When you are in Hershey and you want to try something different, you have to stop off at Hershey…read moreOutfitters. The Hershey Outfitters offers great out of the box activities in Hershey including kayaking, a challenge ropes course, Segway tours and a great Falconry experience. I tried out both the ropes-course and the Falconry Experience. First, the ropes-course was a fun activity where you climbed on different events. At the end, you got to do a zip line! While the ropes-course was fun it was nowhere near as amazing as the Falconry Experience. The Experience allowed you to see falcons in action and eventually you get to hold one! While I signed up for the kayaking, I was unfortunately unable to do so because of the rain. I found the cancellation somewhat ridiculous as it was only drizzling, but at least they called somewhat early. All the staff here was really nice and informative! Paul, Jack and Marc were especially great! Altogether, this is a great place to sign-up for a variety of fun activities.

I did the Segway tour and it was so much fun. Aaliyah was the most helpful and kind person. She not…read moreonly was very professional and gave a great tour but she gave us great ideas for what to do in Hershey. Definitely recommend this experience to everyone! :)

The guides gave a thorough safety and intro talk before our drive to the launch…read more once on the river they guide you as to which side to stay on. It is important to stay on certain sides to avoid bigger rocks and your team has to work together. there are simple showers but you need to supply your own towel, soap and shampoo. We were a group of older adults and had a great time!

We had an amazing time rafting down the river with tour guide Rob. Highly recommend to anyone.read more

Peaceful place to camp and enjoy with family and friends great food great rides cheap place to go…read morewith the family

You can't beat free admission and free parking. You also can't beat a $5 slice of pizza or…read morecheeseburger at a legit theme park. It's no wonder why this place draws crowds. Tucked deep in Pennsylvania coal country (i.e. the middle to nowhere) you can find the rollercoasters rising out of the hills and this cute little park that time has luckily spared. There's something for everyone here, and with rides and games being pay as you go you can have as action packed or as relaxed of a day as you choose. There's even a large pool in the park for the hottest of summer days. I can see why this place has its diehard fans. With ample camping and rentals around the perimeter you can turn a trip here into a full vacation easily.

The staff are friendly and seem safety oriented. This is a close place to travel to in the area…read morewith decent snowmaking with nice snow tubing and slopes. It was not too crowded and the guests were orderly (which is not always the case). Food is okay. I recommend getting your tickets online in advance! Keep in mind that due to the borderline temperatures the courses can get icy.

Many years make many differences. After two ownership changes and the final acquisition by Vail…read moreCorporation Roundtop has become less of what it was these past years. The family friendliness is gone. The daycare is gone. The daytime weekly mom's on the mountain is gone. Even the plugs for crockpots are gone. Can you believe even the complimentary check-in for skis is gone It's all corporate. It's all Vail. Yes, your epic pass will work. The mountain hasn't changed. But the people and the vibe that used to make Roundtop a special place for families is nowhere to be seen. A special note to anyone from Vail, who happens to read this. There is is a family of five skiers that grew up at Roundtop because I brought them there. The mothers were able to ski during the week with the babies and toddlers. There was daycare for the babies and toddlers. There were plugs for the crockpot for the lunches downstairs. It's all gone. The only thing left is the purchase price and share value of the corporation. Where do you expect the next generation of skiers to come from?

My daughter said to give them a five. The people are friendly and helpful. This is not the biggest…read morepaintball field in the poconos, but we had a great time and made some new friends.

We had a reservation for paintball to this place for a large group. We called once we were almost…read morethere (driving over an hour) and they told us that they forgot to tell us that they are closed for the day for training. Can't really rate the paintballing itself but were pretty disappointed about them wasting our time.

