The Daily Cream Corner will open for the season in 2023. (WBOY Image)
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) — Looking for the best places to enjoy a sweet treat in West Virginia? The West Virginia Tourism Office has some recommendations.
Below is a list from the West Virginia Tourism Office of the best ice cream adventures in the Mountain State (with locations closest to Clarksburg listed first).
Pocky Dot – Fairmont
Pocky Dot’s at the Fairmont is known for its crazy ice cream displays and unique atmosphere. Where else can you get a £9 banana split? It’s more than just ice cream; it’s a photo opportunity and an unforgettable ice cream experience. They’re also famous for their homemade potato chips. Check out the restaurant’s Facebook and Instagram pages for photos of their sky-high sundaes.
Daily Cream Corner – Fairmont
Located on Fairmont’s east side, there’s almost always a line at this seasonal favorite. Known for its extensive menu and even larger ice cream cones, DCC is a Fairmont staple. Note that although there is an ATM machine at the restaurant, it only accepts cash.
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Annie’s Coffee and Creamery – Morgantown
Annie’s is located just off Interstate 68 in Morgantown, making it an easy stop off after a West Virginia University football game or on your way to Cooper’s Rock State Forest. In addition to ice cream and coffee, they also serve baked goods from Apple Annie’s, a bakery with several locations around the state, including Morgantown and White Hall.
Ellen’s Homemade Ice Cream – Charleston
Perhaps the most famous on this list is Ellen’s in downtown Charleston. While all of their year-round flavors are award-winning, you can stop by Ellen’s throughout the year to try their limited-edition flavors. Check out their Facebook page to see what’s on the menu each month.
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Enjoy a scoop while overlooking the Mothman statue in Point Pleasant. You can have regular ice cream or try some of the West Virginia-themed treats. Mothman, Bigfoot and Sheepsquatch are just a few of the spooky frozen treats on offer at What’s the Scoop.
Hang Rocks Ice Cream – Romney
Located on the Potomac Plateau outside of Romney, this ice cream shop introduces different soft serve flavors every few weeks, giving patrons the opportunity to try new flavors, but it also offers a wide selection of frozen treats. Surrounded by farm scenery, it’s the perfect place to unwind with the family.
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Austin’s Homemade Ice Cream – Ceredo
With locations in Huntington and Ceredo, West Virginia, Austin’s touts its homemade ice cream as “delicious and different.” Try unique flavors like dairy-free Apple Cinnamon Oatmeal, Lavender Honey and Grape Pineapple.
Creamy Creations – Harpers Ferry
Located in Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, just minutes from some of West Virginia’s most famous historic sites, Creamy Creations serves up everything from banana splits to shaved ice. Enjoy your ice cream a short walk away while taking in views of the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers.
