Happy Hills Camp Ground

2.3 mi

I stopped in Berkeley Springs for a bit and parked in a legal space. As I'm sitting in my car, a…read moremeter maid stops by and points at the meter. Which I haven't paid. Nice that they gave me the opportunity to stuff a quarter in there (an hour!) instead of just writing a ticket. Parking meters are EVERYWHERE near the main part of town and they obviously enforce them. [Review 15547 overall, 1051 of 2021, number 45 in West Virginia.]

Tired of those honking horns? Rush hour traffic? Those damn dogs barking in the alley way? Need a…read morebreak from city life? Thats how 7 friends and I felt when we were planning our weekend trip to Berkeley Springs (well, maybe we weren't that dramatic). I can't speak for all of the properties, but SLEEPY RIDGE HIDEAWAY was a dream come true! A small full kitchen with bedrooms to sleep 8 people and two bathrooms. Inside we had a wood burning stove which was great on a cool rainy evening. Outside there was a screened in porch and a back deck. There was a fire pit where which we made use of regularly! A game room with air hockey and shuffleboard. But the best part....a hot tub!!! And yes we fit 8 people in there! This cabin also had a nice trail down a hill to the creek below which was very serene and was a 10 minute drive to good hiking trails. If you need to get away...check out berkely springs and all the cabins they have to offer....ours was about $45 per person for the weekend!

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The old bath house

Sleepy Creek on the Potomac

2.7

9.0 mi

I have been a campground member for over twenty years. The camp is clean and friendly and helpful…read more Twice a year management opens it to the public with music festivals, food and games, and vendor's selling wares. It is a perfect place for city dwellers who want a nice safe place to bring your family for a weekend vacation to enjoy the sunshine , clean air and friendly atmosphere at bargain rates.

On one hand, Cyndi was super nice, both on the phone and in person, cheap for tents, and it's about…read more15 minutes to Berkley Springs. On the other hand, there are train tracks less than a quarter mile away and at least when we were there in mid September, trains passed on the hour from 11PM to 6AM. Who needs sleep anyhow?! It's also worth noting that we counted three big confederate flags. This is a private campground and largely RV focused, but we set up tents. For $10 a person, you get what you pay for, which is a well used but clean portapotty and no water. Without the train tracks it would be a great deal, but really, there aren't earplugs good enough to drown that out and did I mention how regularly they were? And close!

Falling Waters Campsite

3.3

20.2 mi

Not all site have full hookups. If you want the sites near the running seasonal creek you will have…read moreto sacrifice septic. They do have a work around for that. Once a week on Tuesdays they send around a service that pumps it out for you. They have water and electric to each site except the tent sites. The bath houses are cleaned everyday and are in good working condition. My only complaint is the non functioning laundry room but there is a laundromat within a mile of the campground. The staff is friendly and helpful and the store is fully stocked with all campers may need and then some. When touring Washington DC and all the battlefields this place is centrally located. We stayed a month and still didn't see it all. We'll be staying here again when in the area.

I am about to remodel my house and staying in my trailer for 2-3 months made more sense than a…read morehotel. I also thought Leathermans would be a convenient and pleasant spot. And I was wrong. I called to make arrangements and was told that I needed to submit an application that is reviewed and approved by the owner before I can rent a site. I asked what was on the application. Apparently they need to know your salary, prior criminal record and other stuff that is NONE OF THEIR BUSINESS. As a retired LEO, I have no criminal record. But even if I did, nobody should have to qualify for a security clearance to rent a damn camping site!

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Western Maryland Rail Trail - Hancock

4.2

4.6 mi

This trail is an absolute gem for anyone who enjoys walking, running or cycling surrounded by…read morepeaceful scenery. The path is clean and well maintained stretching for miles with beautiful views on both sides especially during the fall season when the colors make the entire trail look magical. It's a perfect place to clear your mind and enjoy some quiet time. The flat paved surface makes it easy for everyone whether you're an experienced biker or just out for a relaxing walk. I also liked how calm it was, not too crowded which made the whole experience even more enjoyable. The sunlight filtering through the trees and the sound of leaves underfoot make this trail feel special. I highly recommend visiting during early morning or late afternoon for the best light and the most peaceful atmosphere. Definitely one of my favorite local spots for some fresh air and beautiful nature.

