This B&B is INCREDIBLE! Just went for one night and my boyfriend had booked us the Carriage House…read moreroom for the stay. It is meant to sleep 6 people, but we loved the amount of space and the character of the loft. The grounds of the B&B were gorgeous and we were encouraged to wander around and explore. The owner Pamela made us the best French toast I've ever had, and lovingly delivered it to us on our private deck. We left feeling rejuvenated and relaxed. And will definitely be back!

Pamela was a great host, made all of it a spectacular life expierence, and we will be visiting…read moreagain soon. Felt so at home there , warm cozy, romantic !! Tops in my book

Thought we were going to be in a train not a caboose. There was barely room for the 11 peopleI…read moreinside it! Not a very helpful staff. We had tickets for the 12:30 train 7/20/25. we asked the woman taking tickets where to get the train and she did not know. We had bought tickets for the inside passenger train only to find out we had to sit in an over crowded caboose with practically no visibility sucking in diesel fuel! Very disappointing. Not worth the time or the money.

(This visit was made during the times of Covidious in May. When things return to a look of…read morenormality - your experience likely will vary.) Update Time: A brief Internet search will tell you that PA has got a crap ton of tourist train rides that you can take. Pandemics aside, under normal conditions there are 8 or 9 operating lines east of the Susquehanna which is a hell of lot more per capita than you'll find pretty much anywhere else in the country. You've got everything from a national park operation funded by the NPS in Scranton to the Strasburg Rail Road which is sort of the gold standard of the tourist railroad experience and many others in between. With that said, if you're looking for what small time single line branch line railroading was like a century ago, this is it right here in Kempton. While I don't get out here nearly as often I did at one point, the beauty of coming here is that literally nothing ever changes. You're riding on the same rails that people's grandparents and great grandparents would have taken to go from a few of the small neighboring farming towns along the line to Slatington High School or for a few of the commodities the were shipped out by rail such as cement or potatoes. The operation at the WK&S is pretty simple. Basically they run every Sunday from May through the beginning of November with a few event weekends thrown in like the obvious festivities around Christmas. Departure times are almost always on the hour between 1pm-4pm and the typical consist will be one of their diesel-electric engines, a coach, their open car and a caboose. The round trip from Kempton to Wanamaker and takes about 40 minutes to go the 6 miles. Two of the big perks here are that they are dog friendly and that your ticket allows you to ride all day, so if you i.e. show up this Sunday for the 2pm departure you can ride the 2, 3 and 4 for one price. That stuff doesn't apply for the Christmas trips but it's good for the bulk of their rides all season long. Sure, over the years the railroad has had a few problems such as an embezzlement issue: www.mcall.com/news/mc-xpm-2014-05-07-mc-pennsylvania-money-stolen-from-hawk-mountain-tr-20140507-story.html I also have the distinction of being on what is probably the only train in their 50+ year history that hit a car. It happened 10+ years ago at Trexler crossing (the only real crossing on the line where traffic is a possibility) and afterward everyone on the train had to walk the short remaining distance back to the station. www.mcall.com/news/mc-xpm-2009-09-07-4437179-story.html Overall the price is very economical and the scenery with Hawk Mountain, the orchard, the creek, the track side house with the horses are all unique. Sure Kempton is in the middle of nowhere but trip out there is worth it to get a completely authentic experience unchanged by time.

We had a lovely stay in the Garden Room of the Dockside B&B for one night…read more Do not expect a hot breakfast - you get a cute little basket of bagel/muffin, fruit and some juice. There is a Keurig coffee maker in the room. Super clean and well kept. Gorgeous property. Donna was a lovely hostess. Definitely eat at the Bake Oven/Curious Goods.

Booked the Garden Room for a weekend stay in the area for a baby shower, with my boyfriend. The…read moreroom was stunning. Crisp and white, with beautiful furnishings. The grounds are absolutely gorgeous. The grounds have a gazebo that looks stunning when lit up at night. They also have a fire pit and a paddle boat. Donna and Bob are amazing hosts that go above and beyond. Check out their recommendations when you are there too. They are excellent. I cannot say enough great things about this place!

