I attended the soft opening of the aquatics center today. It's a beautiful facility and the event…read morewas well attended. This will be the go to place for swimming, diving, indoor and outdoor water park, a place for fabulous birthday parties, training and wellness. Lots of activities are planned. What great community and university collaboration!

Loved this campground! I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 because they need some trees on the tent…read moresites. They get full sun and there's no shade. Other than that this place was perfect. The camp store was really neat too! They had just about everything you could need and more. I'd definitely stay here again.

A cool little regional airport where you can take flying lessons or bring your private plane in for…read morea landing. I actually took my first plane ride from this airport and was instantly hooked. This airport also boasts a wonderful restaurant known for its diner style fare and its root bear floats.

This campground is the best in my opinion they have a bike trail and a river great for the family!…read more5 STARS

Great location, sandwiched between the Youghiogheny River and Great Allegheny Passage bike trail…read more We stayed her last October since then the campground update the fire rings and the added concrete patios to more spots and replace several picnic tables. Kids pool and adult pool. Camp store and cafe are well stocked food is good and fresh. Connellsville and Dawson are short bike ride on the trail, shopping, dinning and other shops.

Great place. The best campground we've ever stayed at. Very friendly. Cafe and grill, pools,…read moredeliver anything to your door and pick up garbage, ice cream, gem mining and a beautiful river. It's right next the Great Allegheny passage rail trail that is beautiful and easy to ride

FAYETTE AREA COORDINATED TRANS (FACT) used on 3/7 and 3/14…read moreto and from Fay West Dental. Picked up in time to arrive to appt on time..return trip picked up in a timely manner. Driver: Paula, Richard, Dave and Bruce..all courteous and professional.

This company does not deserve any stars at all. First of all, they have a really stupid rule. That…read morerule only allows for 3 bags of stuff. But luckily, you can get a really big grocery bag at Aldi for $1.99. It's the biggest you can find and it's very helpful for when you need more than 3 bags worth of items. FACT says they don't discriminate anyone (Civil Rights Act of 1969). But some bus drivers have discriminated plenty of people. The $1.50 fee for Uniontown is too much. It should be a dollar. Twice, I've had to put $2 in the machine. I didn't have quarters. I should've gotten a little discount later since I overpaid... TWICE. The bus drivers who drive the A bus are usually very rude. Some were actually very nice. I have mostly taken the A bus places. So as of now, I only know about the drivers of the A bus. I have taken other buses too, though. But I haven't taken the bus in a year. I'll tell you about my experiences with these rude drivers. I have complained to their bosses, yet their bosses don't even give a f*** the size of a dust mite's s***. Now, before I tell you about the A bus, I just want to say that there was this one driver of the Nemacolin bus who was very rude and unprofessional. Now about the A bus. Jim currently works the morning/afternoon shift. He has for years. He is not exactly rude, but he is unprofessional. He is always going ahead of the schedule. He'll be at a place 2-5 minutes before the time the bus is scheduled to be there. Joe worked the afternoon/evening shift last year. Idk if he still does, but my experience with him was THE WORST. He used to drive the B bus. He was very rude and unprofessional. He's also too old and should've retired at least 5 years ago. Idk how old he is, but I do know that he's too old to work. He preferred some riders over others. He's one of those people who thinks that they're better than those who disagree with them or do the opposite of what they do, or if someone makes a mistake, they just start hating on them for no apparent reason. Joe called me out for things I did "wrong" and that he didn't like. I didn't do s*** wrong. He was wrong. This one day, there was this lady with her 2 girls who got on the bus. They sat in the back seat. I was just 3 rows in front of them. This lady was talking loudly on the phone, but that didn't bother me. Joe started yelling at her and getting smart with her cuz she was "cussing" (there's a "no swearing" rule on the buses). She never said a single cuss word. She started arguing with him, then eventually, ROASTED him. And without a single cuss word. She yelled at him saying that she wasn't cussing. He replied, "don't get smart with me". I don't remember everything she said, but I'll tell you what I remember. She roasted him. She told him not to get smart with her and that she wasn't cussing and that her kids are there. She also called him an old man and said something like "don't get smart old man! Ain't nobody cussing on this bus so you better shut up, old man!" Like I said, I don't remember everything she said. But then later she apologized to him. But she didn't mean it. She told me another time when Jim was driving. She asked me if I was there when she "cussed that other guy out". Her kids were with her again too. I said that I was and I told her she did a good job. Then she told me "I don't like that guy. I like this guy, he's a nice guy (Jim). I'll only come on when he's driving". But then again, Jim is not nice. He's rude, but at least he's quiet. And this lady is very sweet. Joe just made her mad that's all. Then there was one day when he broke his own rule. Hypocrite. There was some commotion with him and a regular rider talking about the Brownsville bus driver. I think the rider said he missed the Brownsville bus and the driver might've come ahead of time. Then Joe said "I called him and he didn't answer his damn phone. He didn't answer his damn phone." Yeah, the hypocrite broke a rule. He said "he didn't answer his DAMN phone"! He enforced a rule, but broke it himself! Unprofessional! I just might never take the bus again unless I have no choice whatsoever.

This is a basic, no-frills campground that delivers big on scenery and solitude - and not much…read moreelse. Finding the campground can be a challenge if you're coming from Virginia because some of the roads aren't on most maps. If you're feeling adventurous, head towards Bergton and follow Route 826. Be careful because it's easy to miss - it's on the left just before the small store. This road will take you off the pavement and up through the mountains, and you'll have to ford two small creeks to get to the campsite. If you're coming from West Virginia it's much easier and there are signs for Camp Run Lake as well as the campground, all you have to do is follow Camp Run Road and it's about half a mile down. The campground is situated next to the small Camp Run Creek and has about 10 spots, none of which are marked (all of which are free). There is a pit toilet and some overflowing garbage cans, so you should be prepared to pack out what you pack in. The campground is in serious need of a makeover and some upkeep. Most sites have a fire pit (or ring) and a grill, but many of them have been knocked over or rusted away. A few sites are completely overgrown with weeds and covered in leaves, so you'll want to avoid them. The best sites are at the far end because they're in decent shape and have great views of the creek and forest. All sites have a tent pad, a parking space, and picnic tables. Unfortunately this campground is used for parties, so there is litter and broken glass everywhere. Think twice before letting small children and dogs play unattended. We stayed on a Saturday night and were the only campers, although several cars and trucks came throughout the night, including a group who were looking for a place to have a party (we scared them away simply by being there). Don't be surprised if you get some visitors driving up at night. Aside from camping there just isn't much to do nearby. No hiking or anything to really see or do aside from relax at your campsite and appreciate the beauty of being in the woods. If you're looking to get away then this is your place, but if you're looking for a campground that is clean and has more activities you'll want to go elsewhere. GPS Coordinates: 38.74725 N -79.1084 W

Upon arriving you come across a sign that says to find an open spot and they will catch up with you…read morefor payment. Most of the sites are seasonal, and unlevel. Although, it rained the week before the grass around our site was very high and obivously needed mowed and weed eated. It is a quite campground, again, most being seasonal. Once we wee able to level off and open up the quite atmosphere was refreshing. Nice thing, there is no check in check out rules, you can arrive and leave when you wish. Owner stopped in to say hi. Very nice person!!!!! Give it a try ya might like it...

This cool, out-of-the-way place, is like stepping back in time. Celebrating 125 years in 2025,…read morethis machine shop and foundry is managed by Rivers of Steel, and is a National Registered Historic Landmark. Tours are available on Sundays and cost $10. If you are into history, check it out . . . Cheers!