Paved trail that's perfect to use when it's been rainy and non-paved trails might be muddy, just…read morewatch out for some wet leaves. It's clean and well maintained and wasn't too crowded on a weekday around noon. We parked at Pearre Road and there was plenty of parking. No restroom there, just a port o let so plan accordingly. We walked away from Hancock and there's an awesome overlook about a mile or two away that's a must see if you're in the area. Also impressive to see the rock "walls" they blasted through back in the day to create the railroad. Further down the road, the train combines with the C&O trail for a while, so that part is gravel/dirt rather than pavement so plan accordingly if it's been rainy. This is a must see if you're in the area and I'd come back and check this trail out again

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Greenbrier State Park

3.8

(72 reviews)

34.2 mi

Love this place! We saw a bald eagle catching fish in the lake a few years back, and that's still…read morea core memory. The beach is nice, if a little iffy with people leaving trash and dog poop in the off season. That's really the only complaint I have about the park. I wish visitors would respect the space.

This is a huge park, great for camping, hiking, walking, beach relaxing and more…read more Be aware: constructions are currently going on at different places of the park including the main entrance. After the constructions are completed, the park will start to request campers or day visitors to make reservations online during holidays and weekends visitors. Atmosphere: it's a large park filled with nature's love, trees, water, birds, logs, dirt paths, bugs, wildlife, fresh air and tables benches roads for visitors. Service: staff in the visitors' center are friendly and knowledgeable. Value: you cannot put a price tag on your love of nature and experience of outdoors. Parking: there is no issue to find parkings inside the park, just depending on how far you are willing to walk. Beautiful park, highly recommend.

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Green Ridge State Forest

4.4

(21 reviews)

10.5 mi

While I'm sure there is excellent hunting, fishing, trapping, hiking, camping - etc. - etc. - etc…read more going on here, we just came for the overlook. For years I've seen the signs, the same as everyone that traverses 68, about a scenic overlook, this time, it was finally time to see just how scenic is scenic. First off, super easy to find the overlook. Exit 64 off of 68, this applies to either direction, then it's just two right turns to the main park office. Plenty of offseason parking in winter, as you would expect, and there is good signage telling you where to go for the office, the overlook, outside seasonal restrooms and some of the nearby trails. From there it's maybe a fifty or sixty yard walk down a small sloped path to the wooden planked overlook. Kudos to the staff that even though it had just snowed the day prior, they had a small path cleared so that you could walk out on to the platform. Granted, the platform was also coated in thick ice, but that's another story. Excellent views of the forest landscape and of Fifteen Mile Creek. We didn't last long as even though it was sunny, it was still below freezing with a hell of a stiff breeze. On the way back up the trail we did stop briefly in the park office looking for a map as a souvenir/memento and while the door was open and there was a state vehicle parked outside (just our car and that one), nobody was there so we left as it felt...odd. The park itself is massive and hopefully in the future we can make the time to come back and explore more. Park website: dnr.maryland.gov/forests/pages/publiclands/western_greenridgeforest.aspx First picture is the Greenridge Overlook: www.mdmountainside.com/blog/post/green-ridge-state-forest-scenic-overlooks-tour/

Yelp Fam!!!! A…read moredifferent review for the start of this month. Camping is one of my favorite things in the world. Especially since I live in the city being able to have silence is few and far between. GRSF is a gem, you have the bare necessities to have a great authentic camping experience. You can register for a camp site at the self service station. Sign up for a site, pay your money, get camping. Tip*- you must take your trash with you. You can dispose of it at the rangers station Each site has : bench Fire pit Cleared area for tents/hammocks We always stop off at Belle Grove Store- They carry all the essentials and food if you need some grub. This go round we were at site 5. Truly perfect, tons of fire wood around, very quiet and peaceful. Take advantage of this beautiful state forest while the weather is nice!

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Eagle's Nest Campground

4.3

(6 reviews)

28.0 mi

We had the pleasure of staying at Eagle's Nest as organizers for our motorhome rally in May 2019…read more Paul was wonderful in helping plan the rally, and throughout the course of the event. We found all the staff at Eagle's Nest to be very pleasant, friendly and accommodating. We had about 15 rigs, and rented one cabin. Paul placed us in sites very near each other, and close to the pavilion which perfectly met our needs for the event. The pavilion near the creek, with electricity, lighting, a nearby restroom, and running water, was a great set-up for our group meetings and meals. Paul even set up a fire ring near the pavilion for our evening campfire and music. The camp facilities were very clean and level, with full services at each site. The restaurant on site (Fireside Inn) has an extensive menu. Try the cauliflower soup ... it is FABULOUS. Eagles Nest is conveniently located near Cumberland, MD - a great local tourism spot with museums, shops, restaurants, and a scenic railroad ride. The campground is still a work in progress and we look forward to going back to see how it is coming along. Paul has a great vision for further improvements and is working hard toward that end. With a mix of seasonal and transient residents, most in self-contained units, there is little need for public facilities. Some in our group might have preferred a public bathhouse (in future development plan), but the lack of a public bathhouse would not prevent our return. Happy trails ...

