Been a seasonal there for 11 years and camping there for 13 great place to camp. Even when the…read morecampground is full it's still a very nice place to be. Most seasonal campers are like family.

The area is great but the rent for a spot is to high and the utilities are outrageous. I paid more…read morefor my RV utilities than I do my 3800 square ft home.

Very clean cabin! Beautifully decorated. Super laid back and easy-going vibe in entire place puts…read moreyour mind at ease so you can focus on relaxing and enjoying time with family & friends. Very Veteran-friendly place, even has a local VFW right next door. I only wish I had listened to my brother-in-law when he reminded us to bring trash bags, a few extra rolls of toilet paper, and a scrubby sponge for washing dishes. Otherwise, our Pappa Bear Cabin had everything our family needed to cook breakfast, and more.

What a nice quiet campground! Owners were so friendly and welcoming. Our site was level and shady…read more The whole place was clean and well kept! Looking forward to visiting again!

I had a delightful time at this park! I don't even have kids, but I enjoyed the farm animals and…read morezip line on the property. There is a massage table inside the laundry room, to pamper the adults. If you do have kids, they'll love the playground and swimming pool. The property has well-maintained landscaping and utilities. Other businesses Don Huey owns share the property, such as auto repair, which might be a perk to staying here! I would return.

The Lincoln Highway is a more scenic, cheaper, and historic way to get through southern PA as…read morecompared to taking the PA Turnpike. At 42nd. and Broadway in New York City in the Lincoln Highway started and ended in San Francisco. I got on the Lincoln Highway west of Philadelphia (King of Prussia, PA) and back on 81 a little bit west of the museum. This stretch of the Lincoln Highway included Amish Country, Gettysburg (Civil War), and the Flight 93 Memorial (9-11).

If you love transportation history, you'll enjoy this gem of a museum! Focusing on the Lincoln…read moreHighway in Western PA, it highlights some of the iconic landmarks such as the Ship Hotel and the Coffee Pot. After visiting the exhibits you can relax and enjoy a cup of coffee and a slice of pie in the renovated Serro's Diner. Other amenities include an electric car charging station and a weekly SupperMarket on Wednesday evenings during the summer months. Picnic al fresco choosing from many food trucks and grooving to free music from local musicians.

We rented 4 quads from these folks for 72 hours. I think we put over 20 hours on them during that…read moretime. First off, the equipment was top notch, from the trailers to the 650 can am quads themselves. They were extremely burly, had 4WD and winches but in reality didn't need either except for the most challenging terrain. They are super fun 2 seaters though nothing broke down so we didn't need to put anyone on back. If you did have a break down though, you'd be in good shape. These things even have 12V cigarette style chargers which was great for 3 nights of camping in the boonies. Brian and mike even provided a plug kit in case we had any issues. The amazing trailer was very easy to load and was right sized for the quads so everything fit just right. We tried not to damage the equipment, but a few things happened that were above general wear and tear. Honestly, we all agreed that the charges after were fair, something like 10% of the total which included a destroyed helmet that was brand new. All in all we had a great time, with great equipment, and Brian and Mike took care of us so we will be back next year. Please be nice to quad 1, I want it back, it treated me well.

Very bad experience, within the 1st 15 minutes a person in our party got stuck and the guide did…read morenot know how to properly pull the UTV out, he tried to pull it thru the mud making it stuck worse instead of pulling it out backwards the way it got stuck. Then they wanted to charge me for a belt and not return my $1000 deposit. We were charged for the deposit and the the cost of the trip. I tried for 2 months to reach Brian, he would never call me back and the only communication i had was through his assistant, it was very frustrating. Needless to say i would not recommend Appalachian Adventures.

My review is just for the store. It's a welcome oasis biking along the Ghost Town Trail. There is…read morea pavilion in Dilltown right across the street from this establishment so it is handy to come to the store for drinks, snacks, and food. And, of course, while you're doing that, you just have to walk through this welcoming eye-appealing store that smells so good, too! And, don't forget they have an upstairs to roam, as well. We ended up buying some candles (had to watch what I bought to make sure it fit in my bike bag!). But there were many items that attracted my attention. Next time! Oh, and the woman minding the store was so very sweet and gracious! Definitely makes you want to come back!

This is my favorite place to go in the world! The rooms are clean and attractive. The hosts,…read moreCyndi and her son Corey are AWESOME, delightful and pleasant. The food is OUTSTANDING! They are right on the Ghost Town Trail which is really charming and interesting. They do a Jimmy Stewart show at Christmas (awesome) and an Edgar Allen Poe show at Halloween. They also have The Pickadilly Herb Faire in June. I can recommend this place enough. I could go on and on about it, so get on the phone and head over!

My husband and I have gone on many trips with Mcllwain and never had a bad experience. The staff…read moreon the bus are amazing and so helpful. The trips are well planned out and never disappointed. They give you many fun things to do and some down time for yourself. The hotels are always great and have had many fun times traveling with them. No better way to go. Why drive when they take you from door to door, no worries. Drivers are nice and the tour ladies are so much fun, esp Lori, she is great. Thanks Gary & Paulette

So we book a trip to see the Cherry Blossoms with this company. The day before I was called with…read moreour itinerary. I was told that we would be touring from 12-5:30 and would return to Johnstown at 10:30 Not even close . The traffic in DC was horrible. Our tour guide was terrible. We had to listen about the history of DC which nobody was interested in. My tour of the Cherry Blossom was 13 minutes and was herded on the bus by 4:20 and pulling out at 4:51. NOT OK!!! My friend reached out to the company and got a crappy response from Tracy basically telling us so what. Customer service was horrible. Our complaint was not taken seriously. I have a documented conversation giving me times and an invoice. NEVER BOOK WITH MCLLWAIN.

The good: clean, plenty of seating, drink prices are reasonable. It has the cheers atmosphere…read more Lot of power drinkers. Avoid the one female bartender , who probably wears comfortable shoes. She's just abrasive.

The prototypical dive bar…read more.. Of our bar hopping stops on Saturday night, this appeared to be the most popular of places we attended. It was the smallest of all the places, the bar itself was small and cozy, and the beer selection was not wide nor varied, but man, was this place busy. As with most dive bars, the place had character and was filled with 'characters'. The craft beer selection was painfully limited but they did offer your normal selection of mixed drinks. The place is also very small. It makes for a cozy and "intimate" ambiance, but then again bellying up to the bar was a pain. Overall, this is the piously place currently in this little hicktown and it was in full display.