- TripBuzz found 25 things to do with kids in or near Huntington, West Virginia, including 6 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Ashland.
- From Beech Fork Lake to New River Train Excursions, the Huntington area offers 29 different types of family activities, including: Parks, Theaters, Bowling and Specialty Museums.
- Located where the Guyandotte River meets the Ohio River is the city of Huntington. It's the second largest city in the state and is home to one of the oldest amusement parks in the world, Camden Park, making it a draw for families from throughout surrounding areas. Other popular attractions include a historical district, art museums, eateries, shopping and many festivals throughout the year.
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Charleston's branch of Marquee Cinemas is a twelve-theater movie multiplex that shows first-run movies with digital video and sound. The theater is also available for rentals for parties, church groups, or other functions.
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Housed within Staunton Park, the Criel Mound is the second largest Native American burial ground in West Virginia. The mound is the gathering place for a variety of activities such as arts and crafts fairs, revivals, and memorial services.
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Southridge Grand Prix is a family fun center that offers patrons a variety of attractions including roller skating, lazer tag, go karts, mini golf and arcade games. Southridge also hosts birthday parties with roller skating and grand prix themes.
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Headquartered in the historical LaBelle Theater is the South Charleston Museum. The museum is dedicated to the preservation of West Virginia's past and present so that it can live in the future, featuring films, artifacts and documents from throughout the area.
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South Charleston Indian Mound is the second largest Indian mound in West Virginia measuring 175 feet in diameter at the base and approximately 35 feet high. It is believed that these mounds belonged to Indians of the Adena Culture.
41.1 Miles
Visitors with a little twang in their hearts will love the US 23 Country Music Highway Museum. Enjoy discovering history about many of the US 23 stars and enjoy live bluegrass music every Thursday.
42.3 Miles
The 9,300-acre Kanawha State Forest is home to over 19 different species of wood warblers, along with other wildlife and wildflowers. The site is popular for rustic camping, hiking, mountain biking, and cross-country skiing.
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Housed in a converted historic church, the Charleston Light Opera Guild presents a variety of musical and theatrical programs in its intimate 225-seat theater. They host open auditions, and maintain a summer program to develop young talent.
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Located in Charleston, Cato Park is a community gem of the area. The park features a 9-hole golf course and Olympic swimming pool, as well as an archery field and playground.
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Visitors to Haddad Riverfront Park on the riverfront see three retractable fabric covered seating areas, the largest of which is 35-foot by 80-foot. The site is used for summer fireworks, concerts, and weddings.