This place was clean, well kept and enjoyable. The paths are either gravel, paved or wooden bridge type walking. Its easy walking. There is a slight uphill but only so you can see the waterfall. I absolutely love the information plaques and how they have braille on them as well

This park is rathe sizable and has a pavilion, flush restrooms, amphitheater, boardwalk, Disc Golf, Lake with weekend boat rental and waterfall. Although the boardwalk goes all the way to the waterfall it is moderately difficult for someone on a wheelchair that may not be motorized.

As you step onto the wooden path at Sweet Arrow Lake County Park, the forest around you comes alive with the sounds of nature. The gentle rustling of leaves, the distant call of birds, and the soft crunch of your footsteps on the wooden planks create a symphony of tranquility. The path winds through a lush canopy of trees, their branches forming a natural archway above you. Sunlight filters through the leaves, casting dappled shadows on the ground. The air is fresh and cool, filled with the earthy scent of the forest. As you walk, you notice the vibrant colors of wildflowers peeking out from the underbrush, adding splashes of color to the green landscape. The path gently slopes downward, and you can hear the faint sound of rushing water growing louder with each step. Finally, you round a bend and catch your first glimpse of the waterfall. It’s a stunning sight, with water cascading down a series of natural rock formations into a clear pool below. The waterfall is about 12 feet high, and the water sparkles in the sunlight as it tumbles down. You take a moment to soak in the beauty of the scene. The sound of the water is soothing, and you feel a sense of peace wash over you. You find a spot on a nearby rock and sit down, letting the cool mist from the waterfall refresh your face. As you sit there, you can’t help but feel grateful for this moment of serenity in nature. The forest, the wooden path, and the waterfall at Sweet Arrow Lake County Park have provided a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Beautiful park we stumbled upon on our road trip. It was worth it and even stopped again on the way back home. There was a nice playground and there’s different hiking trails. Definitely worth a visit!

Beautiful park to walk around. We walked to the waterfall. Very easy on the boardwalk that is there. You can go off on the other trails there.

The place was set off way in the back area , nice quite area , to walk trails and or even have a wedding ..

We had our September 2025 wedding ceremony at the lake. It was beautiful, we could not of asked for a more beautiful day. The grounds are gorgeous and set the mood for a romantic ceremony. The downfall of Sweet Arrow Lake is that it is a public, even though you pay to use it. There were random people walking around throughout the day and made for some awkwardness. The workers are not the most helpful or energetic to help you either. They made planning a little stressful and they should look into an actual wedding coordinator. If you don’t mind random strangers on your day then this place is for you!

We went for our dad's 75th birthday on a full moon night. I would not recommend taking your older loved ones here. Hilly, gravel trails are what you walk on. We loved the enthusiasm and knowledge of the volunteers. We hated that more tickets were sold than expected (which we know helps the wolves) and we didn't get the small group tour to learn. The wolves are majestic and their howling beautiful. We did not get to see the entire sanctuary because there was not enough volunteers, that made the trails clogged with too many people. We took chairs and carried them. That sucked. You DO NOT NEED CHAIRS. There are benches and a fire pit by the gift store at the end of everything. My suggestion: bypass the moon nights and go when you can score a small group tour of the ENTIRE facility. We were thankful for all the knowledge the pony-tailed volunteer dropped on our large group of about 100 people. We appreciated the no kids under 16 rule for the moon night's too. There's such a rich, wonderful history to this place and we wanted to hear all of it. 5 stars for the wolves. 5 stars for the volunteers. 1 star for over selling tickets. Bottom line: go for a day time visit with a small group.

We actually had the pleasure of staying in one of 3 cottage's on the property. We stayed in the Paymaster's Offfice. It was an adorable cozy place that had a gas fireplace, a large air jet soaking tub, kitchenette that included a coffee maker, electric tea kettle, microwave, cook top with two burners, dishes, silverware, pots and pans. Breakfast is included with your stay and was delivered to the cottage by Maggie. Also included is a tour of the wolves. In the early morning hours, we had the pleasure of hearing a symphony of wolves. What a beautiful way to wake up. Everyone should experience it at least once. They take great care for these beautiful creatures. Our tour guide Michelle was very nice and knowledgeable about every wolf on the property. They all have a story to be told. I highly recommend going in the fall when the wolves are more active due to the cooler weather.

I loved my visit to the Wolf sanctuary. The volunteer was awesome and he worked there for over 20 years volunteering, extremely knowledgeable and I learned a lot. I will certainly be going back when all the leaves are down so you can have complete full visual of the wolves. The grounds are pristine and well kept. Can you tell I loved it there?

We did the full moon night walk. The wolves were on and off active. We learned a lot from the guides. I wish you were able to know the entertainment before booking. There was a poet our night and not live music.

This is a really interesting place to visit. I would recommend it! It is an experience you will remember for a long time. You get to see them up close and personal. How they interact with each other and the guide does a great job explaining anything you want to know about them. You will find it educational and entertaining with guided public and private tours. Book ahead when they have limited availability. They also have a gift shop if you want a souvenir.

This place is incredible. The tour guides are incredibly knowledgeable, the wolves are respected and intentionally cared for, 1.5 hour out from Philly - worth the drive. Will visit again. Close to Shady Maple if you want some good food after your visit

We had a private tour with Denny; he was such a knowledgeable tour guide and passionate about the sanctuary. We got to see the beautiful wolves before their feedings, so they were active and eager to be fed. Hearing the wolves howling was amazing! In the 2 hours we really got to know most of the 55 wolves the sanctuary cares for. Denny was amazing and made this experience unforgettable. Highly recommend this experience!

A nice facility. As far as being a museum, there is not much in the way as far as exhibits go. The history aspect we suspect is for researchers eyes only. The real draw is the fact that this is where you must buy the tickets to see the adjacent presidential home.

Nice historical look into the life of Pennsylvania's first president and his homestead.

The Lancaster History Museum and President James Buchanan's Wheatland are the same venue. We didn't peruse the museum collection, but watched the movie and toured the mansion. The excellent movie explains Buchanan's political life, going deep into Buchanan's motives and actions that failed to keep the nation together. The house and its furnishings are almost entirely original to Buchanan's time there and the tour guide gives an excellent summary of Buchanan's personal life.

Loved learning about Pres. Buchanan and especially enjoyed the house tour. Absolutely beautiful and authentic. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and interesting. The gardens were beautiful and the out buildings were interesting.

This location, The Home of former President James Buchanon, was absolutely fascinating. The home is in lovely condition for it's obvious age, and they are doing wonders restoring and preserving the originality of the home. The volunteer tour guide was deeply knowledgeable about the family, and hilarious, VERY quick-witted!

Very insightful. Interesting exhibits. Large collection of historic items. They can help with research if you are interested to learn more about something specific related to Lancaster such as your and/or local family lineage. Definitely worth a visit!

I didn't tour the museum because of my tight schedule, but its lobby and surroundings are beautiful. Parking was easy. I will tour the museum on my next visit.

The place has a lot to offer with plenty of activities for both adults and kids. The food is good, though definitely on the pricey side. Sundays get really crowded, so expect a lot of people. Overall, a fun spot but a bit expensive.

My first time at the fair and what an experience!!!! So much to do there and many cool lil gift shops and stands. Parking was super easy also. We can't wait til next year to visit again!!

Went to the PA Renn Faire and as always....it was amazing!!! The costumes, the food, the ale!!! Parking was a breeze and there was virtually no wait. Scotch eggs y'all!!! Also the Peach Vanilla Cider. That was from another planet!

The Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire is always a great time! The entertainment is usually great, the food is always excellent, and just the overall environment is fun and enjoyable. It is a rain or shine event so you better be prepared because they don't stop no matter what the weather does. Yes it's harder to enjoy when it's raining, but as long as it is warm enough just suck it up and enjoy yourself! The Jousting is always awesome, the idea of living the medieval life speaks to my soul LOL.

The grounds were exciting and diverse. The characters were talented, well dressed, and extremely entertaining. Though, during the final Pub Sing on the last day of the season, one of the main characters, King James of Scotland, kissed his right hand man. I don't care what each person's personal deviant affiliation is, that's between them, their partner, and God. What bothers me is when they put their preferences on display on the main stage without giving the audience a choice as to whether or not to watch. There are many children in the audience and mine were left with questions I was not prepared to answer during a fun family outing. The last time I went to the PA RenFaire there was no signs of sexual preferences or innuendo on display for the main story line events. We steered clean of all the shows that were marked Not Suitable For Children.

The rennfaires are always so much fun... expensive, but fun... haven't really found any food that I'd order again. I need to plan to stop somewhere for breakfast beforehand next time.

We go here for the Renaissance Faire and it's a hoot! Semi permanent structures add to the setting as you step into a fantasy world based on ye olde England. Some merchants, including food, only take cash.

Our family attended the zebra, ostrich, camel and horse races! We all had a wonderful time. The facility was clean and well staffed. We ventured into the casino after the races and cooled off playing some hot new slots. Overall, we had a wonderful time and will plan to come back again!

I have been here a few times and was recently there for the exotic races they do every year. Seeing the camels and ostriches race was a pretty cool experience, but was very drawn out. Other then that it is a pretty standard casino. The rewards program is kinda subpar in my opinion. You really do not benefit unless you have a huge bankroll for the average person.

We attended the lantern festival at Hollywood casino. Very well coordinated, peacefully and orderly. We are one of the vendors. The organizers are very courteous and helpful. We would love to go back for the event. Strands by Jenny

Beautiful and clean Casino. Very friendly staff. My wife and I went there for the first time. We had a great time, and we did well on the slot machines .

Cheapest craps ive seen in a long time, was only $5 for a bit (then went to $10 but still not bad). Friendly dealers. And always nice when you walk away ahead

Worst food ever!!! Close early on a Saturday and the worst food ever!!! Mohegan way better!!

Great experience throughout the casino. We enjoyed the Christmas displays and props for taking pictures. Plenty of slots with an abundance in the lower denominations. Great place for fine dining or for a casual meal. Will definitely return on our way back home.

So many cool animals to see, a nice very walkable smaller zoo with alot to see. We got to feed the otters which was so fun. Iris and Link were great little critters. We had to get the giant otter stuffy after that experience. Make sure to book ahead of time if you want to do a feeding. The zookeepers were so nice.

Beautiful zoo and such a relaxing, educational and fun time! Animals looked very happy an healthy and great exhibits. Cute gift shop and we look forward to returning!

The family loves to go there at least twice a year. Last ti.e, it was muggy and sprinkling on and off l, but the animals were very lively, noth indoors and outdoors, totally made the kids' day. I would suggest going about 2 hours before they close; not crowded at all, easier to get to exhibits and overall faster exploration nifty the whole zoo.

We were excited that this Zoo is now included in Hershey Park tickets. It was hot on the day we went and this area was shaded and cool. It was a great break from the heat and there was enough to see with about and hour or 2 of time.

My day is 3-1/2 yrs old & she absolutely loved the Zoo! Neat little place to hit while at the park. Very educational as well!

Good small zoo suitable for little kids. It is doable in 60-90 min depending on how interested the kids are. Just a heads up the parking lot is small. Best time to see animals active is when the zoo opens or early evening.

Hershey Park Zoo America can be entered from Hershey Park upper level. And is a great zoo to visit and leave the park for a look at some amazing animals and enter the zoo from a little gift shop.

This was a great place to learn about Hershey - not just the Hershey company but the town too. There is a scavenger hunt to keep younger kids entertained. Quite a few interactive exhibits. Add on experiences include the Chocolate Lab (make your own chocolate bar and learn about chocolate) and tastings. The chocolate bar experience at the lab is different than make your own Candy Bar at Hershey's Chocolate World. There is also a café where you can get something to eat or drink (great food and coffee options).

A great stop if you’re short on time! The museum offers a nice mix of the history behind the Hershey business and Milton Hershey’s lasting impact on the town. Well organized, informative, and easy to explore without feeling rushed. Perfect for anyone who enjoys learning the story behind the famous chocolate brand and the community it built. Chocolate tasting was a fun addition.

Had such a good time, and learned so much! Highly recommend visiting if you have the time. The staff are kind and helpful. There are also fun interactive things to do!

We loved it. This is an amazing museum for all ages! The staff is incredibly kind, always happy to answer your questions, explain everything, and help you. Stop by to enjoy a truly educational and fascinating experience!

Fun way to learn more about Hershey. Some really interesting interactive aspects to the museum which is great for kids. Spent about an hour walking around. We enjoyed learning more about the town. The gift shop was ok - it would be nice if some collectors tins or historic packing was sold to reflect more of the Hershey history or one of a kind chocolates, just available there. We paid extra for the chocolate tasting at the end for adults and kids. Very tasty. I do wish that kids could keep their tasting mug, especially considering the price of the tastings, as our little one really wanted it and it would have been a nice keepsake. A chocolate sample to take home would have also been really appreciated. We offered to even pay for the kids mug but were told no. All things considered it was a nice visit for an hour or 2.

The Hershey store is massive. Every kind of chocolate you want. Plus all the other candy's owned by Hershey, like Jolly Ranchers. Took the factory tour and it was quite informative.

Very informative museum about the man, the business, and the town. Friendly staff on hand for any questions. Interactive displays. Really enjoyed visiting.

We had a wonderful time at Hershey Gardens! The roses were stunning and still in full bloom, even in late summer. The Japanese Garden was a highlight—especially the meditation spaces, which provided such a peaceful atmosphere. While we didn’t have any young children with us, we still really enjoyed exploring the Children’s Garden—it’s creative and fun for all ages. Overall, a beautiful and relaxing experience. We’re looking forward to coming back with our grandchildren in the future.

What a marvelous afternoon! I definitely will plan a longer visit, so much to see and experience. Lots of easy parking leading up to the Gardens. Butterfly exhibition, year-round! Great gift shop with local products and souvenirs. Thousands of blooming rose bushes when I came, mid-September. Unbelievably gorgeous. I didn’t get to the Children’s Garden or anything beyond the rose bushes, I was always over-stimulated and hot (bring water & snacks!), but so happy I came here. Plan ahead and enjoy!!

What a wonderful experience. This was the first time at Hershey gardens. The gardens were beautiful, even in October, the roses were still in bloom, and there were plenty of activities for kids to do. The gardens are large and there is a lot to see here. The main attraction is definitely a butterfly garden, it was wonderful! I'd come just to see that again!

I love this place! So pretty during early October as the leaves change color! Great weather for the garden! And the staff is great!! I recommend visiting in the fall after school starts or in the spring before school starts then you can take your time enjoying everything! Im glad I brought my camera to take some pretty photos!

