Lights and apples kids had a Great time can't wait to go back love the animals…read more granddaughter felt in love with the little donkey

Great experience for our six year granddaughter. There is a lot to do for children and adults,…read morealike. Very safe environment for kids to run. The barnyard animal barn was the cleanest I have ever visited. The corn pit was probably her favorite attraction. Followed by the berry and wild flower picking. Fantastic afternoon of fun for entire family. Check their website for up to date picking availability. Plenty of food and beverage options. Highly recommended.

Buck Brook Alpaca farm is such a charming place to visit. It's been a family tradition for us for…read moremany years now as we always spend Christmas at The Villa Roma. For a small fee, you can enjoy a one on one experience with their friendly alpacas, or take a few out on a guided tour along the wintery trails. Perfect to soak up all the fresh crisp air. The farm is free to visit, the one on ones have to be reserved ahead of time and paid for. The farm is home for many animals, goat, pigs and you'll often find a few cats following you round as you explore. There's a gift shop on site, which you must stop in to see. They have lots of hand made items, from hats, gloves, to socks and so much more, most made with the fur of the alpacas. Also, They do have soaps and lotions that are made from the milk of the alpaca's, which is the most buttery soft lotions and luxurious soaps you'll ever use. The visit here is worth while, it's a unique way to spend some time with the animals and in nature.

Everyone is so friendly... except this one goat. He wasn't very nice and the peacock comes off as…read morevery self absorbed lol. I'm just kidding. I love this place and suggest the self guided tour if it's not busy. Since everyone is so nice, they will come up and explain anything to you anyway and you can go about the farm at your own pace. If you are in the area, definitely stop by and make Some new, fluffy friends. You can pet the animals from the neck down, but none of the animals are really in the mood to be petted so just enjoy them for what they are. Beautiful creatures who want your food! Have fun!

After more than 20 years of successful shows in the Netherlands, Mysteryland hopped across the pond…read moreand done did their first US festival on the iconic Woodstock '69 grounds. Needless to say, we purchased 3-day camping tickets back in December the first three minutes they went on sale, and all had a killer weekend! The inaugural Mysteryland USA festival featured ten combined stages/areas stages with a Sunday School 3-stage mini-fest going on all weekend. A Friday night pre-party hosted by Nicky Romero was available to those with Nomad weekend camping passes, and Saturday/Sunday set times ran from 1pm all the way till 2am both days. Steve Aoki closed out the main stage on Saturday and Kaskade did the honors on Sunday, but from open to close, our day was jam-packed with killer sets both days, and plenty of exploring and dancing all around. A+ on stage design, sound, lighting, and of course, the talent! The healing garden, complete with yoga and other cool stuff added some well-needed relaxation/rejuvenation to an otherwise high-energy weekend, and there were plenty of (albeit REALLY pricey) food options. Best of all, the campgrounds provided solace just a short walk away from the party! I'm grading on a curve since this is their first time here in the states, but there's a short list for improvement: 1 - Birdie Bucks - Yes, the festival was cashless, with all purchases scanned from your wristband, but you could only purchase "Birdie Bucks" at select locations, and at the "exchange rate" of $10 USD for 9 Birdie Bucks. They claim to refund unused bucks after the festival, but then deduct a $5 service charge, so unless you want to lose money, you need to be planning & doing math so as to use all your wristband funds...and who the hell wants to do that at a festival?! Compound that with the fact that the entire system went down for a few hours, paralyzing all purchases, and you've got reason to reconsider the rationale for the system. ...Fortunately, I found a workaround to the leftover Bucks situation - Go to the merch shop (which accepts BOTH cash and Birdie Bucks), make a purchase, deplete your wristband balance first, then pay the balance in cash. 2 - Water refill stations - located dangerously close (read: inside) the outhouse area causing even more congestion, with not nearly enough pressure to fill up those camelbaks. Here's where they could take a page from Electric Zoo or EDC and have dedicated high-pressure water refill stations manned by volunteers to keep the line moving and the crowd spread out. All in all, in my mind, ID&T, the Mysteryland organizers did a terrific job their first year, and I hope that the Bethel Woods organizers feel the same so we can party on again next Memorial Day weekend!

