Welcome to stately Berkeley Springs Castle, one of West Virginia’s most recognizable structures.

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Included on the National Registry of Historic Places, this fascinating hilltop edifice is said to have been inspired by Berkeley Castle in Gloucestershire, England.
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Built by 100 German masons over 6 years, the 9,300 square foot Castle is constructed of local silica sandstone, painstakingly brought to the property by horse and wagon in the Gilded Age. The Castle has been modernized over the years while retaining its classic charm, including a lavish ballroom complete with two stone fireplaces and Grand Staircase. With a dungeon tucked into a secret passageway, griffins providing stony vigilance, steep topography maximizing natural defense, and a turreted rooftop with battlements and a spectacular view, the Castle hearkens back to European traditions.

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High Tea After the Apple Butter Festival

High Tea After the Apple Butter Festival

Indulge in an unforgettable afternoon of elegance and refinement with High Tea at the Berkeley Springs Castle on Sunday, October 12, 2025. Included is a sumptuous three-course meal, expertly prepared by The Tea Cart and bottomless pot of tea with endless pairings to suit your palate.

This enchanting event is perfectly timed to follow the Apple Butter Festival, providing you with the ideal way to wind down after a weekend of festivities. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to immerse yourself in luxury and contribute to a worthy cause. Click here to buy tickets.

All revenues support the mission of the Berkeley Springs Castle Foundation. All donations are fully tax deductible.