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Berkeley Springs State Park

Sip warm mineral spring water and book a soak in a historic bathhouse in the middle of the Berkeley Springs town square.

2 S. Washington St · Berkeley Springs, WV

About Berkeley Springs State Park

These mineral springs flow at a constant 74.3 degrees, and a 16-year-old George Washington first visited them in 1748. You can fill a bottle or wade at the public springs year round, or reserve a private walk-in Roman bath filled with 750 gallons of spring water heated to 102 degrees. The 1815 Old Roman Bathhouse is the oldest public building in town, and its second floor holds a free museum about the springs.

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