Do I really want to reveal the mystery that is Mysteryland? As much as I want to keep this place a…read moresecret, hidden away for no one else to discover, I have to shout from the rooftops just how amazing this festival is. 1) The Logistics - Getting in, out, and around is EASY! Having been to many other festivals where just parking your car is a nightmare, Mysteryland had it all figured out. The little roads around the fest took a beating with heavy traffic but it was nothing like Woodstock back in the day I'm sure. The bathrooms were kept extremely clean at all times. I never had issues with toilet paper or disgusting porta-potties. 2) The People - Everyone was so nice and respectful. The staff were always wishing for us to have an amazing time. I loved the vibes here! 4) The Music - A nice selection of genres from hip top and trap to dark techno and everything in between. The sound was amazing! 5) The Stages - They were so perfectly placed. It was easy to go from stage to stage in 5 minutes. I saw so many artists in one day, I was so surprised! The design of the stages is so unique and each has their own vibe. With a festival that is not sold out like Mysteryland, getting to the front of each stage is an easy task. Where you would expect people to be sardines rammed up against the rail, it is the complete opposite. I vowed to never go front row at a show again after recieving many bruises after Steve Aoki in Toronto. Well here I was, front row at Claude Von Stroke and I had a good foot around me to dance and enjoy myself. I was never shoved or pushed once the entire weekend. 6) The Camping - Camp sites were huge and spacious. The Plaza Central with shops, food, and activities stayed open 24/7 which was a big plus. The general store had everything from underwear to extra tents and sleeping bags. 7) The History - This is where WOODSTOCK HAPPENED!! That is probably the most amazing thing about all of this. The hill we climb each day to go to the festival is where thousands of people stood to watch some of the greatest acts to ever live. The museum on site is very well done and can bring a tear to your eye. So much emotion in one place. Music really does bring everyone together. I'll be back Mysteryland! As long as you are around, I will be coming to visit!!

Love going here for a Saturday lunch. Their Ceasar salad is my favorite! We usually pair that with…read moreone of their pizzas which are always delicious. Great atmosphere, especially in the Fall sitting outside. Staff is always friendly. Never had bad service.

The wine, food, atmosphere are wonderful. Very welcoming and fun place. We will most certainly be…read moreback! Wine is stellar.

This is truly a bucket-list spot! They have live music, great bar food, beer, hard alcoholic…read moredrinks, nonalcoholic options, and friendly staff. They even smoke their own meats, including delicious pork. The menu also has burgers, chicken fingers, nachos, and other standard bar favorites. The setting is one of a kind beautiful scenic views, an amazing waterfall, and active train tracks running right alongside the property! Parking is on grass and gravel, and the restrooms are porta-potties, so come prepared. They even host weddings here from time to time. If you love unique outdoor places with good food, drinks, music, and unforgettable scenery, this is a spot you should experience at least once! Ps bring a sweater for them cool nights !

Ordered the Smash burger with fries. The burger only comes out one way as far as if you like it…read morewell done or rare etc. all good though! Place has a nice vibe and good crowd

Great local fair has been around a long long time, many of generations. Check out all the…read moreexhibits. One price to enter/rides. Free Shuttle service from parking lot. Lot's of great food vender, and the fair food stand have great food for great prices.

This county fair has been around for generations, and the rides, attractions, and food has never…read moredisappointed me

This is an amazing gallery, not only do they sell art, wood, paintings, photography, jewelry but…read morethey offer classes. There's over 50 artist and a huge selection. The owners Cindy and Jerry are awesome no pressure to purchase anything, so next time your in the Poconos stop in it's an amazing place to see!

Reaper's has gotten criminally expensive over the years, but I'll still continue to do it year…read moreafter year because it really is that great. Tickets are based on day of the week and time of year, the closer you get to halloween the more expensive it gets. It's also cheaper to go on a weeknight than it is a weekend. My group always goes at the end of September on a weekend and it's about 75 bucks per person. The lines do get crazy and move SO slow. I'm talking a couple feet every half hour. There has been years we've waited over three hours to get in. The later at night you go, the easier it is to get on. The entire experience itself takes about an hour and a half. You start with a hayride through the forest with tons of scary scenes and actor performances. Then you get off the hayride and walk through the attractions for about 45 minutes. At the end there are two additional attractions, pitch black and sector 13. Pitch black is no joke, it is total darkness and incredibly claustrophobic. There's also no guratnee you'll be walking through with your group, like any of the other walking attractions you might get seperated. While its expensive, the production is incredible and every year they set up something new.

Honestly, this place was ridiculously overpriced for what it was. I went in expecting a scary,…read moreimmersive horror experience, but what I got felt more like a terrible theater production than a haunted attraction. There was nothing genuinely frightening about it, and the whole experience felt more focused on acting out scenes than actually scaring people. For the price of admission, I expected a lot more effort, atmosphere, and actual scares. Instead, I left feeling like I wasted my money. Save yourself the cash and find a different haunted attraction that actually delivers on what it advertises.