Birding · April through October

Where to stay for birding in Romney, WV

Romney is the seat of Hampshire County, with about 1,800 residents, and claims to be the oldest town in West Virginia, chartered in 1762 alongside Shepherdstown. It is on the South Branch of the Potomac at the junction of US 50 and US 220. The Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad runs excursions north from town through the Trough, a river gorge where bald eagles nest.

Nothing is listed in Romney, WV for birding yet. Cranberry Glades, Dolly Sods and Canaan Valley hold breeding species normally found in Canada, including the golden-winged warbler and northern saw-whet owl.

Where do you stay for birding in Romney, WV?

Birding in Romney, WV runs april through october. Nothing is listed in Romney itself yet — the nearby towns below are the closest beds.

Best time of year
April through October
Where it is
Romney, West Virginia

Nothing listed yet

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What people ask

When can you go birding in Romney, WV?
The season in Romney, WV runs april through October. Cranberry Glades, Dolly Sods and Canaan Valley hold breeding species normally found in Canada, including the golden-winged warbler and northern saw-whet owl.
Where should I stay for birding in Romney, WV?
There is nothing listed in Romney, WV yet. Travelers generally base themselves in Berkeley Springs or Moorefield instead.
What is the best month for birding in Romney, WV?
The main season runs april through October, with the shoulder weeks at either end generally quieter and cheaper than the middle of the season. Outside that window conditions become unreliable and some access points close.