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Berkeley Springs State Park

#2 S. Washington St., Berkeley Springs, West Virginia

3.0

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Phone:

1 (304) 258-2300, 3042582711, +1

Website:

www.berkeleyspringssp.com

Opened in 1930, and offers bathing, massages ... more on Yahoo! Travel

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3.0

21 reviews

100% of guests recommend this place.

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I would go back here time and time again! more on TripAdvisor

During our research we noticed that the website mentioned that the baths were closed due to renovation. more on TripAdvisor

We went for massages at the state park, and while the price was inexpensive ($45 for a half hour), I guess you get what you pay for. more on TripAdvisor

No frills, but very relaxing. more on TripAdvisor

Nothing fancy...very institutional. more on TripAdvisor

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I've been to outdoor hot springs before, but never a Roman Bath, so I was looking forward to my visit. Unfortunately, I was underwhelmed. The water was hot, and supposedly good for your skin, but didn ... more on TripAdvisor

For my husbands' birthday, we rented a cabin and stayed the weekend in Berkeley Springs, WV. Our first stop was a soak in the "roman baths" at the state park. I strongly recommend reservations, especi ... more on TripAdvisor

Ever wonder what it might have been like to bathe with Jack Nicholson in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"? Well, you've got the image of our local Berkeley Spring State Park, which offers the ambienc ... more on TripAdvisor

Forget the massage/bath house (a separate building) and head over to the historic Roman Bath House. You can fit four in each private tub. No frills for sure. But you feel great after soaking in those ... more on TripAdvisor

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After a hard day of battling redcoats and founding a new nation, George Washington sure needed a little R-and-R. And where do you think he went? Berkeley Springs, ... more on Epinions.com