Our antique motorcycle club (nation's capital Norton Owners) has an annual rally the weekend after…read morelabor day when we camp, ride bikes, roast a pig, horse around and have a lot of fun. We had a great experience at Eagle's Nest September 2019, our 39th annual 'Rolling Thunder' rally. The camping, accommodations, food and entertainment were some of the best we have enjoyed. I enjoyed flyfishing on Patterson Creek, on the banks of which I pitched my tent. The Club had a great time and we will surely return in the future. Thanks Paul, et. al.! John T. Stinson, M.D. President, NCNO

Fireside Inn at Eagle's Nest Campground

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Fort Frederick State Park

4.5

(14 reviews)

13.1 mi

Tony and I stopped by Fort Frederick State Park in Big Pool, MD. We got there at 4pm and the…read morevisitors center was already closing. It cost $5 for our vehicle for park entrance fees. We couldn't watch the 10 minute video because they were closing due to no activity. We drove over to the parking lot for the actual fort. The Fort was still open but unmanned so the interior buildings were locked. The Fort was built in 1756 for the Indian wars against the white settlement. It was later used in Revolutionary war and Civil War. It's almost 300 yrs old It's a stone fort with very thick high walls. Definitely a nice park. There is a store but it was closed too. There is a campground down along the Potomac River. Definitely recommend you visit when in the area. I would go back again! A great price!!!

I visited the fort in July, and although it was extremely hot, our reenactor and tour guide Bob -…read morewho also serves as the assistant park superintendent - did an outstanding job. Despite the heat, not only did he carried on with the demonstration of the live firing of a flintlock musket, but also took the time to answer all of our questions. He went above and beyond by showing us additional areas of the fort and sharing fascinating information. Bob's dedication and knowledge truly made the drive and visit memorable.

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Fort Frederick.

Cunningham Falls State Park

4.0

(96 reviews)

42.2 mi

A bit of a mixed bag for me at Cunningham Falls…read more.. I was excited to find a listing of parks that supposedly had wheelchair accessible trails. I've never been to Cunningham Falls before and the idea of seeing a waterfall seemed lovely. However, the accessible boardwalk has strips on pretty much everything board which made me feel like I was riding a very angry horse. Each bump shot pain up my spine. I'm writing this a day later and I still hurt, and I think I'm a pretty tough chick... and the view of the falls was mostly blocked and not worth the actual pain. The Falls is more like a small stream of water that splashes down some rocks. It's a soothing noise but I was expecting something more grandiose... I suppose I could blame climate change. Most of the old stream beds are dry. We also checked out the "south beach" which I enjoyed. There's plenty of pavement, and packed gravel. I couldn't get close to the water, but that's okay because it was a sunny day and I prefer to stick to the shade. I was impressed by the fact that every picnic table has a grill nearby. If I lived closer I'd like to think I'd come to the south beach often, hide in the trees near the river, grill something delicious... but I was a several hours long trip from Dundalk, so it's unlikely that I'll return. It was a nice day-trip though. I don't regret going.

Hikes in a Sunday with friends. 100% recommend. I'd say it's beginner friendly. Beautiful water…read moreviews both on the hike and in the picnic areas. Hammocks, rental canoes. Such a nice all day event with families or a mate. Trash free park, wheelchair accessible, clean bathrooms. 100% recommend

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The Country Inn of Berkeley Springs

We visited this hotel a few years ago and recently returned. It isn't a high end resort, but is so…read moreincredibly relaxing. Located right in the heart of Berkeley Springs, you can walk to all the spots in downtown. The hotel is cozy, with a nice pub on site and spa. it is also just steps away from the Berkeley Springs hot springs, along with the community pool and farmers market. On the latest stay, we got a room in the newer part of the building. It is the less expensive room option, but the room is very spacious. We prefer the older portion of the hotel, in the main building. But you can't go wrong with either spots. I'd recommend getting reservations in advance if hoping to eat on site. The pub has limited seating options. But its well worth the stop.

We needed a pet-friendly room, and the room we booked was perfect for traveling with a dog. There…read morewas a large bench near the doorway for all our suitcases and stuff for the dog, hooks and a shelf on the other side of the door, the bathroom was small, but had a large counter for all our stuff, and the large room had two queen beds with ample space for the dog's crate. We opted not to have housekeeping come, so would have been nice to have had a broom or dustpan handy since it's Spring and we were all bringing in mud / dirt on our shoes, but otherwise was well appointed for two people traveling with a dog (altho the 2 little side chairs could have been more comfortable, and it would have been good to have a designated place to put the dogs bowls). The staff was very accommodating when I had to change my reservation, and were all wonderful in-person, too. We ate dinner at the restaurant, which had good home-cooked food, but the young waiter needs training; he came over when we were still eating and asked what we thought about dessert. It wasn't crowded, so I don't understand why we were rushed through our meal. We didn't end up going back because there are so many other dining options in the town or nearby, but it's definitely a plus to have a restaurant on-site when traveling with a dog.

