Thank you so much for allowing me to use my golf certificate/fun opportunity to go to the…read moregolf/driving range there. it actually doesn't LOOK like it would be A DRIVING RANGE, until you go back behind the place! Wonderful staff and facilities for what my grandchildren and I were needing it for! THANKS SO. UCH!

Hidden gem for family entertainment! This is a reasonably priced very nice mini golf course with…read morebeautiful landscaping, water features tucked in back of a quiet neighborhood. This is a great place to take the kids or would even be a fun date night.

What a hidden gem! So glad my son & I visited! Really enjoyed not only the challenging 22 holes but…read morethe grounds were beautiful and peaceful, like you were in a secret garden. The owners a husband & wife team are super friendly! Would definitely come back if in the area!

Beautiful scenery (forgot to take pictures lol) with a very unique course, definitely a bit…read moredifficult but was extremely enjoyable. Quiet, not a lot of people, but you are accompanied by bullfrogs, butterflies, and dragonflies. We got distracted watching the frogs and taking pictures of the butterflies. Definitely is a hidden treasure.

I've come to respect smaller, local mountains like Tussey. No, they aren't going to draw numbers by…read moretheir 500-foot vertical drops, but for a few hours with feet in the bindings, hills such as this are great. Much better to have them nearby than...not skiing! I've always wondered about Tussey after knowing the family who owned it in the '80's- the Aicholtz, or something like that-who went on to own Blue Marsh Ski Area, where I worked for a season. Recent trips to PSU have piqued that interest, and a free Saturday before THON Hoops on Sunday was a no brainer. Kids and dad are skiing! It was a really good day. Let me hit the main points below... Pros: 1. Layout of facility: Parking is close very to lodge and base of hill...two rows away close. Ticket shop and rental shops are well marked. No crazy uphill climbs to get to the lift. Logical layouts, bathrooms accessible. 2. Reasonable Prices: Rentals were $31; noon to 5 lift ticket was $30. Combined, this is cheaper than Elk's lift ticket alone! Rentals were a bit steep, but the cheap lift ticket absorbs it. 3. Terrain: Ok, only 5 runs, granted. However, for 5 runs, one is a beginner (Deer Run), two are great intermediates with wide runs and decent drops (Utah and Tuscarora), and one with decent moguls (Grizzly). Plus, Tuscarora and Utah have cool terrain park elements. Overall, for 5 runs they are varied and interesting. Oh, and a beginner hill...didn't spend time there. Cons: 1. Food: One rather nasty hamburger was consumed ($4) before we purchased the rest of the meals from a vendor outside on the patio outside the lodge...which was really good. Choose this option! 2. Lack of vertical: 500 feet go by quickly, but short lift lines and a quick ride to the top means you're back on your skis quickly! Longest trail is .75 mile. Other: 1. Clientele: Lots of college kids here- no surprise. There was some yahoo-ish-ness from some of the skiers and boarders, typical for a college town. Also some really talented skiers and boarders! 2. Snow: decent conditions for a 40-degree day. Good snow pack, with one bald-spot wearing through. Some ice at the top. 3. Lodge: Definitely smallish, lacking in character...but clean, with some good views. Wife spent most of the day inside with #3 non-skiing son, and was grateful for the wifi. 4. Rental Shop: Small space, cramped, but it does the job. Newer looking skiis. 5. Staff: Call this one neutral; not overtly friendly. Lack of visible ski patrol members; usually, they are busy training and practicing hauling injury dummies down the mountain. Very few present today. Verdict: Locals should be grateful for this hill; it serves a purpose. It offers decent enough skiing without the drive, perfect for a few hours in the afternoon or evening. Odds are we will be back, as it was a perfect venue for our kids to further their skills.

Tried the mini golf. Went at 7:40 and had to wait at least 15 min to find someone to check in and…read morepay. It got dark, the course was packed and they refused to turn on lights despite it being open until 9. Workers were super rude and seemingly drunk. They crashed the golf carts they were trying to park onto the desk and utility poles. Stick to Happy Valley Mini Golf- this place is a joke.

Everyone should golf here. Great place especially in the winter to keep up your skills. Great…read moreprices too.

We had a great time for the 4th of July! Awesome park, decent food, and bring your own cooler?!…read moreSick.

It's a fun little park in the middle of Central Pa - just outside of Altoona. The water park is…read morerefreshing, and pretty easy to navigate. If you order tickets online, you will save about $5 per ticket. Just be sure to stop at the Guest Services window to get your wrist band. Lockers are all day and come in 3 sizes. The large was big enough to get everything we wanted to get in and more. The park, like a lot of places, is cashless. So remember to go in prepared for that.

Fun little local mini golf. 18 holes. Only cash. We came…read moreon a Wednesday and it was $5 night. Usually $6 per person.

Love this place. It is so well maintained and is so cute. Highly recommended. Make sure to check…read moreout Reesers for ice cream when you are done!

On a rainy day visiting Carlisle, I popped into this spot. Because of the rain, no one was on the…read moremini golf course or the go carts, BUT they do have laser tag, an arcade, and indoor go carts under a dry roof. I spent $40 on an arcade card and it got me 1,200 points after playing a few games. Avoid the claw games. I'm experienced and the claw isn't strong enough to work as well as other arcades. Overall, it was a good experience!

We only came Saturday nite for music which was great. The Barn is beautiful with large tables, a…read moredance floor, 2nd level, and a bar. While the beauty is great for a party or Saturday music, it fails on being bougie which I like when I spend money to go out. I want good food & great drinks. My wine was from a box. It was ok, but box wine I can do at home. $86 got us an ok pizza, pretzel bites, a wine in a plastic cup, a special Christmas cosmo in a plastic cup, & 2 simply spiked can beverages the hubs had.