cacapon state park
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We have been to Cacapon State Park twice. Once in the spring and then again in the fall. There is so much to do there. I want to tell my daughter to bring my grandsons back camping. There are great cabins to rent. Basketball courts, play ground, a nice little beach by a lake, a nice drive to a scenic overlook. I haven't tried the restaurant...but next time I will.
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Visit Cacapon a couple times a year for golf and relaxing in either the lodge or cabins. Accommodations are a little rustic but quite comfortable. Staff is friendly and do a good job. The lodge restaurant is good. The golf course is a favorite.
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If you're looking for a pleasant weekend (or longer) getaway within a short (2- to 2.5-hour) drive of the D.C. and Baltimore metropoli, head west on I-70, turn south at Hancock, Md., and enjoy Berkeley Springs and Cacapon Resort State Park. The park has a modern lodge, fully-appointed, pet-friendly "cabins" (really, spacious homes where cooking and entertaining are possible), and lots to do: Golf on a truly wonderful course, swim at the small lake, hike or go horseback riding, or shoot some skeet. And shopping at the antique and craft shops in Berkeley Springs is a nice option on a rainy day. There's comfort food at the lodge dining room if you don't want to cook, and a few good options in Berkeley Springs (offbeat favorite: Earthdog Café). Go especially in the Fall, when the foliage on the mountains is ablaze.
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We hiked up to the mountain ridge to see the full moon. It was cold, but lovely. I hear in the summer you can drive up to the top.
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Several trails to chose from for various levels of exercise. From basic trails to more vertical climbs... but nothing to hard.
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This is a great hiking park, as well as golfing. The restaurant was wonderful. The staff is very friendly, and the ambiance of the lodge is really worth the trip.
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Close to Berkeley Springs. The park also has a restaurant and lodging. We spent a few hours there and drove up the dirt road to the view point. This is worth a visit. There was no entry fee.
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We chose the Ziler trail for our hike and enjoyed it very much; although, it is a very rough trail. There were some steep ups and downs and a lot of rocks to contend with, but it was worth it. The trail system is well marked and I think any of the trails would be worth hiking. We did not stay in the park as there are a lot of nice choices in the Berkeley Springs area.
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Country style cooking on average. It's an old lodge restaurant that has seen its' day. Eventually they plan to remodel from what I understand and it is in need.
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Enjoyed a good two mile hike here (Laurel). Kids had a lot of fun on and off the paths, which were clearly marked. Very nice views and well tended paths. No entrance fee. Very pretty area, especially in the fall.