The gardens are really gorgeous, the roses were incredible. Fun spots throughout for kids to stop and have fun. We visited pumpkin Palooza and it was perfect for a fall fun day. The butterfly room has so many different butterflies, definitely check it out. They do have a family bathroom with a changing table for little ones.

A peaceful botanical garden with a space to meet and greet butterflies at the start. This garden is right next to the hotel Hershey. A beautifully curated garden with lots of nooks to sit and read a book or walk and talk through. It may seem small but the winding paths take longer than you think. This is a great way to decompress after Hershey park or go for a walk after your spa experience.

The Hershey gardens is beautiful no matter the time of year! I was there for thier pumpkin palooza and it was fantastic! The designs were really cool and they did a lot of work painting them! I was especially fond of the pac man set growing up with that. I greatly enjoyed all the painted pumpkins and learning about the creepy crawlers! I may make this a Halloween tradition!

Fun place!! Free Hershey ride through the hersey manufacturing process(totally staged and animated but interesting) so much candy!! A dessert area, fill your own Reeses Cup! Build your own candy bar and follow the whole process. There are plenty of food vendors there too all themed fir Hershey, chocolate and some savory selections too. You could easily spend hours there!

I have been to Hershey Park last Saturday and I loved it. The park was neat and clean, beautifully decorated for Halloween including a „scare zone“ at night time. Coasters were great! Especially enjoyed Wildcat‘s Revenge, Skyrush and Storm Runner. Will definitely come back!

It's a good park. I've been to many parks in the US and also in European countries. I can say that the price is a little high given the quality of the park. Overall, you can visit a couple of times. I can tell you that it’s better to buy express tickets if you go on weekends, because the waiting time is on average at least 35 minutes.

A sea of ​​positive emotions! Even though we were with our little daughter, who is 4 years old, even my husband and I managed to ride the highest slides, taking turns. I didn't really like the system by which we ate; it would have been better without it.

This was my first trip to Hershey Park. Honestly had little expectations. However I was very impressed with several things: 1. Lots of shade trees around the common walking paths 2. Many ways to get from one place to another. 3. The amount of lifeguards am was a plus 4. The amount of restaurants was amazing 5. Ride selection for both young, teen and adults was perfect. 6. Rides look like they are in perfect order. Actually surpassing Disney in some ways. 7. New rides being added all the time. 8. Making great use of their entire space. My only complaints: 1. Monorail was down 2. Some areas had signs to get from place to place other intersections had none. (Made getting around difficult for first timers) 3. Exit out of main parking lot was confusing. We only saw one main exit sign and stumbled on it after driving around. Will come again. We live 10 hours away. Buy tickets online for deals.

We really had an excellent experience.. my grandson was able to get on a number of kids rides right away with no waiting. I highly suggest the one day meal plan. We were able to get burgers, fries and a large Coke each. Save chocolate world for the end when you're leaving so you can hit the air conditioning before you go and there are plenty of good deals in the checkout laying on the way out. Special shout outs to the attendant on the swing thing who was so engaging in sweet to the young kids really went out of his way to make that right. A great experience

This park is amazing. Definitely better than what we expected! Family loved it and there is plenty to do for all ages. Oh yeah, the chocolate!!!!!!! Priced right. Coasters were awesome!

Do not ask questions unless you wanna be looked at sideways…they’ll pull out a book and attempted to answer, but very lack all knowledge regarding wine. Strictly reading from a book Will also let you know if it had been any busier they wouldn’t have any time to help you answer any questions regarding any of their wine. Cheeseboards are the ones you can purchase at Hannaford’s or any local grocery store. Nothing made here in House. Absolutely beautiful atmosphere and music was amazing. Highly recommend skipping this place and going to the next if you’re in the area other than it’s beauty, you will be disappointed If ownership could step up and get proper service here, it would really elevate the game No spit jar for wine No water unless you wanna pay for it No extra glass from switching from red to white or dry to sweet. Just truly taken back that NO staff has any wine knowledge. Very much a slow day and was more concerned with sitting in the staff lounge than learning there job. Wendy did try to be a learn some wine knowledge together. Overall beyond disappoint. Due to service alone. Very curious who owns this place and if they are remotely aware.

Great place to stop by and get some wine or a wine infused slushy and crackers. Was super hot and there’s no indoor seating that I was aware of, but friendly workers and got myself a mango slushy since that was one of the options. Had to sit inside my car because it was 93° out and I was not suffering sitting in the heat LMAO. Definitely recommend on a cool fall day.

Came here to celebrate a friend’s birthday and had a lovely time! Beautiful winery and fantastic wines! I’ll have to come back with my husband! The wine slushes are so tasty!

We made a quick stop on our anniversary and this place was so cute! Arlene was a pleasure to talk to and the wine was very good. We hope to make it back again when we are in the area!

We went on a Tuesday afternoon and had the entire place to ourselves on a beautiful September Day. A very relaxing experience. The gentleman in the tasting room was very attentive and kind. We even got a visit from the owners' sheepdog! Hubby does not like wine but they had about 5 local beers available and he was pleased with the ones he tried. I enjoyed the cab franc and the oak Chardonnay, both delicious!

We were a large group who reached out ahead of time to make sure the venue could host us/were prepared with staff. We arrived and were turned away or told we had to purchase tickets to the band on site and were not allowed to partake in a tasting. Our coordinator spoke with Dawn via email and then in person at the venue. She was rude and completely disregarded what she had told our coordinator via email in advance of our arrival. Would not recommend this vineyard. There are much kinder, more welcoming places in the area.

What an amazing afternoon! The staff was so friendly and helpful, and the scenery was just stunning! After sampling some wine, we took a walk around the property and were able to see the historic buildings and vines. It was a much needed, quiet afternoon. We will DEFINITELY return.

Very cool stadium with excellent staff. Loved our ball game. Everyone has nice fun. Food was great. Prices were reasonable. Parking was tricky. Will be back

Take me out to the ballgame. Take me out with the crowd! What a delightful evening with friends. The game was tons of fun as well.

Very nice park, good seats. Welcoming staff and atmosphere.

Great family fun. Went on Wednesday for bark in the park and took our dogs. What a fun event.

Nice experience. Parking can be a challenge, so prepare in advance. The food was good. I would recommend getting the heritage section seats with in seat service.

Field in great shape. Good sightlines. Seating not overly cramped. Consessions close by and reasonably priced. Plenty of handicap seating.

Watched a great York Revolution game and enjoyed the perfect weather for evening baseball. Lots of activities between innings to keep you entertained. Food was a bit pricey, but tasty.

It was a great time the captain let our 3-year-old granddaughter help him steer. The workers were very friendly.

This was such a fun thing to do on a Saturday morning. You can take your car across the river, or just go along for the ride. It is a easy pace across the river, lasting no more than 10-15 minutes. There was a college intern who gave us the history of the Millersburg Ferry and was available for questions. The Ferry takes you to the Liverpool Campground which has a camp store and a legendary ice cream stand. Hours during the summer are usually 10-4ish and run Wednesday through Sunday..check out their Facebook page for lots of good information.

Very cool experience. The view of the river is stunning. It's interesting to see the boats mechanics and watch it at work!

Nice little park to take a walk, food and ice cream. Very welcoming atmosphere

What an awesome ride on history. Worth every penny. When you are taking a friend somewhere, you should casually drive down to the water and wait for the ferry. It’s a surreal experience driving your bike or car into what feels like a very small ferry. Great experience. You can also rent the ferries for parties!

