- TripBuzz found 30 things to do indoors in the Flintstone area. From White Oak Lanes to Allegany Museum, Flintstone offers a variety of rainy day activities and other fun things to do indoors — including 44 indoor attractions with ratings over 90%.
- There are 34 different types of things to do inside in or near Flintstone, Maryland. Some of the most popular types of these activities include: History Museums, Movie Theaters, Theaters and Art Gallery.
- There are 0 indoor activities in Flintstone, and 30 indoor attractions in nearby cities within 25 miles, including: Cumberland, Berkeley Springs and Bedford and Cumberland, Berkeley Springs and Bedford.
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Richland Lanes is a bowling alley with 40 lanes that offers bumpers free of charge and includes cosmic bowling, league play and a pro shop. Their snack bar is a full pizza restaurant.
43.0 Miles
24%
17 votes
1850 Apple Blossom Drive, Winchester, VA 22601
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Carmike Apple Blossom 12 is a cinema theater that features Hollywood movies in both 2D and 3D Formats. Art performances and concerts are also available, as well as a full concession area.
43.3 Miles
A subsidiary of Carmike Cinemas, Apple Blossom 12 shows the most recent in movie releases. For added enjoyment, the theater offers concessions with snacks and treats such as soda, candy, ice cream and popcorn with special seasonings.
43.4 Miles
Located in an old railroad complex, Hagerstown Roundhouse Museum focuses on preserving Hagerstown's place in railroad history. Exhibits include preserved antique railroad cars and equipment, as well as an extensive collection of model trains.
43.6 Miles
Featuring 20 lanes, Zips Classic Lanes provides duckpin bowling on 16 lanes with traditional bowling on the remaining lanes. The bowling center has food and drink options, shoe rental and manual scoring.
44.6 Miles
Train Room & Museum offers one of the largest stock of trains for sale in the tri-state area. Also available are model planes, science kits and more. Open Monday through Saturday.
44.8 Miles
US Martin built the Shepherdstown Opera House in 1909, and in 1928 this movie theater became the first in West Virginia to be able to show talking movies. Closed in 1956, the theater was reopened in 1992 to show independent and foreign films, and now visitors can watch live shows.
44.8 Miles
In addition to the historic Shepherd University campus, visitors can enjoy athletic events at the modernized stadium that holds the school's football games. There are even three on site theaters offering a wide range of plays from both new and old writers.
44.9 Miles
92%
13 votes
Princess and East German Streets, Shepherdstown, WV 25443
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Located in the Entler Hotel is West Virginia's historic Shepherdstown Museum. The museum was founded to preserve the areas structures, artifacts, furniture and documents from the late 1800's.
44.9 Miles
As the former home of the region's German founder, John Hager House & Museum is open to the public for self-guided and group tours. The house was built in the 18th century and features restored furniture from that era.