Oak Hill Vacations

This former railroad corridor offers a peaceful 8-mile journey through urban and natural landscapes in West Virginia. Cyclists and walkers can explore the historic White Oak Railroad Depot on this accessible trail.

Built in 1903, the Lewis House stands as one of Oak Hill's oldest structures, now serving as a community museum. Explore local heritage exhibits or attend one of their frequent community fundraisers.

Oak Hill City Park offers a refreshing escape with its large swimming pool and well-maintained sports facilities. Families can enjoy picnic areas and walking trails amid the serene community atmosphere.

Tickle Lake offers 6.7 acres of serene waters for fishing and aquatic training in West Virginia's Summit Bechtel Reserve. Morning visits provide the best experience for anglers seeking peaceful recreation.

Tridave Lake is the heart of aquatic adventure at Summit Bechtel Reserve, offering kayaking and whitewater training. Cross above on the Big Zip, reaching speeds over 50 mph while enjoying aerial views.

Perry Park offers breathtaking views from WP Point within the Summit Bechtel Reserve. Explore the elegant Fenneman Great Hall, where dignitaries gather amid West Virginia's serene natural landscape.

Russell E. Matthew Park offers a peaceful community retreat with illuminated walking trails and modern sports facilities. Enjoy evening strolls under the lights or challenge locals to a friendly game.

This welcoming outdoor venue hosts family-friendly concerts and movie nights in Oak Hill, West Virginia. Arrive early with chairs or blankets to enjoy free entertainment under the stars from April through October.