My very first Ferry ride. Beautiful scenery. Cheerful Operators and the weather was very pleasant. 10 outta 10🥰

America at it's finest. Beautiful beyond words. The staff is awesome and extremely transgender friendly. It was worth my time. I would strongly suggest you take this trip through history. History in action at it's best. Support local business and organizations like this.

I've been going here since I was a kid and it's always a joy! I got to bring my son here for the first time and it is bringing back wonderful memories. The staff was nice and there are fun activities to do like the corner maze, petting cows and the place your face in the cardboard cutout photo. We can't wait to come back!

Delicious homemade ice cream and other treats. Free activities. Baby cows that you can pet. View cow milking and corn maze. Lots of great photo opportunities 😃 I have been going there since I was little and now I take my kiddos. Great place to spend an hour or so. Local delicious milk.

This farm has good ice cream and milk. It is a small farm that welcomes groups of kids and pets. There is no fee to visit.

Great choice of ice cream flavors in a cone or dish.. order inside and pay, then pick up outside or pick out of the freezer by dish.. my personal favorite is cheesecake! You can also choose items such as baked goods, soda pop in bottles, and some simple olde tyme deli candies. You can visit the baby cows... you can pet them but be careful, they like to nibble and bite your clothes LOL then swing down to the milking area and say hi to the full grown mammas and give them a nice head rub!

Very nice place and a good selection of foods, especially ice cream. Our daughter enjoyed seeing the calves.

We had such a great time petting all of the calves. The ice cream was amazing and there were so many unique flavors. Perfect for kids or people with special needs. Don't wear your best clothes as your hands will get dirty petting the calves. They also had a nice selection of jams, honey and other fun items to purchase.

My kids, as well as myself love coming here they buy far have the best ice cream with lots of different favorites to choose from and the kids always love seeing and petting the cows They have a little store inside that you can buy milk, candies, and lots of other goodies. There are picnic tables outside, corn maze and a little handwashing station outside as well.

Fort Hunter Park home of the Fort Hunter Mansion is a beautiful park along the Susquehanna River in Harrisburg. You can book a 45 minute tour of the mansion for about $9. We thought the tour was worth it. The mansion overlooks the river. The park itself has bathrooms, a playground, benches and swings that overlook the river. It's a lovely area and worth a visit.

20250518 WOW! I drove by many times while on vacation, and I can't believe I didn't stop here. This park is dogfriendly, but not in the buildings. The mansion and playground is across the street, by the river, with a beautiful view. There is a picnic area by the covered bridge. Several historical buildings. This park is very clean. I will stop here again.

My husband and I did the Brewfest on the grounds of the Fort Hunter Mansion and Park today. First time doing the Brewfest here and it was a lot of fun. The park and grounds are super nice. There is such a beautiful view of the river. We also got to tour the inside of the Mansion because it was included in our admission price. The tour guides were very nice inside and answered all our questions. The Mansion is absolutely beautiful! It is a great place to visit for some history.

Love visiting here with my family and my dog. Beautiful views of the river & there is a wide variety of plants, trees, and wildlife. We enjoy walking within the park or down the paved path parallel to the river.

This is where Fishing Creek runs into the Susquehanna River, and the Fort Hunter Mansion has tours throughout the Spring and Summer months. Fort Hunter is a beautiful place for nature walks and family gatherings. There are also places to sit and have a picnic.

Awesome place to take photo shoots, relax and enjoy the scenery of the Susquehanna, watch the trains rumbling past, take a walk through the grounds, and learn some history.

Good place to visit weekends. Best river view. Plenty free parking. Can spend 3 to 4 hrs with family and friends.

I’ve been attending games on City Island since I was a kid in the 1980s and 1990s. So many fond memories. I still come to games each summer, at least a couple each year, and always have a blast. Harrisburg is lucky to have the Senators and such a great location for a minor league ballpark on City Island. There’s been a number of restorations and renovations done to the ballpark over the years, but it has only gotten better and improved the experience each time. Come out for a game, some peanuts and beer, and of course the mayflies (IYKYK). 👍🏼 I also have taken my son out to “Scout Nights” at the ballpark when he was younger. We always had a blast. The novelty of getting to be out in the field was something the young kids always got a kick out of.

Received a voucher for basic seats for a Senators game from Central PA Blood Bank for donating blood. I was able to upgrade to regular box seats for only $8. I haven't seen a game in some time, so was looking forward to it. Unfortunately I didn't realize that $1 hot dog night was such a draw and just really made the concession stands just a wait in line nightmare. The Senators weren't having a goodnight either so we were thankful when a random rainbow brightened the event. I'll give it another try on a less busy night. We had great seats at least.

Wonderful baseball park in Harrisburg! The fans were very engaged and the fireworks show at the end was amazing! Lots of food and drink options. The poutine was amazing! There's a bar on the lower level behind first base.

Went here for my first Senators game, got the mayor's suite, almost caught a ball and almost got bopped in the head with a foul ball a couple times LOL but it was great!! Fireworks after were lovely!!

Great place to watch a game the staff at every spot was friendly and helpful. Wish more of the kids area and other attractions were open, but overall a great experience.

Solid stadium for AA. The amenities are decent but could be improved. The signage is not great and you might end up in some utilities corner if you're not careful. It's in a really cool location that they don't quite take advantage of. View of the field is great. Fans are good.

A fun experience! Wished the senators would have played better.

We just got done with our ride here. What a wonderful experience! The owners were a lovely couple, very nice and laid back. Great for first time riders. The trail is beautiful, lush and green. I’m sure it would be beautiful in the fall when the leaves change color. All the horses are friendly and well groomed. Overall just a awesome experience for all ages. We took my mother in law for her 62sd birthday surprise. She loved it, we also loved it. Would go again, 10 out of 10. Will go back. Don’t know how to post pictures or I would

Daughter and I went on our first trail ride, and for me the first time on a horse. We had a great time! The horses are wonderful and very easy to ride along a great area with a very friendly and helpful guide. We liked it so much, we booked again and I am sure will again and again.. AAA+++

It was one of the best birthday presents l ever got. Stephanie was amazing and made sure we all enjoyed our day. She guided us through the entire trek and the horses were just fantastic. They are beautiful creatures and seem very happy so kudos to Happy Hooves for looking after them. You get the full hour, the trail is a mix of hills, crossing streams and loved the challenge of guiding the horses through the different terrain. It was so peaceful and the scene was spectacular. After the hour ride we gave our horses some treats and interact with. l am sure lm not the only one to say l bonded with Fish who l will try and ride again.

My family and I went to Happy on Hooves on the one year anniversary of the passing of my brother. He loved to ride horses and we wanted to remember him doing what he loved. The farm was perfect for 6 beginner riders. We got just enough instructions so that we would be safe for the day without wasting time going over useless information. Each horse had his own unique personality which kept the trail ride amusing since certain horses did not like following. All in all it was a wonderful experience that I would highly recommend to all!

What a wonderful experience. The one hour trail ride through the woods was great. The scenery was beautiful. We even saw deer during our ride. Our guide was friendly and very informative. The horses were gentle and easy to handle. Loved all the other animals on the property too. Can't wait to return.

Super beautiful and worth it. The view was breathtaking and the horses were excellent! The guide very attentive and helpful.

I had so much fun on the trail ride! I went with my sisters and we all had a blast! We enjoyed it so much and would definitely come back again. The guide was very friendly and caring about the safety and if we were enjoying ourselves. Definitely a great experience!

As always a great place to spend the day with family and friends! Very clean bathrooms and many areas shady or sunny for a nice cook out. Park rangers are around to help and ensure safety of the park! Great to see!

