Sweet Springs Resort Park — Attraction in West Virginia

My group was able to book an overnight investigation at this spectacular location. The history and geography alone is mesmerizing. We were also given the opportunity to stay on the grounds in the Old Lewis House. If you are interested in the paranormal then please contact the property and make a reservation. From the moment we stepped into the entrance we were aware of how much the history is still present. The location is breathtaking. Even if you are not interested in the paranormal but love gorgeous architecture and history go ahead and plan a visit. I have since heard the owner passed away, Ashby was a kind soul. As of right now this incredible location is no longer available for paranormal research. Tremendous loss on all...

We called on. Saturday to inquiry about tours on Monday. We were told the were not any scheduled Ut we were welcome to walk around and explore the sight for no cost and they also gave us lots of information about the place. Which was helpful.

All told we spent about an hour and half here walking around. Would of been longer but none of the building were open for self guided tours.

The women who greeted us was a wealth of knowledge about the place an shared it freely with us. My wife and I plan to return for a regularly scheduled tour in the future. This place is very interesting and the history here is amazing. Truly sparked a interest in me to do some further research.

I would definitely recommend...

I read on a blog about this place being an absolute gem. While staying in the area, my wife and I decided to take the 20 minute drive and checkout the facility. We entered at the sign that was marked “SS Resort Parking.” There was a small group of people who we met who were waiting on permission from the owner to tour the grounds. After entering the property we met the owner, Mr. Berkley, who showed us around the property and provided great detail of the history. They are in the process of restoring the property which was originally a resort, turned to a tuberculosis hospital, and eventually a senior living facility. A great find for anyone who enjoys history and...