We know you're not able to come visit yet but we want to remind you about one of Berkeley Springs' most reliable and alluring assets -- our natural beauty. Visit our informative website and see our lists of plants and animals that call Morgan County home. They're waiting patiently for your visit later this season. berkeleysprings.com/nature/flora-fauna/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Since we can't be inviting you to come visit with us during this gorgeous spring, we'll show you some images from our rich past. From the railroad arriving in 1842 to 1888 when the train spur finally brought hotel guests directly into town, the stage coach from Sir Johns Run along the Potomac was the means of transport. Some folks chose to walk the couple miles rather than endure the uncomfortable coach ride. Even with the coach at the end, the two hour train ride still beat life pre-1842 when it took four days to get to the springs. ... See MoreSee Less
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The opening of the Berkeley Springs Farmers Market originally scheduled for this Sunday has been postponed for two weeks. It will return. If you need fresh produce, contact framers directly -- both Mock's and Glascock's have greens. ... See MoreSee Less
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Take a soothing walk and listen to the sounds. Streams are full and part-time waterfalls appearing with recent rain. ... See MoreSee Less
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Once upon a time a little more than a century ago, this view of kids playing in the park was commonplace. In 1918 the pagoda was torn down. By 1949, the covered baths were gone. ... See MoreSee Less
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A well-published group of local authors are available at most locations listed. They launch new work annually on Thanksgiving Saturday at the Berkeley Springs Book Festival.