Cacapon Resort State Park
Cacapon Resort State Park is a facility covering more than 6,000 acres near Berkeley Springs in West Virginia. The property features a 48-room lodge built from wood and stone, various cabin options, an 18-hole golf course, and extensive hiking trails that wind through forests and across hillsides.
The resort was established in the early 1930s with the Cacapon Lodge opening in 1933. The state acquired the land to protect it from development and preserve it as public space for outdoor enjoyment.
The park serves as a gathering place where visitors bring families and friends to escape city life. It has become a favored location for weddings and group celebrations, where people create lasting memories in a natural setting.
The facility operates year-round with various lodging options including hotel rooms, vacation cabins, and classic cabins available for reservation. Visitors should know the park is well-equipped with trails, open areas for hiking and golfing, and welcomes dogs as pets.
The property features a golf course designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., allowing players to golf amid forested surroundings. This course offers a rare combination of golfing enjoyment and close nature experience on the slopes of Cacapon Mountain.
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