Stayed 2 nights with friends and our 4 kids we had cabins CC1 and CC4 reserved. Our stay was Sunday-Tuesday so we didnt feel the campground nor pool was crowded. I forgot to take pictures of the inside cabin but it's very primitive, nice sized table for 4 inside and 2 bunk beds, i found fitted sheets on top bunk hard to place on the tight fitted bed. Flat sheet or sleeping bag would work best. Our stay was very humid, be sure to bring several fans since there's electricity. We had to purchase ice several times, closest is at the pool concession you can access from outside without going in to the pool. If your camping the pool entrance is only $4 , which was well worth it. This pool and splash pad is one of the best pools I've visited. They're strict about the no food rule, no big deal for us. We packed lunch and just exited to eat our lunch for 45 min gave the kids a break without yelling at them to stay out of the pool and it made them focus and eat. There's not much shade inside the pool, your allowed to take in a canopy which is nice! Overall we had a really nice stay! Age range of kids was 2- 6 .

Great little park with alot of history. Preserved historical markers and a great scenic quiet location surrounded by nature. Great place to bring kids or go for a light stroll. Recommend.

Hiking trails are mostly well-maintained with good variations in scenery and challenges such as elevation change. The full loop we did was about 6 miles, but there are more as well. There are some parts with mud and some downed trees but that is likely due to all the rain we have received. There is plenty of parking across the park and the restrooms were clean.

This is a great park for fishing and walking dogs and beautiful scenery It has all different paths for different types of walkers. And a covered bridge for the history lovers Good bathrooms ( somewhat dark ) but very good for public park

Great park with camping,picnic area and pool. The pool is great for families with small children. They have a fountain area to play in and the pool you walk in and is only 11 inches deep. My grandkids loved you could walk in no steps.

Love love love it. The kids and I go up to swim for the summer and we absolutely love it. There is so many things for your family to enjoy. Camping, fishing, swimming, hiking etc. They even added a playground area which is awesome ❤️❤️

The campground is well maintained. The sites for RVs were a little close together. If you like tent only sites there a few closer to the water that had more privacy. Restroom facilities were updated and clean. Small store on site for ice/wood/necessities. The noise from the nearby road and train tracks can be a little distracting if you plan to sleep in.

Beautiful and spacious campsites with easy access to the restroom facilities, the lake, store, playground, and many other amenities. Most of the roadways are paved offering easy access. The hosts, Mike and Charity were absolutely awesome! The made us feel like old friends visiting. We returned home today and preparing to book our next visit.

I recently visited Codorus State Park, and I had a fantastic experience! Here are some highlights: - Clean Bathrooms: One of the first things I noticed was how well-maintained the bathrooms are. It's always a relief to find clean facilities when enjoying the great outdoors. - Private Camping Sites: The camping sites offer a good amount of privacy, allowing for a more relaxing experience. It felt like a true escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. - Proximity to Water: The park is conveniently located close to water, making it perfect for fishing, kayaking, or simply enjoying the scenic views. The sound of water nearby added to the overall tranquility of the park. Overall, Codorus State Park is a wonderful destination for anyone looking to enjoy nature, whether for a day visit or an extended camping trip. I highly recommend it!

I've been coming to the pool and marina area since I was a kid. It brings me nostalgia. I love how the pool and locker rooms are the exact same as they were 30+ years ago. Surprised how there's not many Hanover locals out here. This is Hanover's best attraction.

I visit the lake on a regular basis. It's one of my favorite places to relax. It's disheartening to see the water levels fall during this time of year, especially since the lake in motion is always a beautiful sight.

Only was there for a brief visit but enjoyed my time. Well maintained trails, nice lake, didnt bring my fishing stuff but looks promising. There was a stand of american chestnuts along the trail i hiked that was a pleasant surprise.

Beautiful campsites in a woods with 100 foot high trees. Dog friendly campsites available. Clean showers and restrooms.

Did not spent too much time as I was on my way home but what I did managed to see was interesting many of the outside exhibits were closed but it was to be expected for winter time. I'd recommend visiting during spring or autumn. Do plan to visit another time.

The U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center has many interesting outdoor events and exhibits. The museum gives an overview of the history of the Army. An interesting detail is that you can follow a soldier with the use of dog tags available at the information desk

Was really an excellent piece of heritage. Very well done and have lots too see both inside and out. Also, they are open free to the general public! If in the area they are definatly worth checking out!

Even though the museum was closed due to the Gov shutdown, it was still a lot to see on the walking trail around the property.

Very nice and informative place. Free to visit and walk around the grounds. Great way to spend an hour or two

This place is great! Wish I have more time to explore. Definitely will come back next time.

It was a great place to visit and the learning experience was nice. Interactive things to do.

Took my granddaughter to an open house. My experience was very good. The campus was well kept. The open house itself was amazing and well put together. I left feeling better than comfortable about leaving my grandchild there to begin her college career. The downtown area of Carlisle has a definate colonial era vibe. I could almost envision a horse drawn carriage rolling g down the street. I would love to return on a visit of my own to explore some history.

Dickinson College is outstanding. One of their best attributes is their professors. They also have wonderful student services and student organizations.

The beautiful campus is built with limestone from the college's quarry. The library is spectacular as well.

My personal experience at Dickinson college. There were lots of boys there and when I woke up at my dorm every day there was a weird white substance on my blanket.. odd. anyways, I had a godddddd night though. The education and diversity there was spectacular, and I would love if I could go there again as a young adult.

So blessed to have our children go there it is a fantastic preschool / daycare the staff are fantastic the curriculum is perfect for children in each individual age group

I love the college grounds!! Great down town! Very professional admissions office with very adequate follow-up...! (very adequate means, being from a metropolitan area myself, I didn't expect anything beyond a few lame words of luke warm support from burnt out administrative zombies and was pleasantly surprised by their warmth and follow thru). Still waiting to see the results of the education, my student has only just begun. Seems promising!! --edit: Hi ! It was a long haul, with COVID in there during their education and a semester abroad (in Denmark!), with a workload that sounded rewardingly likely to bring a fruitful career in a field relating to psychology and also sounded enriching in the ancillary, my impressions after graduation are that this was a classy, intellectually and socially positive experience the most challenging of which seems to have been the growing pains all young people experience living within the confines of any old where, learning how to resolve social conflict, negatively charged romantic interests and all the other human type challenges. I'd recommend this school over many others I've heard about, balancing the cosmopolitan and the parochial or bucolic. It wasn't all peaches and cream but the only negative I seem to remember is the smell of whatever the hell it is that the farmers around Carlisle are spreading on their fields which is one of the most disgusting smells I've ever experienced but only seemed to encounter it outside of town and not on or around campus

Beautiful campus, great education and atmosphere. Great memories from college. Proud alumni :)

The winery restaurant offered an impressive dining experience. The zucchini and corn pizza was a delightful surprise, exceeding all expectations. The combination of flavors was perfectly balanced, resulting in a truly enjoyable dish. The breathtaking view added to the overall ambiance of the restaurant. Moreover, the service provided by the staff was nothing short of fantastic. They were attentive, friendly, and ensured that every need was met. The entire experience was seamless, making for a memorable visit. Overall, it's a place I would recommend to others.

