We were driving through this area on our way home from camping and I cannot resist fresh produce in…read morethe summer! So we had to stop, we literally turned around to go here and I'm so glad we did! This little roadside country store had: flowers, garden decor, fresh produce, local dairy products, Amish baked goods, candies, jarred goods, and home decor. And they were starting to get some pumpkins! We left with a few tomatoes, that were used in BLTs the following few days and they were THE MOST PERFECT TOMATOES I had all season, so delicious!! I was so happy I could cry. We also got plums and peaches, both also very sweet and delicious. A woopie pie, we got the sugar one or something, I forget the flavor, but it was ok, not enough filling. Not my favorite thing. Overall, loved this place, definitely worth the stop, best tomatoes I had all year, I wish I could go get more!

My childs mother spent over 50$ while I was walking him around to see what they had. They refused…read moreme venison stick I wanted due to a 10$ card minimum. We were 15 cents short after overspending in support. I couldn't get the one thing I wanted. Will never recommend will never again support.

This place is amazing! There is so much inside, I could have wandered around for another hour. I…read moreended up buying a few cobalt glass jars to use in our bathroom and I absolutely love them! When I come back to Berkeley Springs, I'll be coming back here to spend more money.

Easy to spend an hour or two in here uncovering treasure! Nicely curated with vintage and antique…read morevendors. Reasonably priced items.

What a quirky gem of a place to take out-of-town visitors if they are looking for a memorable and…read morerelaxing experience. You might know that Berkeley Springs is famous for its healing mineral spring waters. After a visit to to the spa, stop into the Salt Cave (reservations required, and they book up, fyi!) for an EXPERIENCE. You'll be scooted into the salt cave room, with lowered lights, soothing music, and a meditative video that explains the healing powers of the Himalayan salt. The session lasts 50 minutes and they run one each hour, so be sure to show up early to sign the waiver and get your pair of souvenir socks you'll wear in the cave right over your shoes. On your way out, stop in the gift shop for goodies such as jewelry, soaps, and more. If you are curious about the benefits of halotherapy (the inhalation of dry salt air to promote respiratory health and overall wellbeing), I'm sure the owners of the Salt Cave would be happy to talk to you.

Check it out! We all need to relax a bit more. There's so much to see and do! Start with a 'salt'…read moreand shop, and then head into town to enjoy more shops and food!

What an amazing local book store. And they don't just sell books. They have a vast array of…read morestickers, socks, totes, journals, pens, and other book ish goodies. Plus a ton of books to browse. The way they organize makes it really easy to find your next favorite book. They have staff recommendations but also have a ton of genres so it's easy to find what you want. They also have a very generous rewards program! The staff is super friendly and caring, and able to order what you want if it's not in stock for you!

I deeply wish I could give Curious Iguana 10 stars. It's an independent bookstore, so it's already…read morehigh on my list. But it goes so much further. They are inclusive and welcoming, and their selection is fantastic. The children's section is one of the best, in terms of inclusive books. My kiddo loved it when she was little and now enjoys the middle grades books. I love the selection of horror/mystery/true crime. One of my favorite things is to buy books that are staff picks. They have not let me down. Their staff highlights the best books. The pricing isn't lowest you'll find, but I'm ok with that because I'm supporting people and a message, and not a big chain. Also, they host a ton of book events. There's something for everyone!

