Whether it's behind the wheel of a car, in a video installation of falling letters or learning how to grow a garden, this museum offers interactive exhibits for the young tinkerer, artist and more.
Favorite attractions are the Buhl Digital Dome, a planetarium show which transports guests to space and inside the human body, and the Miniature Railroad that brings the history of Western PA to life.
H2000hh features Pennsylvania’s first indoor flow rider, the Komodo Dragon. Daredevils will enjoy the Viper, Piranha and Amazon Blast slides that drop more than four stories.
The Dragon’s Den, new to Sandcastle in the summer of 2012, provides an exhilarating tube ride through the darkness before plummeting into the abyss of a dragon.
The Dragon’s Den, new to Sandcastle last summer, provides an exhilarating tube ride through the darkness before plummeting into the abyss of a dragon!
No need to go to Route 66 to get your kicks. Make friends & have fun in Kickball365’s leagues while kicking through the spring & fall seasons in Greater Harrisburg. www.kickball365.com/harrisburg
Chiques Rock Outfitters casts seafarers into the waterways of the Susquehanna River with equipment, safety & a unique paddling experience with guides that will help make your trip a pleasant one.
Grab that special someone and saddle up for a guided trail ride and enjoy a delicious campfire dinner on the mountain. Now that's ambiance.
With amenities such as a 24-hour souvenir shop and shuttle service to Gobbler’s Knob during the Groundhog Day festival, this hotel puts everyone in the Groundhog Day spirit.
Great place to people watch, grab a cup of joe, buy your sweetie some posies or drink in the grandeur, architecture & art pieces. Don’t forget to check out the outside plaza, The Patio.
Carpenters' Hall stands out architecturally. Its proportions are perfect; it has a sense of balance, of time & place. Carpenters’ Company (oldest trade guild in US, founded in 1724) still owns it!
How many convention centers can be reached directly from a train station & have a first-rate farmer's market as their food court? Add in the fab artwork & you'll see why the PCC has oodles of charm
What else can you say about Isaiah Zagar? He's a magic (gardens) man. The fun, funky Magic Gardens includes a fully mosaiced indoor gallery & a massive outdoor labyrinthine mosaic sculpture.
This museum will enlighten you culturally and intellectually through their exhibitions, programs, art, history and by telling the story of African Americans in all its permutations.
Fun is definitely on tap at this tavern. And if you're looking to make a life-long friend, may we suggest the gift of a custom made BEER BASKET (!!!!) for the beer lover on your list.
From creative art classes to exhibits to programs for teachers, you're sure to be inspired by this region's visual artists. Don't forget to stop by the Museum Café for some gastronomical art!
The Pocono Mountains’ premier indoor waterpark. The Hydro Plunge rollercoaster-meets-waterslide is one of its kind in the country, and features a 52-foot vertical drop.
Whether it’s the multi-level interactive Splash Castle or the Teeny Tiny Tidal Wave, beat the heat with these tame and relaxing water rides for the kid in all of us!
Looking for the biggest thrill in the park? The Bermuda Triangle presents three separate body slides with plummeting drops, ending in a large splash pool!
The Pocono Mountains’ premier indoor waterpark. The Hydro Plunge rollercoaster-meets-waterslide is one of its kind in the country, and features a 52-foot vertical drop!
Celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2013, Splash Lagoon allows families to enjoy summer all year round. The park also features the tranquil Paradise Cove, only admitting guests 21 and over.
The museum contains one of the country’s largest model train collections, the LaRue Shempp collection, containing more than 300 toy trains, including one owned by President Ronald Reagan.
Located in the heart of Punxsutawney, this beautifully preserved historic town square was named for the founding father of the town, Rev. David Barclay, who donated the land for public use in 1822.
There are whimsical touches throughout this sophisticated garden, from the stone sofa with its built-in television remote to the breath-taking "ruin," with its not-to-be-missed pool table.
Shady Brook brings farming into the new millennium with seasonal "agritainment" events. Plus, the farm market is a locavore's dream & helps visitors truly experience the value of farm-fresh cuisine.
Just make a sharp left before the typical-places-that-pass-for-fun and then drive past the boring-places-that-pass-for-fun. Look for the bright lights. Listen for the loud laughter. Step into epic.
This four season outdoor sporting reserve has a truly unique and exciting "menu" of outdoor sporting and recreational activities. You've got to experience it to believe it!
Country and Victorian gifts are just a few of the good things you'll discover at this nostalgic shoppe. Don't forget the gift of home fragrance with the full line of Yankee Candles!
Whether you’re looking for sushi, Thai, Chinese or Asian inspired fondue (hotpot), Fusion Fire really sizzles the experience with their trendy, chic motif. Don’t go alone – it’s more fun to share.
Veggies take heart! an amazing vegetarian menu along with some island flavor food for meat eaters too. From fried chicken to fish tacos. Yum.
