12/4/24 - Services just stopped at night with no warning. They just left students stranded outside…read morein the cold and snow. They drive by not offering any updates, just watching us stand and freeze at the bus stop waiting and they could care less. One of the first buses I tried to get on (CC Allen/College) the driver shuts the door while I am getting on. The doors close on my shoulders and then I get trapped with the door between my back and my bookbag. I was confused as to what was happening and reacted by saying 'whoa whoa'. The old white racist boomer with gray or white hair and glasses who was driving just looks at me and mocks me by repeating what I said in a funny voice before opening the door. Then instead of apologizing he gives me attitude. And no the not in service sign was not on. If we are lucky they will go bankrupt.

You want to do the right thing, save money, leave a smaller carbon footprint, etc. Its just a shame…read morethat public transportation isn't more reliable.

Great place. Under new management since 2023. Completely renovated. Beautiful new cabins/tiny…read morehomes. Friendly, helpful staff. They're really responsive to any issues.

This one is pretty easy to review. It's a bus and you take trips, the drivers are always nice and…read moredrive well. What else are you really expecting to get out of a bus ride for 2+ hours anyway?

Very clean rest area with vending machines and some cool visitor pamphlets. Although be warned if…read moreyou have epilepsy as there's a badly flickering street lamp just outside the building.

Yes this rest stop IS well maintained and Clean !…read more This rest stop also will be added to my bookmark list when leaving Mountain Top Pennsylvania after visiting relatives. From their house is almost a 2 hour drive calculation. Plenty of "Car & SUV" parking. Most importantly the long drive and miles of roadways is for the "truckers" who have their special area especially for sleep or naptime! ;) Picnic tables are wooden. Dog Run areas. Garbage cans are near walk areas. Clean Women's bathrooms (6 stalls) Hand dryers and foam soap. Information area with maps and brochures for your travel guide. Kenny was the employee working this morning as we stopped in on Tuesday June 25th @ 8 a.m. The office door was opened and he was kind enough to step out and chat with me plus he answered 2 of my questions about this building. Well stocked vending machines with snacks, candy, gum, and "Soda" PA talk for pop. An area with a special hot beverage machine for coffee, tea and hot chocolate for those winter travelers by car, SUV or those hard working semi truckers who need a comfort relaxing place like this one ! A * 4 star * stop in by opinion with future stops when leaving Pennsylvania for sure. I'm sure I will change my stars to 5 when we stop here again in the Fall of 2019. Then I will make sure to confirm the cleanliness and well maintained commonwealth and transportation facility for this location in Pennsylvania! :)

When Penn State did not have enough tour guides to offer us a tour we found Todd at Lions Chariot…read more Todd was able to not only give us the information that we wanted, but also took us to the specific buildings related to the major my son is interested in. Been on a lot of tours during the college decision process. Wish there was a Lions Chariot service at all of them. Best money spent.

This was our first visit to Penn state campus and we were a little intimidated. This tour was the…read morebest thing we could have done. Todd showed us all around and we got the lay of the land and learned the history of the area which we could not have figured out walking around on our own. I highly recommend this service.

As we had first met one another in the area, my husband and I recently traveled from CA to PA and…read morespent four nights in the Bellefonte B&B to celebrate our 25th anniversary. Our experience proved extraordinary. Selecting a few bottles of wine from a nearby store, we enjoyed nightly toasts in glasses that Kathy and Phil keep in an antique cabinet in the great room. We feasted on hearty three-course breakfasts every morning, allowing us to replace lunch with ice cream--the Creamery on the PSU campus and Meadows Frozen Custard off Benner Pike are musts. One afternoon as we were tooling around town, we received an email from Phil and Kathy informing us of a free concert that evening at Talleyrand Park. Thus, after sampling delicious supper fare at The Governors' Pub, Mike and I walked across the street, cuddled on a bench, and listened to the Coal Aly Band cover favorite hits as locals danced in the grass and rang a cowbell to "Don't Fear the Reaper." Laughter and positive vibes abound by Spring Creek! When they realized that my husband was waking before most guests to read quietly in one of the home's common areas, Kathy and Phil set up an automatic coffee maker outside the kitchen to be ready in the early hours. They actively inquired as to how they could make our stay more comfortable. A flip-top glass bottle of cold water specific to our room remained filled outside our door as did a selection of sparkling drinks. Learning that we had lived much of our married life in the Deep South, they even chose to include cheese grits as part of the menu on the day of our departure. Keenly attentive, Kathy and Phil delight in honoring all who visit. They exude warmth, and their peaceful demeanors diffuse goodwill. Vacations do not always generate rest, but my husband and I have returned feeling rejuvenated. We are already discussing our next trip to Centre County. Thank you, Bellefonte B&B!

I was on the second night of a week-long roadtrip and had been driving for about ten hours when I…read morearrived at the Bed and Breakfast. Phil and Kathy happily gave me a short tour of their lovely building after exchanging pleasantries, and I fell asleep shortly after in the Sierra room. The accommodations were spacious, the water was warm with good pressure, and the bed was quite cozy. It may have been from the long day, but that was genuinely one of the best night sleeps I'd had in a while. I was the only guest that night and the breakfast service felt like a royal treatment! It was a two course meal starting with a beautiful parfait followed by eggs, sausage, and pancakes. There was another option available, but unfortunately it escapes me at the moment. I spent some time afterwards prepping for the next leg of my drive, and Phil and Kathy were both there to see me off. Before I left Bellefonte I took a few hours to walk around, which I recommend. It is a picturesque little town. I had lunch at Pizza Mia, which Phil and Kathy had recommended, admired the architecture, and stopped in for a chat with the guide at the train-station-turned-tourist-information-building. If you're looking for a good place to rest for one night (or several) I would highly recommend this spot!

Black Moshannon State Park and its 250 acre lake is an often overlooked Pennsylvania State Park…read more In addition to all of the trails and wetlands it also offers a campground and rental cabins. For those that hold family gatherings or other large grope picnics it also has numerous picnic areas that can be rented. We, until recently, lived only a short distance from the Park. Today we went for a ride and came to the Park to relax and decided to have a dish on Ice Cream. I choose Mint Chip and my wife had Black Raspberry. We sat on the porch and enjoyed our food as well as the beauty of the park. If you have not visited Black Moshannon Park you should give if a try. You will enjoy the beauty and tranquility.

I'm a bonafide Pennsylvania enthusiast/knucklehead who enjoys a rush of adrenaline with a hint of…read moreunmatched relaxation to cap it off. Black Moshannon State Park is the place for people like me, and I reckon I'll return if I ever get the chance to meet Phillips Burg and decide to live in his town one day. The campsites, while basic, did the job with ease. I've never had a better s'more in my life in those fire pits. The falling acorns, however, made me have several Sir Isaac Newton moments and even gave my camping tent a concussion. It was nuts, but I slept like a dead dog every night. The 20 miles of hiking trails are excellent, and the bathhouse was suprisingly clean. I'll be back once I figure out what I'm doing with my life. The end.

The Woodward cave tour was informative, and our guide David pointed out some impressive…read morestalactites and stalagmites Be prepared for some uneven steps. I took my kids ages 4 and 5 and they had a great time. The cave maintains a constant cool temperature, which was a welcome change from the summer heat.

I love staying in the cabins at woodward, its like a home away from home. It's cozy, enjoyable, and…read morerelaxing. The cave tour is fun, interesting, and informative. I would highly recommend a trip to woodward.