Local Cuisine
Try local diners for an authentic taste of West Virginian cuisine.





Taylor County, West Virginia, is a picturesque region known for its rich history and serene landscapes. Established in 1844 and named after Senator John Taylor of Caroline, the county is part of the Clarksburg Micropolitan Statistical Area. Visitors can enjoy the quiet charm of its small towns, including the county seat, Grafton. The area is perfect for those looking to explore rural America, with its historic sites such as the Clelland House and the scenic beauty of the surrounding countryside.
Taylor County, West Virginia, is a picturesque region known for its rich history and serene landscapes. Established in 1844 and named after Senator John Taylor of Caroline, the county is part of the Clarksburg Micropolitan Statistical Area. Visitors can enjoy the quiet charm of its small towns, including the county seat, Grafton. The area is perfect for those looking to explore rural America, with its historic sites such as the Clelland House and the scenic beauty of the surrounding countryside.
Home to the historic Clelland House.
Part of the Clarksburg Micropolitan Statistical Area.
Named after Senator John Taylor of Caroline.
Close access to Grafton, the county seat.
Rich in historical sites and scenic views.
Part of the Clarksburg Micropolitan Statistical Area.
Try local diners for an authentic taste of West Virginian cuisine.
Explore the hiking trails and parks for a day in nature.
History enthusiasts and nature lovers.
USD $
$80-$150 p/day
16,895
Visit the historic Clelland House for a glimpse into the past.
English
Tourists, Locals, History Buffs, Nature Lovers
April-JuneSeptember-November
Spring offers mild weather perfect for exploring the outdoors.
Summer is ideal for enjoying the scenic beauty and outdoor activities.
Fall provides a colorful backdrop with the changing leaves, perfect for photography.
Winters are quiet, offering a peaceful retreat.