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.

Just had a great last-minute stay at Hemlock Acres! Rudy (the landowner/camp-runner) is incredibly…read morefriendly and welcoming, as is his wife. It's a very clean campground, in such a special pocket of the forest. Right next to Bald Eagle Forest. There are bears on the property; didn't see any but it was pretty cool to be in their neck of the woods!

My husband and I rented a cabin for the weekend last year for a Penn. state game in October. It…read morewas a very convenient place to stay for the game, we also hit a couple of wineries on the way in before the game!! Absolutely beautiful campground, Rudy was super nice and helpful and the cabin was quite a bit bigger than we had expected based on the pictures. The cabin itself was very basic, and firewood was provided for the wood burner. We were actually HOT one night and cracked the window, no worries about not being warm enough. The shower could use a little updating and there was a note that said sometimes the pilot light goes out and there might not be hot water and if that happened to find the owner and they would help. Luckily it worked, but it could use something other than a pallet to stand on ;) Look, it's not the holiday inn, but I would prefer a rustic cabin on beautiful land over a boring sterile hotel room any day!!

We stayed in Cabin #2 The Whispering Pines cabin. We had a nice experience for the most part. The…read morecabin was warm and the WiFi worked great. The couch was a little on the shorter side so it was slightly difficult to get comfortable on the couch. The bed was pretty low to the ground and it was tough to get in and out of and both my boyfriend and I had trouble sleeping because of it. There were bugs across the floor of the cabin near the windows in the living room. There was no broom and dustpan anywhere that we could find to clean it up. If we come back I think we'll most likely stay at the Tiny Homes. They were much cleaner and the bed was a lot more comfortable.

We rented one of the tiny homes and it was absolutely perfect for a wkd getaway for my husband and…read moreI. We already dream of returning.

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.

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.

This is an unusual restaurant in that it is in a truck stop and it's really not too bad. We have…read moregone mostly and perhaps only for the buffet on holidays (where you should make reservations). It is home style cooking, like your aunt makes. There are a lot of locals there, and by the looks of it, not a lot of yelpers. But, the food is good, fresh, and on holidays, holiday style with stacks of fried chicken, nice ham, (dry) turkey, lovely clam chowder (with bacon), and a nice salad bar. I've not eaten there on a weekday, but it looks worth trying for a diner experience. It is very close to the Buckhorn, but is what it is, not what the Buckhorn is trying to be, but is not. I would and have gone back. The basic meals are $, but the buffer ($15 on weekends, is $$).

Bestway in my opinion has provided the Milesburgh Area and High School Sports community with…read morecontinuous support albeit thru hot meals during a playoff run or an all out opportunity for our local athletes to reach there full potential via a top notch training room.....this place was a pillar of a small community that went unappreciated for decades....the ownership at bestways infancy was a self made generational real American dream passed down from the hard work and dedication of those that came before to those that stepped willingly into there role as the years passed...Personally....I grew up within this unique employer, I learned life lessons first hand from men who knew what it takes to seize your destiny.....I'm forever gratefull....sounds corny as all hell....butt....step to a Pighetti Man you will be dismantled and humbled ....in a way that only a truly successful self made individual can do....this place is class and grit....I'm proud to be a Bestway

This is a great remote spot to hike, camp, fish, and generally just get away from everything. It…read moreis located within the Rothrock State Forest, adjacent to Greenwood Furnace State Park, and near the site of an old CCC camp. There are 18 rustic campsites, with water fountains/spigots, non-flush toilets, picnic tables, and grills available for campers and day use visitors. There are garbage cans available, but it is advised that you pack out your trash if possible. The roads leading into and out of the park are unpaved and are not plowed in the winter. Four wheel drive is not necessary to get there, but if you drive a car that is low to the ground be aware that the trip up will not be the smoothest. We spent a long weekend here in mid October, and while there were a few other couples and families camping on Fri/Sat night, on Sunday we were completely alone. It was isolated and a little creepy, but ultimately it was really nice to be away from civilization! Rangers drive through a couple times of day. There are some nice trails, lots of wildlife (keep your food in your car, if you don't want to be visited by foxes and coyotes in the middle of the night) streams, and a pond that is stocked for fishing. It is a nice, quiet place to kick back & enjoy the outdoors. I am really looking forward to visiting again!

Used to take Leo here to stare at the stars. Wow! There's a crapload of them here. Was always glad…read moreLeo was along because there's remnants of the famous Seven Mountains black wolf pack still around. Maybe they were just huge black coyotes but they certainly sounded like the wolves from a Dracula movie howling.

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.