This was truly an enjoyable experience! The scenery was breathtaking, and the staff was wonderful. Everyone was friendly, and the service was fast. Our cabana was both private and beautiful. We had the pleasure of being served by Becky, whose service was exceptional. She is an absolute professional, and because of her, our visit to Old Westminster Winery was unforgettable. The food and wine were both delicious, and we will definitely be returning. My husband thoroughly enjoyed his birthday. We look forward to visiting again soon!

we held our engagement party in the gathering space and it was beautiful! everything ran so seamlessly, our bartenders rachel and valerie were so kind and attentive. the food was phenomenal and even the pickiest guest loved it. it was such a dreamy night and we had a wonderful time!! our photographer @ezkl__photography captured these wonderful photos for us

My first time visiting the Old Westminster Winery was for a birthday party and this venue far exceeded my expectations. The wine, the food, and the ambiance are all stellar!! The grounds created a very serene and calming environment. The staff were very professional and attentive the entire time we used the event space. I am excited to return to this Winery in the future.

I celebrated my birthday at Old Westminster Winery, and it was nothing short of amazing. We were blessed with the most beautiful 80° October weather ....sunshine, vineyards, and the dreamiest backdrop for a celebration. Everything from the ambiance to the food and wine was perfection. The roasted glazed carrots, hot honey pizza, and charcuterie boards were favorites at our table, and the staff went above and beyond to make us feel special. The TRIO was my personal favorite wine, and the Honey was a hit with my sweet-wine lovers! Thank you, Old Westminster Winery, for creating such a beautiful experience — your team, your space, and your attention to detail made it unforgettable. I can’t wait to come back

We had a really nice experience! We’re traveling from Pittsburgh, It was our first time visiting this winery, our server Dawn was the best! She was sweet and explained everything. Pizza and wine was good. The view is beautiful. Dawn made this experience very memorable!! Will definitely recommend.

Always love coming here, the atmosphere, staff, food and wine are incredible. The private Cabana's are so cute and well thought out as they have changed over the years with modifications and improvements. The woodfire pizza is great, the wine is excellent.

Very nice. The walk ways are a Little narrow Ave is hard to pass people but it's a nice place with nice people!

What an amazing collection! I could spend all day here. They are expanding, and that will nice. They have so many items, some of the displays are a little cramped.

An amazing personal collection! Have been to Gettysburg many times, but stopped at the Gettysburg Museum of History for the first time in OCT 2025. Definitely wish I had visited sooner. The building next door has signs that the museum will be expanding, which should alleviate any congestion in the museum. I would definitely come back for a return visit.

Great historical site. Highly recommend the bus tour to get a feel for the entire area. Well worth the visit.

Super impressed by this museum!! Didn’t expect to see so many awesome things when we went! Definitely check it out!

The dark brunette behind the counter took a lot of time to help me figure out the parking app and situation. She was patient and kind. She has a dry sense of humor, but is super nice! The museum is pretty awesome too! Highly recommend, 10 stars

Very nice collection which spans different eras. Very quaint old house only a couple of blocks from Gettysburg town circle. Free admission. Items for sale and donations go toward expenses of museum.

Gift shop was okay. Expensive as to be expected. I've taken the house tour twice. It's no big deal... don't expect ghosts! Just a small historic house. That's it.

To hear and/or read about what happened to this young woman and her family and what they did during the battle is one thing, but to go and see the house, to learn about it fully, to see the bullet holes and everything else, you get a sense of wonder of it all. The tour was very well done and I do recommend it and while it is said of 'no ghost hunting', don't be surprised if something 'strange' happens.

Our tour guide was great. I have been on this tour multiple times. It was a first for my granddaughters and they really enjoyed it. I didn't take any pictures inside but visited her grave afterward

Really enjoyed our tour at the house. Our guide was very informative, knowledgeable and willing to answer questions. It was a interesting experience that I would reccomend people who are interested in history to check out.

The history concerning Jeannie in the house was very interesting. Our service dog got a little freaked out in the upstairs bedroom in the corner. Hmmmm Wonder what that could have meant. Recommend to anyone and everyone to tour this home.

Highly recommend purchasing tickets ahead of time. Tour takes about 45 mins. Tour guide was very entertaining.

It was an awesome tour the guides are professional. Also Ghostly Images of Gettysburg are awesome with their ghost tour.

We stopped in 30 Sept 2025 after engaging a tour guide for a “3 hour tour”, He had so much to tell us, he took 4 hours! Very informative and yet, so much could be said about the battles fought here. The Museum film and Cyclorama painting exhibit cost $40 for two seniors to see. The Cyclorama visit is timed but you can take your time walking the Museum. We visited the gift shop also. Tons of historical books there, along with glassware, magnets, and tasteful knickknacks. Lots of seniors and few school trips at this time of year.

Visiting this place was a very meaningful experience for me. There is so much to explore & learn. The video that is shown at the beginning of the museum tour was very well done, & the diorama experience was indescribable. Highly recommend for anyone interested in U.S. history.

We bought tickets for the diorama, movie and museum. Great experience overall! The movie was education and well presented, lasted about 15 minutes. The diorama visit is about 15 minutes as well and is worthwhile. The museum is huge, you could spend all day there. The gift shop is great. We left with toy rifles for the boys to do their own reenactment of the battles. The cafe offers delicious options, my only recommendation is they should offer more table for seating. They only had about 4-5 tables and that was not enough.

Gettysburg is a phenomenal historical site with more to see than the majority of visitors can get to in a short time. Just my personal practical advice, if you only have one day to visit the battlefield and don't want to hire a licensed guide, then the NPS auto tour is more than adequate. It is well marked, makes 16 stops at all the major highlights, and the audio & video segments do a great job. If you are more of an enthusiast and have 2 (or more) days, I recommend Carol Reardon & Tom Vossler's A Field Guide to Gettysburg. It lays out and thoroughly explains 37 stops. Taking a kind of combo approach, drive the auto tour with the Field Guide in hand. You get the shorter 16 stops, but the Field Guide gives you more depth and information at each spot. Plan on 2 to 4 hours on the battlefield itself and bring along a picnic and plenty of water. There's a lot to think about on this sacred ground. It's hard to stand anywhere in this peaceful, beautiful landscape and imagine the tragic carnage that happened here. But it's almost a spiritual kind of experience to try.

Parking at the visitor center was easy and that's were we recommend you start when visiting. The visitor center is very nice with some great displays, movies, bus your, driving tours, rest rooms and even have a cafe to grab a bite. We did a driving tour using the NPS app which was really very nice to explain and bring the battle and people to life as you look at the fields or hills Give this review a like👍❤️. FYI the budget cuts are not affecting this park. There were plenty of rangers and volunteers to make your visit enjoyable. In talking to the rangers they were all very happy since most of the cuts got rid a dead weight or managers that never talked to the public or helped your experience be better. Let the parks know you like having less overhead and more people making your visit better.

This was my second time visiting Gettysburg National Park. I was actually camping at Artillary Ridge which was about 5 minute drive. I could have hiked it. There has been a lot of changes. The museum has expanded and there was a special exhibit area. The Cyclorama is now an experience that starts with a film. Information is provided, directional markers have been installed so tou know where you are on the battlefield. The gift shop is nice and the grounds are lovely. You can take a bus tour to visit monunents or take the self guided audio tour. I highly recommend it, so much history.

Coming here was on our bucket list. There are many museums you can visit but this one was the main one we wanted to see. We really enjoyed seeing everything inside. The pictures don’t do it justice but I hope you enjoy. Maybe someday you can come here yourselves.

