Yeah, plenty of them. I make the hour drive from Pittsburgh to Wheeling a few times a season, as do many other Pens fans. Many also travel for road games. Wheeling's attendance isn't great, but it's a very small city so there's not a lot to draw from. They also report attendance pretty accurately-- not much, if any, juicing to the numbers.
Something to keep in mind (since you regularly bash Wheeling) is that attendance is only one small piece of a the puzzle to a franchise's financial standing. So while Wheeling's gate revenue may be low in comparison to other ECHL teams, they also have much lower operating costs. The ownership is a nonprofit specifically designed to simply keep the team there, so they anticipate operating at a loss and write it off. They have a sweetheart deal in the lease, so rent is cheap. Cost of living in Wheeling is low, so they spend little on player housing and expenses. Their location is a short drive from many opponents, so their travel costs are reasonable. They're the only sport in town, so they do pretty well in sponsor and ad revenue.
Wheeling is a pretty good reminder that judging which teams might collapse based on attendance alone is silly.