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Hi! Here at Riverside Point the facilities are extra clean and comfortable! All paper products and linens are provided. Our linens are freshly laundered for a great night sleep. The lodge is nestled in and surrounded by trees and mountains even though we are in the City of Delbarton. You can hear the birds singing as you step out onto the porch and the many decks surrounding the lodge. Enjoy a cook out, we provide a grill for you! Along with all this, we have a large amount of parking for your ATV's, dirt bikes, trailers, and vehicles. Also, remember the RV Park for those who prefer to camp. Come stay with us and you will not want to leave!

These apartments are located at the edge of a forest containing the family cemetery, the remains of the family coal mine, where rights were granted to the family to mine coal there for their household use in a hand written deed dated March 28, 1889. A short walk further reveals a majestic view of the confluence of Pigeon Creek and the Rock House Fork with a birds eye view of the Town of Delbarton. The above picture shows the scene in front of the RV Park CIRCA 1900.

Front view of Riverside Point Apartments                  RV-Park

1. Each unit has two bedrooms (full size beds), two futons (in living room), two twin beds (in loft area), two full bathrooms, microwave, toaster, coffee pot, dishes, pots, pans, utensils, refrigerator, and an electric stove.
2. The Buffalo Mountain trail system accessible by ATV from Riverside Point.
3. All three of these community connectors are accessible by ATV from Riverside Point; Williamson, Delbarton, and Matewan. Day Trip Ideas!
4. Grilling-Cookout area / Campfire Pit This is a duplex unit so facilities must be sometimes shared.
5. Central Air.
6. Private balcony for the upstairs bedroom.
7. 19 inch TV and DVD player.
8. Two complete bath rooms.
9. Cell phone service available.
9. Coordinates: 37.7071N -82.1849W; 37 42' 25" N 82 11' 05" W; N037 42.426' W082 11.093'.

Note that this is undeveloped forest land with the usual hazards that one might expect there, no liability can be assumed by the owner and operators of these facilities. The intent of this facility is provide a glimpse back to the turn of the century while maintaining the modern conveniences to which we are accustomed. Wood was used as much as possible in the construction of this building. The oak boards used on the outside were sawn locally from native West Virginia hardwood logs. Care must be exercised when the walkways are wet or frost covered as they can be very slick.