The Oak Supper Club is also a favorite dining place. It is located just past the entrance to Pipestem State Park. It is really easy to get to, just 3 and one-half miles from Interstate 77, and it has an absolutely beautiful setting, situated in the Bluestone Valley. The mountains are all around it, and the Bluestone River borders almost all of the 60 acres on which it sits. The yard is quite large, with huge oak trees and a place to build an outdoor campfire.
Kids enjoy playing in the treehouse.
There is also an outdoor grill and a banquet table for those dinners under the stars. Nights are especially nice at the cabin, the cool night air and the sounds of crickets and owls make for an enjoyable and relaxing evening. The inside of the cabin is quite nice, built by my grandfather in the early 1900's as a homestead for he and my grandmother. He had a sawmill located at one time on the property when he was clearing the valley to make it a farm and to also cut timber to build his little log house. The house has the round logs on the outside and solid wood on the inside, hardwood floors, walls, ceilings, and doors.