4-H Camp Pioneer
4-H Camp Pioneer in Beverly hosts the WVWW Celtic Festival and Highland Games on the third Saturday in June, running from 6pm Friday to about 7pm Saturday with the beer garden staying open later. On-site camping lets you take in the whole weekend without leaving the grounds, and food vendors serve traditional Celtic food under a Randolph County health permit.
Before you go
- Official site
- wvcelticfestandgames.com
- Next festival here
- West Virginia Wild and Wonderful Celtic Festival & Highland Games, Jun 18 to 19, 2027
Worth knowing before you go
- The main festival wraps up around 7pm Saturday, though music and the beer garden run later.
- You can camp on-site for the whole weekend.
- Food vendors need a Randolph County health permit.
- The festival runs on the third Saturday in June each year.
Festivals here
Venue basics: Friday 6pm to Saturday 7pm, beer garden later · On-site camping available · Traditional Celtic food and drinks.
Is it for you
Choose it if
- You want a one-weekend Celtic festival with on-site camping.
Getting there and parking
Festival-specific · WVWW Celtic Festival and Highland GamesFestivities begin Friday at 6pm with live performances, food and drinks, and the main festival concludes around 7pm on Saturday, though the music and beer garden may stay open later into the evening.
Accessibility
We don't yet have confirmed information about accessibility at 4-H Camp Pioneer. The venue's own pages are the place to check: wvcelticfestandgames.com.
Camping
Festival-specific · WVWW Celtic Festival and Highland GamesOn-site camping is available at 4-H Camp Pioneer, so you can take part in the full weekend without leaving the grounds.
Food, water and what you can bring
Festival-specific · WVWW Celtic Festival and Highland GamesTraditional Celtic food and drinks are served at the festival. Food vendors must hold a valid food handler's permit from the Randolph County Health Department, and vendors are placed near shaded seating areas with picnic tables where possible.
A little history
The festival was created by the Ferguson family to share Scottish and Celtic heritage, and it is held at 4-H Camp Pioneer in Beverly on the third Saturday in June each year in cooperation with the camp.