We stopped in 30 Sept 2025 after engaging a tour guide for a “3 hour tour”, He had so much to tell us, he took 4 hours! Very informative and yet, so much could be said about the battles fought here. The Museum film and Cyclorama painting exhibit cost $40 for two seniors to see. The Cyclorama visit is timed but you can take your time walking the Museum. We visited the gift shop also. Tons of historical books there, along with glassware, magnets, and tasteful knickknacks. Lots of seniors and few school trips at this time of year.

Visiting this place was a very meaningful experience for me. There is so much to explore & learn. The video that is shown at the beginning of the museum tour was very well done, & the diorama experience was indescribable. Highly recommend for anyone interested in U.S. history.

We bought tickets for the diorama, movie and museum. Great experience overall! The movie was education and well presented, lasted about 15 minutes. The diorama visit is about 15 minutes as well and is worthwhile. The museum is huge, you could spend all day there. The gift shop is great. We left with toy rifles for the boys to do their own reenactment of the battles. The cafe offers delicious options, my only recommendation is they should offer more table for seating. They only had about 4-5 tables and that was not enough.

Gettysburg is a phenomenal historical site with more to see than the majority of visitors can get to in a short time. Just my personal practical advice, if you only have one day to visit the battlefield and don't want to hire a licensed guide, then the NPS auto tour is more than adequate. It is well marked, makes 16 stops at all the major highlights, and the audio & video segments do a great job. If you are more of an enthusiast and have 2 (or more) days, I recommend Carol Reardon & Tom Vossler's A Field Guide to Gettysburg. It lays out and thoroughly explains 37 stops. Taking a kind of combo approach, drive the auto tour with the Field Guide in hand. You get the shorter 16 stops, but the Field Guide gives you more depth and information at each spot. Plan on 2 to 4 hours on the battlefield itself and bring along a picnic and plenty of water. There's a lot to think about on this sacred ground. It's hard to stand anywhere in this peaceful, beautiful landscape and imagine the tragic carnage that happened here. But it's almost a spiritual kind of experience to try.

Parking at the visitor center was easy and that's were we recommend you start when visiting. The visitor center is very nice with some great displays, movies, bus your, driving tours, rest rooms and even have a cafe to grab a bite. We did a driving tour using the NPS app which was really very nice to explain and bring the battle and people to life as you look at the fields or hills Give this review a like👍❤️. FYI the budget cuts are not affecting this park. There were plenty of rangers and volunteers to make your visit enjoyable. In talking to the rangers they were all very happy since most of the cuts got rid a dead weight or managers that never talked to the public or helped your experience be better. Let the parks know you like having less overhead and more people making your visit better.

This was my second time visiting Gettysburg National Park. I was actually camping at Artillary Ridge which was about 5 minute drive. I could have hiked it. There has been a lot of changes. The museum has expanded and there was a special exhibit area. The Cyclorama is now an experience that starts with a film. Information is provided, directional markers have been installed so tou know where you are on the battlefield. The gift shop is nice and the grounds are lovely. You can take a bus tour to visit monunents or take the self guided audio tour. I highly recommend it, so much history.

Coming here was on our bucket list. There are many museums you can visit but this one was the main one we wanted to see. We really enjoyed seeing everything inside. The pictures don’t do it justice but I hope you enjoy. Maybe someday you can come here yourselves.

This Was One Of The Most Beautiful, Somber Yet Humbling Places We Visited On Our Trip. Truly Awe-inspiring, Informative, Time Standing Still,Contemplating The Lives Lost On These Meticulously Kept Hallowed Grounds Of Our Nations Darkest Days.

An amazing experience. Clean and well maintained. Great learning experience for our children.

Such an important part of our national history. Unfortunately, our recent visit coincided with the recent government shutdown, so a lot of NPS facilities were not open. But we were able to freely explore the cemetery on foot. We were glad we were able to pay our respects.

The cemetery is free to visit, and so are the 3 daily guided tours. The history is so moving and it’s easy to get choked up when hearing about everything. I highly recommend the 5:30pm tour followed by Taps at 7pm. (But only if you want to cry.)

I loved seeing the battle field's to sit and think of what happened here. To see our own fighting against our own for a better life for all. Both sides had their reasons. Both sides understood the cost. Now, we live in a world where no one understands the cost of freedom. Now, everyone looks the other way and forgets. I served in 2-2 Infantry for 10 years. A lot of the pictures are of 2-2 Infantry. Dedicated to my fallen brothers.

We have been to the Gettysburg Soldiers National Cemetery several times; however, this year we had the opportunity to experience all of the flags on the graves during Memorial Day. Was a great site to see and experience. Full blog post and video on our website.

A great place to visit if you’re interested in United States history. Here you can see the graves of soldiers who fought in Gettysburg as well as the site of Lincoln’s famous Gettysburg Address.

Hidden gem with flowing streams at every turn. Campground hosts Mike & Jo made us feel welcome. The bathrooms are clean and recently updated (it’s a bit of a hill from sites along the stream.) Sites are spacious and there is group camping available.

We came here on a family vacation and the campsite was nice but it was a hike and a half to the bathrooms up a giant hill 😬 The beach was nice but man the water was still cold! It rained while we were here and our poor potatos got left in the fire but my younger brother loved it!

Pretty decent camp site with some sites available with electric hookups. Pet friendly sites are also available. All this information is visible when booking the camp site online. All sites have fire pits and Modern restroom is available on site. However, the sites are not too big. Also the ones that have electric hookups have the ground firmed up with stone chips. So the main area of those sites are more suitable for RVs. Pitching tents can be a problem on those. You have to find a place on the side to pich the tent. Sites being small adds to the problem. Closest walmart is 30 mins away and sheetz 10-15 mins. So be sure to load up on supplies. Overall, nice place to get close to nature and have some grill pary going.

Traveled (day trip) from Lancaster, PA to see flat rock vista. Google Maps took me to a private drive, based on geo location. Pulled over and discovered the trail head is actually at Colonel Denning State Park. Very nice location. Ample parking. Clean. Nice bathrooms, with shower stalls. Well maintained all around. The trailhead was well marked. Blazes were easy to see/locate. The main way to get to flat rock is via a pretty strenuous hike, the majority of which is shaded (at least in mid Summer). Even if you somehow get up the available logging road (there are many trails to get to flat rock, but the main trailhead is near Colonel Denning's camping area), at the pinnacle, you still have to traverse a small boulder/stone field, with uneven terrain. The flat rock trailhead, a few yards in, starts off with some relatively new retaining wall steps. They're well built, but uneven... some steeper than others. If you have knee issues, this (and many portions of the trail) will likely be a problem. Further on the trail, there are two paths... "preferred route" and "challenging." "Preferred" meanders up the mountain side, moreso than "Challenging." There are still some minor boulders/steps on the "preferred" trail. Challenging, which I took at hike in, is more of a shortcut. At first the path doesn't seem hard. It starts out following a steep, but short, logging/access road (you feel misled, like, yeah this is steep, but it isn't challenging). And then you veer off the access road and go up some steep, but traversable boulder/stone steps. My out of shape self was huffing and puffing the whole way up. It isn't impossible by any stretch of the imagination, but those who are out of shape, and haven't hiked in a year, might struggle like I did. At no point was the trail not easily identifiable and not maintained. All trails converge on a flat area with a picnic table (and, eventually, a lean-to, with fire pit and picnic table). From there you hike further (~ another mile in all) to get to flat rock), crossing a well-made plank pathway and then up a steeper portion, to eventually hit the boulder bed. Keep going until you reach flat rock. The hike up is hard if out of shape, but is not nearly as hard (for out of shape people, at least) as the portion of the "Challenging" route was. I saw people with big dogs on the trail, but felt bad for the pooches. Some areas can't be good for their paws. Re: bringing kiddos... I saw one family with an ~13 year old, resting at the picnic table near the multi-trail convergence. The kiddo looked to be in decent shape but was struggling and didn't want to go further. But, what ~13 year old, short of using electronics, wants to do things willingly? That to say, you know your kiddos and what they can/can't handle. Some kids (and adults) will struggle with portions (some of which are unavoidable) of this trail. Was it worth it? Absolutely. The view of the valley was breathtaking (after I caught my breath that is)... I can't even imagine what the view would be like in the Fall when there's less foliage to obstruct the full valley view. There are no guard rails on flat rock. So, use good judgement when on flat rock. But it is definitely worth the day trip and something to add to your hike bucket list.