We visited this place during a rainy Sunday brunch outing because we both love arts, crafts, and…read moretrying new experiences. We went in almost completely blind--we hadn't spent much time reading reviews or doing a deep dive into the website. We had simply heard about it through word of mouth and decided to trust the recommendation. Making a reservation online earlier in the week was quick and straightforward. The website even included nearby parking recommendations, so we parked in a garage within walking distance and made our way over. Easy to find building on a corner. When I booked the reservation, I initially thought it was strange that there wasn't a deposit or class fee required upfront. Once we arrived, though, it all made sense. Rather than paying for admission, you select the candle you'd like to create, and the price is determined by your choice. We arrived just a few minutes before our reservation time as were fighting through the windy rainy storm, and I noticed many of the smaller, lower-priced candles had already been picked over. Everything still appeared to be within the price range listed on the website, but it was something I noted. Personally, I was hoping to walk away with a smaller candle because I'm trying to minimize my candle collection--we can't really burn them around our pets and I have way too many. However, I completely understand the pricing. You're paying for both a custom-made candle and a guided lesson from a local small business, thus I felt the cost was reasonable. Once the class began, the staff walked everyone through the process with clear instructions, suggestions and helpful demonstrations. One detail I especially loved was that there had been a book filled with inspiration ideas and the story of how the business came to be. It was a thoughtful touch that made the experience feel more personal. Throughout the class, the instructors circled around the room, offering suggestions and answering questions. Since I'm definitely not a fragrance expert, I can't really speak to the overall scent selection from a master perfumer's perspective, but I did find it a little difficult to create a blend that matched my personal preferences. For reference, some of my favorite fragrances are Flowerbomb Eau de Parfum by Viktor & Rolf, along with sweeter Bath & Body Works candle scents like Champagne Toast and Black Cherry Merlot. Many of the fragrances leaned more toward elegant, natural, and scents you would light to entertain at home. They smelled nice and high quality, but they just weren't quite the bold, sweet fragrances I tend to want. I ended up using mostly Blueberry Cheesecake with a blossom scent mixed in. Unfortunately, they were running a little low on the other fragrance, so my final candle ended up being primarily Blueberry Cheesecake. I'm usually not into food scents, but I found that to be the sweeter option I was looking for. After pouring our candles, we waited for them to cool in an adorable lounge area with complimentary light snacks and refreshments. There was also a cute photo area and displayed products from local makers. I was tempted by one of the charm bracelets they had for sale. The shop also offered additional candle products and gifts if you wanted extra items. When our candles were ready, they were carefully packaged in cute bags for the trip home and included an aftercare pamphlet with burning instructions. It was funny -we went across the street to grab lunch at the Mexican restaurant when my friend received a phone call from the studio. They realized she had accidentally left her fragrance oils sitting on the table without adding them to her candle. The staff apologized profusely for not catching it during the class and reassured her that it could still be saved by adding the fragrance afterward and we could pick it up. My friend wasn't upset at all. She felt she had simply gotten distracted during that portion of the class, and she also uses a Cochlear Implant with stronger hearing on one side. Since the instructor was moving around the room while giving directions, it's entirely possible she missed that particular instruction. I really appreciated that the staff noticing the mistake after, reached out immediately, and resolving the issue to make it right with customer focus. Overall, we had a wonderful experience and would absolutely recommend it as a fun, creative outing for different occasions. The customer service was attentive, the reservation process was easy, and the instructors made the class understandable for beginners. While the fragrance selection wasn't perfectly aligned with my own scent preferences, I still enjoyed the experience and think the pricing is fair for a custom candle paired with a hands-on lesson.

I visited Create A Candle for a Galentine's Day event this year and had a wonderful time! This…read moreBlack-owned/Women-owned business allows customers to make candles in a comfortable, inviting setting in downtown Hagerstown. During my time at the shop, the instructor provided easy-to-follow instructions and tips on how to make the perfect candle for each of the "students". She walked us through choosing a fragrance, pouring the wax and decoration. The shop also has a beverage and lounge area that's perfect for relaxing and taking Instagram pictures. I will definitely visit again and recommend the shop to others as well.

I stopped in here during a little day trip and was really pleasantly surprised at how organized the…read moreplace was for a used book store. It's not huge but it has a lot of variety and the prices are fairly reasonable for what is offered. What's really cool about the place is that they not only have the regular used books selection, they also have a good handful of vintage, pulp fiction type paperbacks from the '50s and earlier. They also have a good selection of First Editions that they keep under lock and key and go for some serious bucks. Of course, being in a WV tourist destination, they also have a little area for locally made soaps and lotions and the like. Not a lot. Just enough to make a couple more bucks. If you like browsing through a used book store, this is a great place to spend some time.

Great selection of books. Well organzied. Everything was much tagged and labeled. Good place to…read morewalk through and and browse. Customer service was great.

Didn't even realize this Beautiful place existed..Had a Fantastic time looking at the amazing…read moreselection! Highly recommend a visit

This was a cute store - a lot of nice things to give as gifts and get for yourself as well. First…read morething we saw were the lotions up front, actually they were shea butter for the body. They had different ones with names like Whoopie Cream, Sweet Tea or Pink Moon to name a few. There are testers available so you can take a whiff - some of them smell really, really good. They also have bath soaps that are locally made and shea butter soaps as well (lavender, jasmine and clementine to name a few) - with smells like those, everyone might want to get one. I found myself looking at a lot of items in the store as I wished I could have bought everything. In the back they had sleepwear with cute sayings - they looked like mini-bags, but once opened it is sleepwear. There is even a section selling items for toddlers or babies (can't remember). Employees were very helpful. Definitely want to come back to this spot.

Before I begin this review...I just want to say I AM *NOT* PREGNANT!…read more But like most women of any age, adorably cute baby crap makes us all mushy and coo. Molly's Meanderings is no different. The majority of the store has nice high end, moderately boho chic clothing...but in the back right hand corner, is a baby corner where my mother in law and I spend nearly an hour cooing over every little thing. Yeah. We're ridiculous. OK, so we weren't going to buy (although my MIL did give me some pointed remarks about procreation), but we were there for so long and cooed so loudly that I was rather surprised that no sales staff came by to check up on us. I mean, really, we sounded like a pack of gestating elephants. We were REALLY loud. And touched everything (and personally, I thought everything was priced a little higher then expected...and by "a little higher" I'm being generous). Anyhoo...the store is cute, packed with stuff, but it's clear that the staff is deaf and blind. Eh.