 304-536-4776. Open 9AM to 8PM daily. On-site convenience store.

• Lewisburg is about 15 minutes west on I-64.
• Covington, Virginia is about 30 minutes east on I-64.
• Beckley is about 1 hour west on I-64.
• Roanoke, Virginia is about 1.5 hours southeast on I-64 / US-220.
• Charleston is about 2 hours northwest on I-64.
• Lynchburg, Virginia is about 2 hours southeast on I-64 / US-501.
• Charlottesville, Virginia is about 2 hours east on I-64.
• Richmond, Virginia is about 3 hours east on I-64.