Inside the hotel

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We loved this campground. It's a beautiful area. The…read moreowners kept it so nice and ran it very well. The restrooms/showers were clean and spacious. It's like a diamond in the rough, very safe with a gated entrance. We went to Rocky Gap each day and did the 5 mile lake trail. We also walked the full camp area for exercise too which was plenty. The seasonal campers were wonderful and kept their places looking very sharp. We met some of the friendliest people. We recommend 10/10! Thanks Mark and family for keeping this gem so beautiful and welcoming!

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Disconnect from the noise and the norm. Enjoy time together. Laugh, read, sleep and just be!…read more Everything needed for outdoor grilling. Plus the camping style plates and cutlery. They have a system with the ice which is $5 a bag and that also helps cool the tent. It's glamping like camping so expect it to be warm during day and cooler at night. Restrooms and shower area very nice and clean and provides privacy. I'm hoping to go back in the fall. Lots to do in area too if you wanting to explore. Enjoy the farm animals that you can hear especially the sheepie and a vocal rooster. It was wonderful trip!

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We recently visited this campground with our family as they acquired a camper to camp with us and…read moreour toddlers. We booked a back in FHU site (14 to be exact) and upon arrival the campground was very nice.. a big store and nice employees.. they have a pond with ducks that you can fish- catch and release. You can even feed the ducks! The store offers reasonable prices on their ice cream, food, RV supplies and alcohol. They do have some crazy prices on items like toys and their apparel but it's not uncommon for campgrounds. They do have pizza you can purchase too but you are also not far from Locust Post Brewery who also has pizza and well.. Once we got into our site we quickly realized we were facing the site behind us and there was no clear distinction to what was our site and theirs. We have toddlers and so we were constantly chasing them trying to ensure they would not disturb the campers behind us. This ruined our trip as it's NEVER has been an issue before at other campgrounds. This site should be advertised as a "buddy site" since the sites are facing one another "awning to awning". To add to it, the site was downward sloping so everytime the kids had a ball it rolled downhill into the site behind us.. The bathhouse was clean and had nice stalls for showers and a bench even with hooks for your towel and clothes. They have a nice tent area which is secluded from the campsites for RVs. It is a pet friendly campground .. We took our lab and walked her to the tent area at the time because it was empty and secluded and she loved it! The campsite playground was a complete FAILURE .. from afar it looks like cool wooden structure but once we came upon it .. the structure had yellow caution tape on it and the railing supports and rails were missing and the boards were bowing with pressure. I quickly removed my children and we did not return to the playground. This also caused issues as it was after Labor Day and there was nothing for our kids to do! No playground, no pool .. sadly .. I have not seen the pool opened but it does look like they do have a nice setup for it and I think they have 2 from what I could see.. They do have a daily pickup of trash around 9 am or you can take to designated locations. They also sell firewood and they drive by your camp and you can purchase. The travel to the campground was very curvy road so if you get car sick take your meds! Close to Green Ridge State Forest and the C&O Canal at Little Orleans, MD. It's close to our home so we may return for an option on an unplanned camp weekend but we may not book them next year ahead of time .. I just want to add they sent out an email and asked for feedback and when I provided less than desirable info. they sent an automated response for information and I elaborated as I did in this review but I never heard anymore which is what I really expected. I learned they were acquired by a bigger company not long ago and so I am sure that's the emails portion.. I hope this helps as there is little information on this campground out there.

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This is one of two places along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historic Park which I…read morevisited to get a better understanding of the canal. All within reach are the Bollman Iron Truss Bridge, a railroad lift bridge, the Conocheague Creek aqueduct (dry), turning basin and Lock 44. The visitor center sells a few C&O canal related items and holds a few displays. In addition, the property holds a few other structures which are not open to the public. The center is very popular with the locals who are out to get some exercise in such a scenic and peaceful site.

In my effort to see more of the C&O Canal, a friend and I drove out to Williamsport on a late…read morespring Sunday. There was a geocaching event going on in the area, and the towpath is always popular with bicyclists, so it seemed that we got the last parking spot in the lot. The visitor's center is small, but as is the case for most such NP centers - informative. Lots of free brochures to be had, plus a number of items for purchase. We then walked to mile marker 98, and back toward mile marker 100. Even with the amount of cars in we'd seen in the lot, the towpath was mostly quiet and we spotted a fair amount of wildlife.

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