I arrived in Wednesday, maybe 8 campers. So far or is fabulous. They have firewood and ice. Extremely clean bathrooms, but it is a weekday. Thumbs up on this place

They are about to spread fresh sand on the beach. The rain held off for our Scouts to hike for TrailJam. This place is well kept, the trails are well marked. We love renting the pavilion for parties. Love this place. 💜

Small park but very nice park. Great hiking, camping, and trout fishing in the spring.

This was a beautiful place to visit and learn about our former President and his wife. I learned a lot about them. It is amazing to see the very simplistic life they lived. It is a must-see when you are planning your Gettysburg visit. The grounds are beautifully kept. It is peaceful and serene

What an absolutely beautiful place filled with so much history!! If you are in the Gettysburg area, this is a must visit! We have 6 kids and each really enjoyed this place. The younger kids had a blast doing the Junior Ranger program. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable!

Well worth allocating some time to stop off here and do the tour of the house. Loved how approx 98% of internals were original. It was really interesting but also not too time consuming. Chat before going inside was really informative and guide was very engaging.

If you enjoy the history of past Presidents, the Eisenhower home is worth a visit. Both my husband’s father as well as my own were WWII veterans so Eisenhower is a prominent and large figure in history. Last year we visited the Library and Museum which was remarkable. Since we were visiting Gettysburg, we couldn’t miss his home as well. What a time in history and leadership that we cannot seem to match today. It was very enjoyable taking an intimate look at his home and grounds of this farm.

Difficult to find the correct entrance but worth the visit. We drove ourselves there as there is no shuttle from the Gettysburg visitor centre at the moment. Very quiet here only a few other visitors so easy to look round the outside and grounds. No entry to the house currently.

Beautiful home of the Eisenhower family that show cases their original furnishings. The home serves as a venue for the NPS and Dwight D. Eisenhower Society events and hosts visitors who come to the Gettysburg Battlefield. During a recent WWII event, the farm was the perfect backdrop for this annual gathering of reenactment groupe and WWII veterans. Volunteers and NPS staff do a remarkable presentation giving visitors a glimpse into the President's life and why Gettysburg was the only place he and Mamie truly felt at home. A gorgeous private setting full of history and a national treasure generously gifted by the Eisenhowers. A must see opportunity for visitors to the area.

Loved this place it was very interesting to learn about Ike and Mamie. The show barn and house where we'll worth the visit. When I was looking for things to do in Gettysburg, I dont recall this being high on the list, and for me, it was at the top.

We love this PAC. The staff is always wonderful and friendly. Parking is free and it’s easy to get in and out of. We attended our 2nd movie in concert. Last summer we watched ET while a live orchestra played all the music. Last night we watched the original Star Wars will the orchestra did amazing again. Such a cool experience. Highly recommend!

We’ve been attending events at Luhrs Performance Center for over a year now, and every visit has been fantastic. The venue is clean, comfortable, and beautifully designed — not a bad seat in the house! The staff is always friendly and helpful, and the variety of performances is impressive, from concerts to comedy to family-friendly shows. Parking is easy, and the whole experience feels welcoming and professional. Highly recommend for anyone looking for quality entertainment in the area!

He had a great time at the Night of Queen. The seats were comfortable and the sound and light show was excellent!

The facility is really nice. We went to the taste of Ireland show, which was really good. My only complaint would be about the ticket website, as the map doesn’t state that you need to zoom in to see the handicap seating. Didn’t find out about that until I complained on Facebook about it. But all in all great facility after we got there.

Gary Mullen and the works put on a great show as "a night with Queen"

First time there. The parking was right next to the theater. Once inside, the building was very clean and well maintained and appears to be a great location to attend various events like concerts, plays, lectures, etc. We were there for an Eagles Tribute band concerts. The seats were easy to find and comfortable throughout the performance. I'll be returning in the future.

Came here for the Aaron Tveit with the Shippensburg Orchestra concert! Staff was friendly and helpful, parking was close and free, perfect view from the balcony with AMAZING sound quality. Tickets were affordable as well. Wonderful evening of music! Thank you.

Caledonia State Park is a true gem in Pennsylvania! This beautiful park offers something for everyone including stunning trails like the Appalachian Trail and Ramble Trail, perfect for hiking or a leisurely stroll through lush forests and alongside clear streams. The historic iron furnace adds a unique touch of history, and the picnic areas and playgrounds make it ideal for families. The well-maintained facilities and friendly staff elevate the experience. Whether you're camping, fishing, or just soaking in the natural beauty, Caledonia is a must-visit. Highly recommend for a peaceful outdoor getaway!

The park is beautiful and the area is clean. However, they really pack them in. Campsites are side by side in areas and our campsite # 149 should not be a site at all. We would have been very disappointed if not for the fact that we hike most of the day. Please retire #149. Nice trails but a bridge is missing off of Waterline Trail. Seems like an important bridge to access other things if you are staying at Hosack campground. We were stuck and couldn’t find another way so we waded through the water. Would be great if they rebuilt the bridge.

A great state park with beautiful picnic areas, a pay to use pool, and hiking trails (including the Appalachian Trail). The park is amazing when you catch the Mountain Laurel and the Rhododendrons in bloom. There is also a waterfall and small creeks.

The park is really nice. There are nice trails here too. Seems like a really popular park. Its definitely worth visiting and walking around. There and nice creek flowing the park. It is pet friendly.

It’s a really great campground. Sites are just far enough apart. Couple issues I had were the tent site being so much higher than the parking area. Had to climb up and down. Site was recommended to me by a park employee because I was trailering a motorcycle. Parking spot was longer to accommodate the vehicle. Still though I’d probably use the site again if I had to. The only other issue was the road noise. It’s just off RT30 and it’s a busy road. All night it seemed. Very loud. But what an absolutely beautiful area. Has a beautiful pool. The streams that flow through it are amazing. Well kept. Bath house was very nice. Very clean. Park employees were just great. Just wish it was a little quieter at night.

The photos that I posted are of site 82. This is probably better suited to campers with a 6 person or less tent. My 6 person tent fit into the park created tent pad that is almost completely level. This is one of the better tent sites. It's diagonal to the shower house and restroom. There is a site directly across that's kind of close but the sites on either side are enough distance away so that you're not right on top of each other. The tent pad is a higher elevation than the driveway and you can't park an RV up there. Really enjoyed this trip and the pool.

Nice park for camping. Little barrier between camp sites. We'll kept public shower stalls and toilets. Had electricity and water at site. Lots of hungry chipmunks. This site is about a mile from main campground and pool.