Cheap Things To Do in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia

Visit the historic spa for a Roman- style bath ($20) or a mineral shower ($10). Afterward, wander the park ... More on travelandleisure

If you want an hour long deep tissue massage with essential oils, candles and soft music, there are place... More on TripAdvisor

One of West Virginia's easternmost state parks, Cacapon (pronounced kuh-KAY-pun) covers 6,115 acres dominated by the mountain for which the park is named. At 2,300 feet, Cacapon Mountain is reached by hiking and bridle trails, as ... More on LLBean.com

Cacapon Park Lake is a 6-acre impoundment located in Cacapon State Park in Morgan County, just off U. S. Route 522, 9 miles south of Berkeley Springs. The use of private rowboats is allowed without a fee before May 30. However, from ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Nearly every year for the past 20 or so, my husband and I have driven past West Virginia's Cacapon ... More on igougo

Sponsored by the Morgan Arts Council, offers rotating art ... More on Yahoo! Travel

'Samuel Taylor Suit Cottage', also known as the 'Berkeley Castle', is located on a hill above Berkeley Springs, West Virginia. The castle-like house was built for Colonel Samuel Taylor Suit of Washington, D.C. as a personal retreat ... More on Wikipedia

Coolfont is a "kid friendly" resort, which means there will be children at the pool. There are times set aside for lap swimming, but it may be necessary to ask a guard to enforce the lap swimming schedule. ... More on SwimmersGuide

This is not really a swimming hole, but, other than the in Virginia, it is the closest thing to a hot springs in this part of the country. It is in the cute mountain town of Berkeley Springs. Naturally warm mineral water is further ... More on SwimmingHoles.info

Housed inside the Roman Bath House, the museum features information about the springs, Native American artifacts, historic bathing wear, and other items related to the history of the area. The ... More on Heritage

Inscription. These healing springs, visited by Washington, 1748, were given to Virginia by Lord Fairfax. He... More on HMDB

It really shows the attitude of the management-they only care about money, not serving the customers. More on TripAdvisor