My wife and I have made visiting this business an annual Fall tradition. We love coming here…read morebecause of the delicious ice-cream, and the beautiful country side. They make their own ice-cream on the premises and offer other edibles, such as hot dogs, pizza, soft pretzels, candy, frsh apple cider, etc. There is a small souvenir shop inside the main building. The staff is very friendly and attentive. There are table and chairs both inside and outside. There are also Port-A-Potties for outside for when it's busy, but there are restrooms in the main building as well. This a great place to bring the kids and grandkids for treats, a tractor pulled wagon through a corn maze and a small petting zoo with goats, pigs and chickens. It's a great way to spend a few hours with the family in the fall We recommend this business

Went for a tour at Christmas with my neighbors. We had a lot…read moreof fun and enjoyed looking through the photographs and exhibits in the adjacent building while waiting for our tour to start. Our guide was well informed and we learned about the many unique German customs families kept in 18th century Washington County. It was a cold day and the house was not warm, but we weren't surprised. We all live in old houses ourselves. They're drafty! This is a gem of a museum right next door to our crown jewel, the Wash. Co. Museum of Fine Arts in the City Park.

My husband and I went to the Hager House for the evening Ghost Tour on 10/20/2012. We had a great…read moretime! Our tour guides were fantastic, and our group was small enough to enjoy the experiences that we encountered. I do recommened this for someone who is interested in history, and the paranormal. We will be going back again!! A++ tour.

If you have time, absolutely take a class with Veronica here! Spending time in the studio is so…read morewonderful, since it's a full working artist's studio, and you get to see how everything is made and look at some incredible finished works for inspiration. But the best part is working with the materials yourself--Veronica explained everything clearly and showed us how to cut the glass, and her gentle and friendly demeanor made me feel much more confident in trying something new. My finished piece is stunning, and all of my friends are so impressed at what I made in just a single morning!

This past weekend, my aunt treated me to a birthday surprise where we got to create a stained glass…read morepiece; this particular one was called a hanging garden. First off, let me say about how neat it would be to live and work in this neck of the woods & the grounds are super appealing with all its unique decor. Veronica runs the show here and has such a premier craft workshop. If you enjoy crafting and dream of a craft room in your house, then you visit Frog Valley...you will go home to ask your significant other for a craft house like Veronica. It was easy to set up a time for a 2 hour class, pretty easy to make a day trip to Berkeley Springs from an hour away. We got food before & after and the class was full with 3 people and an assistant. I was nervous for one particular part of my design but a.) it's easy if you don't over think and b.) everyone helps to make it come together. Everyone was so nice, down to earth and it was a pretty chill zone. The temp was comfortable and music was on and afterward there is a chance to shop. Highly recommend and will come back. I wish WISHHHHH we had anything remotely close to this in Cumberland.

The definitive Museum of Berkeley Springs. Located above the historic Roman Baths in the same…read morebuilding, the museum portrays the history and development of the town. Some pretty cool exhibits inside. The old fashion steam box makes for a great pic opportunity! Definitely worth a visit, why not, its free ?

Good fun. The artists are parents of Chef Damien of Lot 12 Public House ... so their art is all…read moreover the walls of the restaurant. We also saw it in a few other places around town. For good reason, because it's all quite interesting (Sandy's is more lighthearted, even laugh out loud funny at times, whereas Jan's is a bit more serious). Wifey like one of the paintings in the restaurant enough that we delayed our departure long enough the next morning to stop by the studio to see all the work.

I did not manage to play any golf here and I didn't really dine at the country club. I was here for…read morea celebration of life and our event was in one of the ballrooms. Large parking lot out front. I'm not sure if the hotel provided the buffet table, but it was quite nice. There was also a cash bar. The ladies who walked through the room serving hors d'oeuvres were professional and attentive. The facility is in lovely condition with calm carpeted hallways, a nice ballroom and clean restrooms. Overall, it was a positive experience and I thank the FHCC for staying out of the way so our grieving could take place. [Review 15551 overall, 1055 of 2021, number 616 in Maryland.]

Thank you FHCC for meeting our luncheon needs exactly. We had 19 for lunch after my mother's…read morefuneral and the setting, food, staff and space was perfect. We couldn't have asked for a more fitting end to our time in Western Maryland.

Thrilling chilling fun don't miss it we had kids with us ages 7-12 they loved it scared at first…read morethen they wanted to go again lol

Spooky thrills await you at the Haunted Asylum! Be prepared to make your way through dark,…read morefog-filled twists and turns of the hallways into creepy rooms filled with all sorts of uneven flooring, bright lights, loud noises, and scary moving objects and actors. Tickets are sold at the door and all proceeds benefit the Relay for Life. Come check it out.