The best things to do in Martinsburg

River & Trail Outfitters - Harpers Ferry Location lines up mellow Shenandoah tubing, splashy Potomac whitewater, and guided kayak or canoe tours, including paddle-to-brewery or winery options.

From the Charles Town newsletter, October 8, 2026

The Great Bungee Company just opened in 2026 at Harpers Ferry’s Old Standard Quarry, run by an international team with over 30 years and 200,000 jumps. Big thrills, better views, with jumps overlooking Harpers Ferry National Historical Park and School House Ridge Battlefield.

From the Charles Town newsletter, October 5, 2026

Harpers Ferry Waterpark floats on a scenic private quarry, now more than doubled for 2026 with new Wibit obstacles, and packs slides, trampolines, monkey bars and inflatable challenges that feel like recess for grown-ups and kids 5+. 5 hour Splash Pass and turn humidity into bragging rights.

From the Charles Town newsletter, October 23, 2026

River & Trail - Shenandoah Tubing | Park & Paddle Adventures gets locals on the Shenandoah and Potomac for mellow floats or splashy whitewater, with tubes, life vests, and shuttles included. Park at the takeout, ride upriver, then drift back to your car... easy summer win close to home.

From the Charles Town newsletter, October 21, 2026

If you want serious bragging rights on the block, FUNtastic Games, LLC rolls up with a stadium-seated Video Game Mobile Arena for up to 28 players, a laser light show, and tactical laser tag that feels like you’re inside the game. Birthdays, school events, or just making Saturday legendary.

From the Martinsburg newsletter, October 15, 2026

Locust Hill Golf Course, Golf Shop, and Driving Range is the kind of regular spot locals brag about, a Golfweek-ranked public layout with Blue Ridge views, water in play on 11, and four tees that keep every round interesting. PGA instruction, a handy shop, and a solid range mean zero excuses for rusty swings.

From the Berryville newsletter, October 17, 2026

Washington County Historical Society keeps our stories alive at the Miller House Museum and hands you the keys to family sleuthing through its Kinship Family Heritage Research Center packed with photos, maps, and records. Swing by this week, spark a rabbit hole, and come away with a great neighborhood tale.

From the Hagerstown newsletter, September 20, 2026

Chain venue in Valley Mall with an arcade, laser tag, bumper cars, mini-golf, and party rooms.

Need a stress-reset that actually fits between errands? The Greens at Hamilton Run is a city-run 9-hole, par-35 with recent upgrades, a chill new clubhouse for post-round snacks, and affordable rates. It plays fast, feels friendly, and keeps your swing sharp without stealing your whole afternoon.

From the Hagerstown newsletter, October 3, 2026

If you want a public track with sculptured fairways, true-rolling bentgrass greens, and that mix of wide open drives and elevated tests, Black Rock Golf Course nails it. Hit the indoor simulator when weather sulks, then grab food at the 19th Hole and call it a day.

From the Hagerstown newsletter, October 10, 2026

The Hagerstown Cultural Trail is a walkable stretch with sculptures, the Faces of Hagerstown photo project, and a Mural of Unusual Size that rises 80 feet and spans four industrial buildings. Grab the trail map and make it your low-stress dose of fresh air and public art this week.

From the Hagerstown newsletter, October 12, 2026

DC’s historic home for indie and international film, The Avalon Theatre is rolling a one week run of Hadestown: The Musical, Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, and the new Mary Oliver documentary, plus thoughtful series like French Cinémathèque and Science on Screen. Your group chat will thank you.

From the Washington newsletter, September 27, 2026

Slide down the Slidewinder, let the little ones go wild on the splashpad, or just float and swap neighborhood gossip. Potterfield Pool is pure Hagerstown summer, easygoing and close to home, perfect for squeezing in a few more lazy, chlorinated afternoons this week.

From the Hagerstown newsletter, September 30, 2026

Make your City Park loop include Mansion House Art Center (Home of the Valley Art Association), a free-to-visit gallery inside an 1846 Georgian-style mansion showing work from over 20 local artists. Expect rotating exhibits, member displays, and occasional workshops or demos that keep the creative energy flowing...

From the Hagerstown newsletter, October 6, 2026

Shave strokes off your game without dodging thunderstorms. Hub City Golf Club lets you dial in your swing on indoor sims, play bucket-list courses with friends, and keep the after-work golf fix going year round. Bring your swing, leave the lost balls at home.

From the Hagerstown newsletter, October 23, 2026

Warehouse Cinemas Leitersburg turns movie night into an event with Film League chats, Brunch Club screenings, and anniversary throwbacks that practically demand popcorn. It is a quick hop from Chambersburg, so make this week a big-screen break that actually feels special.

From the Greencastle newsletter, October 24, 2026

Two outdoor courses means you can pick your vibe this week, go easy on the 24 or test your patience on the 19, then trade putt-by-putt bragging rights with friends. Adkins Mini Golf LLC keeps it simple, local, and weirdly competitive, plus they host birthdays and team hangouts when you need an excuse.

From the Frederick newsletter, August 15, 2026

Country club featuring a golf course, driving range, pool, and event space.

Heavy Metal Playground lets you climb into real construction equipment and actually dig, push, and scoop dirt, stack giant tires, even play a surprisingly addictive basketball-style game. Perfect for local families with kids 8+, weekend stress relief, or a team outing everyone will actually talk about.

From the Greencastle newsletter, October 8, 2026

Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.

, The Maryland Theatre anchors downtown’s Arts & Entertainment District with a restored 1915 auditorium and a modern performing arts center hosting concerts, comedians, films, symphony nights, and more... and yes, it helps pull off the New Year’s Eve Krumpe’s Donut Drop.

From the Hagerstown newsletter, October 16, 2026

Ninja Kingdom Adventure Park is the indoor spot, right here in Jefferson County, where local kids can climb, jump, and explore to their hearts’ content, with obstacles and play zones that actually tire them out.

From the Berryville newsletter, October 24, 2026

If you need an easy win for a low-key afternoon, Hagerstown City Park has leafy picnic spots, mellow walking trails, and the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts right there by the water. Bring a book, bring the kids, or just come watch the swans judge everyone.

From the Hagerstown newsletter, October 19, 2026

Yingling's Golf Center is where Hagerstown golfers tune up everything, with a self-service driving range for quick reps, a fun Par 3 when you want real-course feels without the time sink, plus mini golf, lessons, an indoor simulator, and even club fittings and repairs.

From the Hagerstown newsletter, October 18, 2026

Seven Ten keeps the fun easy with bowling that begs for friendly smack talk, billiards when you need a break from gutters, plus a legit arcade and events under one roof. It’s the no-brainer, weeknight energy boost you can do without leaving Hagerstown.

From the Greencastle newsletter, October 18, 2026