We didn't spend a lot of time there but it was very tranquil. Some people were there wading in the water and many people were filling their water jugs with spring water. I would visit again. More

This is a simple little park, not a place you need to really "do" anything in, though there are a handful of neat little experiences. George Washington's bathtub sits along the stone wall by the bath house, and you can see the water bubbling up in the spring ponds. There's a pool (I've never been in) and a cutie little... More

the grounds were pretty good and dipping my feet in the water was great. More

Beautiful green space next to the Country Inn with amazing Roman Baths More

If you want a reasonably priced spa treatment in a turn of the century (the 20th century that is) atmosphere, this is the place. More

Berkeley Springs is small with some good restaurants and shops. The State Park is right in the middle of town and a nice stop in good weather. More

Berkeley Springs State Park is located at the heart of Berkeley Springs. The smallest state park in all of West Virginia, this little slice of mountain heaven will help you to relax and take you back to a simpler time. The park offers free spring water to the public directly from the source. Roman Baths are located at the northwestern... More

The park was very quaint and well kept. George Washington's bathtub was fun to see as was the original spring water site. In February it was a little chilly, but in the spring and summer it must be beautiful. More

I made a 1pm reservation for 2 roman baths about a month before my friends and I drove from Maryland, DC, and VA to visit the hot springs, but when we arrived the doors were locked with a sign that said "Out to Lunch." I went to talk to the 2 women in the main office to see what was... More