Place is nice! I love the variety of choices of what you could do. Service is very kind and…read morehelpful! Value is good as well!! If you are bored and wanna do something downtown. Stop by here! ITS AMAZING!!

Loved having a place to go to paint ceramics and have them fired. Would have liked a little more…read moredirection as to their process as it was our first visit there and we felt a little lost as to how to start, but we are pretty crafty people and figured it out as we went along, and what we didn't, we asked the young girls working there. All in all, well worth it and we will be back.

Amazing! Knowledgeable and amazing owners & staff. Alpacas are friendly and lovely. Learning…read moreabout the fiber processing was fascinating. Great day trip for adults and families alike.

Saengerbund Oktoberfest is an annual festival that celebrates German-American heritage with food,…read moremusic, beer, amusements and shopping. It occurs the third weekend of September normally. Although it is nothing like Oktoberfests in Germany, it is about as close as you'll get without boarding a plane and using your passport. We went and had a great time last Fall. It was an easy trip from the Philadelphia area and offered much more than the weak Octoberfests that seem to pop up and disappear forever in the Philly area. The highlights were the food and music under the big tent! The beer was good, but the offerings were a tad disappointing. None of the beers that make German beers the envy of others. Like at any festival, the prices are on the high side. Everything is paid for using tickets that can be purchased at booths throughout the venue. The plum cake is awesome! Sweet yet a bit sour-not overly sugary or heavy. The other desserts are also very good. I was excited about the roast pork-but found it a bit bland and greasy. The sausages and sides were all a little disappointing-they could and should be improved. In general, buffet-quality food, at festival prices. The music was good, and as would be expected, hyper-traditional German "muzik." The dancers clearly do what they do out of pride and love-definitely a mom and dad dance club vibe to their performances. But that makes it even more charming and far better than an Epcot Center-Disney-Gone-Wild über-version of traditional german dances. Saengerbund Oktoberfest also has a carnival-like midway with rides (included in the price of admission). Certainly a plus for the kids-should you bring any. Also there is a good selection of "German" souvenir kitsch at über-prices so you can take home a reminder of the day or as a shout-out to your german heritage. One big downside (at least for me) is the "let's go drink beer until we puke" element that seems to become more prevalent as the day turns into night. Another downside is the porta-potty situation. Too few pottys, too many people waiting in long lines, and too many drunken 20-somethings "sneaking" into the bushes to release über-amounts of kidney-processed beer.

Attended my very good friends wedding there, mostly the reception but it was fun. Pretty roomy, big…read moredance floor, the bar area was tucked behind the stage. The staff hired to tend the bar were friendly. I like that it was decorated with German stuff. Pretty conveniently located too, close to the highway so you're not searching for it. I especially liked the vast selection of beers.

My dad is a member here and has been for the last four or so years. When I visit him he takes me to…read moredinner here one night during the visit. Since my mother's passing he has become somewhat of a regular and dined here one maybe twice a week. The club was probably built in the 1960s based upon the design and layout. It's nice but dated. The veranda offers a really nice view of the golf course. On summer evenings it's adds to the usual pleasant dining experience. I have been here numerous times over the course of the last few years. They offer their regular standard dining fare (steak, chicken & fish) and offer daily, weekly and weekend specials. The food is good with some dishes being really good and others mediocre. The service here is very attentive as you would expect a country club to be towards the members. The bar area is nice and they have an ample selection of specialty drinks, wines, domestic & imported beers along with a few local craft beers selections. Overall it's an okay venue. The food is usually good and the service is quick and attentive. Most importantly they take care of my dad here which is a big plus.

The staff in the pro shop are ignorant and condescending. When shopping for clothing at the pro…read moreshop during an event, my husband asked for a 2x. He was told "we don't cater to fat people" by one of the kids working there. When this was told to the pro, we were called liars. We are not members, but have purchased passes for charities and this is how we get treated? I implore anyone thinking of becoming members to look elsewhere.