Such a fun tour! The weather prediction was calling for rain so they kept in touch with multiple…read morecalls to check if our schedule allowed flexibility with the weather changes. Scooters had a chance to practice in the lot before we got on the road. We actually started an hour earlier to try to avoid the worst of the rain. We came prepared for the weather in a convertible! Raincoat. Check. Big umbrella to cover our seats and plastic sheets to shield our legs. Check. Good shoes for mud. Check. We were offered plastic ponchos but they were pretty flimsy. The car interior was definitely not pristine. Coolers were provided with water. We also kept a towel and valuables we wanted to keep dry in there. We picked the yellow smart car which quacked when you hit the horn. The cow car mooed. Every Amish kid pumped their arms for us to hit the horn. We meandered through the quiet countryside. We stopped at a goat farm, leather shop, souvenir store with coffee and delicious fresh pretzels then an ice cream stop. Come prepared and have fun. Sounds like they will no longer offer the scooters in the near future.

We booked the smart cars, and ended up being the only ones on the tour, so it was private and we…read moreleft 30 minutes early. The drive was beautiful. We stopped at a leather maker/store, a cheese store, a creamery and a country store with animals that also sold pretzels and soft serve icecream. The entire trip was about 2 hours. The tour guide was very friendly. The cars were pretty dirty and beat up but still cute and fun to drive. It was so interesting to actually meet some of the Mennonite people working in these locations. We did feel obligated to buy something at each location, especially being the only people on the tour, but we found things we actually wanted to purchase without issue. Overally, we would highly recomend. We did the "country roads excursion".

As the family legend goes, I visited Crystal Cave with my parents as a toddler. My dad carried me,…read moreand I reached out and yanked the pony tail of a man on the tour with us. My mother told the story for years, and she was so embarrassed we never went back to Kutztown. My sister wasn't born yet, so she never got to visit the cave. So our visit was 50 years in the making! The caves are impressive. They are also very much affected by 100+ years as a tourist attraction. Don't come looking for pristine nature. A few stalagtites have been "relocated", and the paths and stairs that allow you to visit have certainly altered things. But it's still cool to see, and the old-timey roadside attraction atmosphere is interesting as a snapshot of another time. The restaurant is fast food, but it looked reasonably priced. We grabbed a cheap slice of shoofly pie to take to Mom, who still has never returned due to my toddler shenanigans. There are acres of land to explore, as well as inexpensive mini-golf if you want to make a day of it here. We enjoyed our day trip.

My child and I went to Crystal cave for the first time and had such a great time learning the…read morehistory and science behind the cave. When you arrive, you park in their large parking spot, enter the gift shop and purchase your tour tickets. After, you'll walk up a big hill to the entrance. Before the tour, you watch a video about the history of the cave. It was very informative. Extremely dated but fun to learn! Our tour guide was great and helpful! We were lucky to be in a small group of only 2 other families. I would definitely bring a jacket because it was very cold for us.

I recently went on a bus trip with Wolf bus lines . From start to end Randy the driver and Tammy…read moreare guide did a great job. The coaches were nice and clean . The added DC tour guide made it extra special

I have used Wolf's for two group trips to Civil War battle sites and have found their service to be…read moreexcellent. The drivers were punctual, knowledgeable, safe and responsive to requests. The coaches were comfortable and tidy and both trips went well in large part due to Wolf's efforts. If you are planning transportation you would do well to go with Wolf's.

Please know parents are required to purchase a pass (min price $14.50) to enter and supervise their…read morechildren. The owner explained that due to covid and occupancy restrictions all people in the building must pay. There is no reason two parents should have to pay to enter just to be with their children which I might add is REQUIRED if they are under 18!!! Well they have lost our family's business forever. At a time when business and families are struggling I see this a a quick way to ruin your business.

Callled to schedule a birthday party and there was no problem taking our deposit. After calling…read morethree additional, separate times, could not get a confirmation email sent. Day of the party, brought siblings with us, only intended to have them skate, not play in the arcade or laser tag with the party kids. Was told at that time that these kids would need a "package" too, they couldnt just skate. Of course we were prepared to pay for rentals but not a package for each additional child. when questioned this the owner said this should have been explained on the phone but i can tell you 100% it was not.