- The list below includes 4 free or cheap things to do in or near Point Pleasant, West Virginia, including 34 different types of inexpensive activities like Specialty Museums, National & State Parks, Parks and Bowling.
- From Tu-Endie-Wei State Park to Point Pleasant River Museum, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Point Pleasant.
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At the Charleston Town Center Mall, shoppers find a three-story mall with space for 130 stores and a 10-vendor food court. The mall hosts several special events each year including an Elephant Bath, hosting Disney characters, and fashion shows.
43.5 Miles
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.
43.5 Miles
Visitors to the State Museum within the Cultural Center find the history of the state of West Virginia in culture, art, paleontology, archaeology and geology throughout the state. Visitors can follow a path throughout the museum that allows them to follow the state's history in order.
43.5 Miles
A cinema multiplex that offers all stadium seating, Park Place Stadium Cinemas offers eleven auditoriums showing first-run films with digital video and sound. The theater also features an extensive refreshment selection and seats that rock.
43.6 Miles
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Midland Trail Scenic Highway Association, Charleston, WV 25301
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Along the 190-mile Midland Trail (Scenic Highway 60) visitors can find scenic views, history sites, rafting opportunities, and art studios. The road runs across the middle of West Virginia from Kenova through Charleston to White Sulphur Springs.
43.6 Miles
A restaurant, bar, and live music venue, The Boulevard Tavern features a wide array of bottled and draft beer as well as spirits. The tavern hosts live bands five nights a week.
43.7 Miles
Explore the Lower Gorge of Old Man's Cave on the Cedar Falls Hiking Trail. The trail leads hikers through valleys, creeks, and chasms covered in hemlock and bound by large walls of rock that host waterfalls.
43.7 Miles
Opening in 1997 on the site where an old railyard once stood, Capitol Market, is a gathering place for visitors to shop, dine, or just relax with friends. Featuring an outdoor farmers market in the warmer months, the indoor merchants include restaurants, fresh food markets and café's.
43.7 Miles
Live broadcast musical performances are put on at Mountain Stage. Folk and Appalachian style are the most common, and performers come from all parts of the globe. Visitors rave about the fun atomsphere and lively shows.
43.8 Miles
Over 12,000 square feet of hands-on science fun for children is found at the Avampato Discovery Museum within Clay Center. Four permanent galleries include Milton Gardner's Earth City, Mylan Exploreatory, Health Royale and Kidspace.