If you are truly into camping and looking to connect with nature, avoid this "campground" at all…read morecosts. It is an overpriced, poorly maintained mobile home community where you better like your neighbor because everyone is on top of each other. Definitely do NOT go there in a tent or with a small travel trailer. Sure they can accommodate you, but you get lost in between the mega rigs surrounding you. Sure the views are beautiful, but then the golf carts start up and it's a non-stop thruway in front of your "campsite" all day. I didn't even want to sit outside. Couldn't even read a book. No peace, no quiet. Picnic benches are cracked and splintered. Fire rings are strewn about. And the bath houses (at least up on the hill) might be the most disgusting I've ever seen in my 50 years of camping (for $98 a night)! Moldy shower curtains, cobwebs everywhere, dirty showers that looked like they hadn't been cleaned for months. Random sewer smells were common as we walked around -- not sure if it was the neighboring farms or a sewer issue at the park. Employees and management were unpleasant and showed zero hospitality towards us. If you are looking for a place to park your big rig, this may be up your alley. If you are looking for a true camping experience, steer clear.

Been a seasonal for a while and love this campground the first year. But ever since, nothing but…read moredownhill. New management is awful. Very rude. This campground gets worse and worse. Cleanliness is awful and activities have turned to nothing. The manager is very unpleasant and very selective of who she likes. Not a good look for the place. Also the campground smells like a giant fart. Don't recommend. Such a shame because Appalachian, their sister campground, is so beautiful. Go there instead. Much more activities, amazing stuff, and overall gorgeous.

Cathy and PA wine Tours are fantastic! Cathy spent time with us beforehand to be sure she delivered…read moreexactly what our group wanted for the day. The result was really a perfect day in the beautiful countryside of PA (we felt like we were in Europe), where we tasted great wines, learned about the area and the wineries, and had great fun all along the way. Cathy attended to every detail, from photos of us all enjoying ourselves to the picturesque scenery, to the food that was available to accompany our tastings--and a bus that was outfitted perfectly too. Our group of 9 was impressed with every detail, but most of all had the best possible, personal experience that exceeded every expectation among us. We had no idea that such a phenomenal experience was possible in PA--but let me say it is!

Cathy was my point of contact for planning a wine tour in the Jim Thorpe area for a bachelorette…read moreweekend. She was a pleasure to work with and was very accommodating to our specific needs. She is knowledgeable and experienced, which was great because she could provide key recommendations. She always replied promptly to emails and answered all of our many questions thoroughly. Thank you!!

I went on a Renegade Tour a few weeks ago for a bachelorette party, it was absolutely incredible!…read moreEddie our tour guide kept us on schedule and kept things fun. His tour bus is very clean, he is extremely knowledgeable about each winery. Eddie makes everything truly simple and takes the annoyance of having to plan out every detail, he does it all! I have told many of my friends about my experience, I can't wait to book another Renegade Tour !

excellent. we had my cousins Bach party with renegade wine tours. I'm a local and loved the…read morewineries they chose. Eddie was an awesome driver as well and made the trip even more fun!

I have used Infinity Limousine for years! It is the only company I will ever use for airport…read moretransportation. I have had multiple drivers, all of whom are friendly, professional and on time. They are experts in communication, reliability and service. The owner, Andy, is a star! He has come through for me on multiple occasions with last minute requests and a heartfelt concern for emergencies that have brought me back to Reading on numerous occasions. I highly recommend this company for any of your transportation needs. Thank you!

Our driver Jim was very professional. We had nice conversation on the way down. Would have loved…read morefor him to be our driver upon our return tomorrow but he only enjoys night driving. We understand that. Looking forward to our phone call from tomorrow's driver soon.

I want to say that your taxi service went above and beyond what I expected. My driver Al was very…read moreprofessional and courteous. He drove me to my destination, and returned 5 days later to bring me home. A very pleasant experience, and I will only use your service in the future, if needed. Gloria B. Easton,Pa. 11-26-2023

My gf and I needed a ride to and from Newark Airport for a Florida vacation trip. Couldn't have…read morebeen happier to find these guys. The SUV was immaculate and well maintained and Alex the driver was prompt, courteous and professional. He tracked our ETA on the pickup from Newark and was there when the plane landed and made sure that he was easy to find. Great service and would recommend to anyone who needed a smooth, stress free ride to the airport.