Summersville sits at the edge of the New River Gorge region — one of the newest national parks and one of the best climbing and whitewater destinations in the country. The lake is five minutes away. The gorge, twenty. Whether you're here to climb, paddle, raft, or just float, it's all close.
Classic feeling operation with 24 ice cream flavors and hand made cones. A strong recommend if you’re down in the Oak Hill area and are in need of a sweet fix. If you ever find yourself in the unusual position of needing an ice cream trailer for an event, they can provide. Located in Oak Hill.
Ice cream and fudge just off the highway and across the way from the NPS visitors center. If you’re looking for a gift to give or a tchotchke to commemorate your visit there’s a good chance you can track something down in here as well.
Family-friendly ice cream shop with a large selection of flavors and a menu of food items, plus outdoor seating. Located in Downtown Fayetteville.
Hot dogs, chili, hamburgers, and ice cream with a drive-thru if you’re looking for food on the go. Feels similar to a Burger King from the 90’s. Located in Oak Hill (just south of Fayetteville).
Casual restaurant offering hot dogs, hoagies, ice cream, and other comfort foods. A bit out of the way, but worth it if you’re looking for a classic feel and some good ice cream. Located 15 minutes west of downtown Summersville.
Soft-serve ice cream, hot dogs and burger joint with outdoor seating and friendly service right on the lake. A strong recommend, particularly on those hot days where all you want to do is be lake side. Located in Mt. Nebo right on the lake.
A good hamburger and solid diner-esque go-to’s. Family friendly. Ice cream parlor is part of the restaurant and is a good get post Bandido’s. Located in downtown Summersville. If you’re up for a walk, you can walk this.