Water Recreation
Berkeley Springs is a water destination for more than just the springs themselves, fish, paddle, and swim your way through our slice of Almost Heaven.
If there is one thing we know in Berkeley Springs, it is water. Dip your toes in the warm mineral springs of Berkeley Springs State Park. Paddle quietly along the Potomac and Cacapon Rivers. Cast a line in one of our many public fishing areas. If relaxation to you means getting a little wet, then you came to the right place!
Located just outside Berkeley Springs, Cacapon Resort State Park spans more than 6,000 acres in the scenic mountains of the Eastern Panhandle. Featuring hiking, biking, golf, water recreation, a spa, and equestrian in a secluded resort setting.
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10 miles south off Rt 522
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Open daily until dark
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(304) 258-1022
Unlike many outfitters, Cacapon River Outfitters makes things easy. After a quick upstream shuttle, you’ll float right back to your parked car at the finish line—no waiting for a pickup at the end of your trip. It’s a smooth, convenient way to spend the day, perfect for families, couples, or groups of friends who want to enjoy the river at their own pace.
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This resort offers A-frame chalet cabins, and an Olympic pool center with hot tubs and exercise room.
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(304) 500-0500
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At Greenridge Canoe Outfitter, adventure begins on the Potomac River, where the famous Paw Paw Bends wind through a beautiful, largely undeveloped stretch of the Appalachian landscape.
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94 Depot Street, Paw Paw, WV
Phone Number:
(301) 707-4622
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Wednesday-Sunday 8am-6pm
23,000 acres of rugged mountain terrain in Berkeley and Morgan counties, defined by long forested ridges, hollows, rocky overlooks, streams, wildlife habitat and the 205-acre Sleepy Creek Lake.
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8 miles North on Rt 522. Easy access at Spruce Pine Hollow Park – WV 9 east.
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(800) 447-8797
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