Vince's has an excellent set of mini-golf courses under shade, which is much appreciated on hot…read moresunny days. Inside, we like to hit the small arcade for games old and new, from the multi-cade with Pac-Man to the newer like Halo Fireteam Raven. Skee-ball, ticket dispensing puzzlers, snacks, batting cages, Vince's has a little of everything. Friendly staff, a lot of fun!

Vince's is no Chuck E Cheese but you can still have a good time with young children. Although the…read morePlayPark was shut down, (there's a warning about renovations on their website) my 3 year nephew and I were still able to make the most of our visit. He stuck to what was within reach, by riding the 1-token fire truck and motorcycle in front of the PlayPark, playing skeeball, and trying out the NERF Arcade shooting game. While I enjoyed the TMNT 4-player arcade game and shooting basketballs at the NBA hoops. We won most of our tickets from skeeball, NERF Arcade, and NBA hoops. *BE MINDFUL that not all of the arcade games disperse tickets so you know what you are paying and playing for.* We didn't win enough tickets to redeem anything that we liked. Now onto the food: you have to buy an entire personal pizza instead of a slice. Not a bad thing because it can easily be split between two people or devoured by a very hungry person. The pizza is solid. Much better than I anticipated. It has a homemade taste to it, much like those homemade English muffin pizzas that one can make at home. The candy bars are about $1.25 a piece. We also tried the MiniMelts ice cream vending machine. I didn't like the cotton candy flavor but my nephew ate every bite! We'll be returning!

The carnival rides are included so that puts it a little above others. Parking was well organized!…read moreI was scared it'd be a fight for a spot situation in a big parking lot. There's people directing it all and you park in the open grass in neat rows. All that said, I probably wouldn't go again. I feel like it's a given they'll be long lines at any horror attraction. 3 stars not because I had to wait so long but because the haunted areas were just not worth the wait. The actors were fun though, built off my groups comments and leaned into it. Ideal if you don't want to be terrified but just a little anxious. I was just left unimpressed by the hayride and indv houses/areas. I can look past the long lines, that's the case anywhere but just a little worst here. I think all the waiting really killed the mood and excitement. I believe tickets are only Friday-Sunday so no weekday options to avoid crowds.

Came here with some friends last night, the line for the hayride was SO LONG. We were in line for…read moreover 2 hours before we were able to go on. Then the hayride drops you in the cemetery, where there's ANOTHER LINE. I feel like I spent $60 just to wait in line. We got there around 8 and it was midnight when we got to the 4th attraction because of all the waiting we had to do. We wound up tapping out because we were hungry but we didn't have a chance to really experience anything else. The scenes are nicer than other haunted houses I've been too and the scare actors were on point, I just wish it was better organized

First rodeo and boy was it fun!…read more A rodeo was on my mom's bucket list. So we went and I did not know what to expect. It rained so there was a lot of mud. Bring a cooler. There was truck riding, bull riding, steer wrestling. Really good time. The funnel cake was banging. Get there early and sit in the higher seats. If you are there for the bull riding sit closest to the announcers station. It's rough to get out of the parking lot after the show.

I will caveat this review by saying we went to a Sunday afternoon show. It was not anywhere near…read moresold out. We showed up around 10am to tailgate. We had our pick of spots and set up along the tree line. The lot was clean and so were the porta pots. There were also plenty of trash cans around to clean up. We could see from the lot and the stands (from the Peking lot) that there was no reason to go inside early to get seats. We walked in 10 minutes before the show and there were plenty of seats available. It's BYOB so you can bring a cooler inside with you! The only rule, no glass! Easy enough. We were there for a bull riding event. They made the show fun and entertaining. The kids had a blast. I wish they would share the scoring or who is leading etc. We had no idea who was winning. The prices inside weren't too bad. They have a souvenir store with T-shirt's and toys etc. They were also selling cowboy hats for $60-$90 or so. All in all, we enjoyed our day. It was worth the $30/ticket.

Food is nothing special here but sometimes after a long day of walking back and forth from the…read morepaddock to the track, it will do. It's not too expensive and the French dip is decent. We had the same server twice and she was friendly and fast.