Don't spend your money here. They don't follow the service animal laws. Denied me access to the…read moreshop unless I carried my service dog around the store. He was leashed and I have his ID which they refused to recognize. Will be reporting this location for violating the law.

A great park with a lot of amenities! One of the newest features that everyone loves is the…read moresplash pad. It is a great addition to the park and is really fun for kids of all ages. It is nice that there are pavilions right near it and also seating and changing areas that make it convenient for families. Make sure to check the hours, though because it can be sporadic or under maintenance. The park also has trails, soccer and baseball fields, playgrounds and is pet friendly. Really something for everyone!

This is an awesome park! Multiple playgrounds, a splash pad, baseball fields, nice pavilions,…read moreplenty of parking, clean bathrooms. It's a really big park so be sure go drive around and check out all of the amenities! I like that there is a playground for older kids and one for younger ones. The splash park is open certain hours so be sure to double check before heading there. Also, there's not a lot of shade anywhere in the park but especially at the playground and splash park.

Definitely a nice park, needs updated a little, like the little sand pit, my kids had a good time,…read morewe would definitely go again

What a great park. There were two playgrounds and a sandpit. One of the playgrounds was very very…read moreunique. The trail was very lovely as well.

This campground was surprisingly amazing! Got an end RV site with full hookups for 2 nights, $50…read moreper night. Plenty of space, the grounds were well taken care of, and everything worked as it should at the site. The employees were friendly and down to earth, which made the whole experience worth every penny. Might be one of my new favorite places to RV! Also, they have a brand new bath house which was clean and well stocked. Couldn't ask for more.

Very family oriented. Lots of activities planned throughout the season. This is our second time…read morestaying and the staff has been very helpful. We had some truck issues and weren't able to leave when planned so they helped us extend our stay and even towed our trailer to our new spot for us. I believe all sites are FHU and have cable. Pads are gravel and pretty level for the most part. There is a pond on the lower portion of the park with fish and frogs and beautiful trees lining that area. As well as a huge field. Slightly up the hill is the General Store with last minute items you might have forgotten for example snacks, drinks or even RV items. Not to mention there is a playground area. Closer to the top of the hill is a set up bathrooms with about 6-8 toilet stalls and about 4-6 shower stalls. (coin operated, 25 cents) Water pressure is good and water does get hot. Across from there is a pool. And a little further up is another pond that you can fish in. Permits are sold in the store. Campfires are allowed and there are quite a few fire pits and picnic tables scattered around the park. We were here last year for fourth of july and they put on a great firework show. As well as during treasure week, check out the details on their website. It's a pretty big deal around here.

We went there on a Friday and a Sunday and had a terrific time. Lots of vendors plenty of food,…read moremusic singing we had a great time.

This was my first opportunity to attend this festival which is dedicated the battle of Ft Ligonier…read morethat took place during the French and Indian War. My husband and I missed the parade since it was a rainy morning but I did manage to get a glimpse of the Heinz hitch as it was going by and some of the University of Pittsburgh marching band as well as a float or two left parked. The festival is spread out throughout the entire town which is fairly small. Vendors and crafts are set up in various locale all around. If you are not up to walking they do have a complimentary shuttle that will take you to where you want to go. At the center where the diamond of the town sits is an information booth. They are on hand to answer all your questions as well as give you a festival map with all the events, food, vendors, etc. They have live entertainment in the Gazebo throughout the day. Make sure to check your guide if there is anyone in particular you wish to see. Most of the vendors are craft vendors and some of them I have seen elsewhere such as the Three Rivers Arts Festival and the Pittsburgh Home and Garden show. They have other specialty services scattered around such as healthcare or major product advertising. Perhaps the best is that they do re enactments of the battle of Fort Ligonier. It's neat to see the townspeople dressed in colonial costume and militia. Food abounds in this place with the majority of it being around the diamond. There is no shortage of desserts, ice cream, and pizza. Much of the food is your typical fried stuff but look around if you see something that interests you. As far as restroom faculties are concerned, all they have are port a johns. You're not going to find a business that will let you in for that purpose. While we had hoped to park at the high school and shuttle over that lot was full so we were able to find "grass" parking on Rt. 711 south of the town for a fee. We grabbed a bite to eat at the "Laughing crab"-reviewed separately and later went for dessert at a raspberry and fruit vendor. Needless to say I loved our desserts there. I had a mixed raspberry and blackberry pie while my husband had raspberry shortcake ala mode. They don't skimp on toppings here. We found it interesting to look around at some of the original vendors we hadn't seen before. I was very impressed with one who uses old post office boxes found in the Post Office and used different types of wood to make banks. It's like having your own combination lock to a mini safe. Time did not permit us to see everything but we were very pleased with what we did see. We did not get the chance to tour the fort itself. There is a separate admission charge for that but hope to on some future visit. Fort Ligonier days are always held the 2nd full weekend in Oct. The vendors sell their merchandise from 9-6 on Friday and Saturday and from 9-5 on Sunday. It definitely was worth a visit and next time plan to come earlier so I can see the parade.

Awesome fireworks store. Staff was super helpful and friendly! Scan and video display of fireworks…read morewas cool and helpful.

Place is awesome and the staff was really helpful in describing all of their items. Huge selection…read moreand a bunch of stuff that I have never seen before. I have been back three times already because the kids love the shows I've been putting on. Stocking up for a nice 4th of July party!

Definately better than any other franchise type store. Go to DNT. Small store but huge 'bang' for…read moreyour buck.

DNT Fireworks delivers unmatched quality, huge variety, and thrilling shows--hands down the best!read more

July 4th is a huge day in Zelienople, and Community Park is the hub of most of the activities. We…read morelistened to a wonderful performance by the Pittsburgh Philharmonic that featured Guys and Dolls, Porgy and Bess, and The Stars and Stripes Forever. That was followed by a spectacular fireworks display. It was an enjoyable evening for everyone.

There are baseball fields, walking trails, shelters, an amphitheater, nice playground, and they…read morejust redid the pool! We love going here in the summer to swim, and it's cheap to get in! They have a diving board, slide, sitting area, floats in the pool, new kiddie area, lounge chairs, lots of new stuff! They still have a concession stand and tables to sit at but you are allowed to order outside food to be delivered as well. They also do private pool parties in the evenings. Very nice, clean park. Totally worth checking out!