So we went to hershey park and after a 3.5hr drive, thought it would be nice to do some horseback…read moreriding. My wife, 8yr old, and myself booked a tour for 330. We all loved it. It was hot and humid but the ride was mostly in shade. The horses were very well behaved, and my daughter absolutely loved it. Her horse was well behaved and gave no issues. My wife's horse kept eating (much like me), but still was gentle and easy going. This place is great for beginners as the horses are well behaved. You take a 15 minute tutorial in how to ride then off you go.

Wonderful place with a very helpful staff. My wife and I had a terrific time together riding…read morehorses. I recommend trying it for yourself!

First visit - was on the property for their drive-thru Christmas Lights tour - was probably the…read morebest I have seen. Seemed well-organized with 3 miles of driving if I remember correctly ($30) - I believe we saw at least a quarter-mile of lights before we even got to the pay-station. We saw the train and drove thru the beautifully lit covered bridge before finishing up near the Star Barn (also nicely decked out in lights). Even though the price seemed a bit high, we really enjoyed it - would drive thru again!

We used to visit the National Christmas Center every year when it was located in Ronks, Pa. We were…read moreso sad when it closed in 2018. Every time we drive by the Star Barn along Rt 283 we expressed our sorrow as it fell into disrepair. If you felt those same sentiments....there's good new! Both are reborn at Stone Gables Estate! We spent the day yesterday exploring the rejuvenated National Christmas Center in its temporary home while its permanent home "The Belmont Barn" is being restored and rebuilt. Then, yesterday evening we took the enchanted 3 mile drive through more than a million Christmas lights. The hi-light of the drive was seeing the Star Barn restored in all its former glory! There's still time if you're looking for something special and extraordinary to do with your family this Christmas. Stone Gables is not shy in expressing the true reason for the season. "The Birth of a babe who was born to die that we might live", Jesus. You will be blessed and your hearts encouraged. It's an easy drive to Elizabethtown and well worth it.

I was here to attend a wedding on August 15, 2025. Everything went so wonderful! From the…read morebeautiful spotless grounds, to the set up for the wonderful ceremony, to the cocktail hour afterwards, (the drinks and hors d'oeuvres were spot on!), to the absolutely mouthwatering dinner and dessert, to the fun reception afterwards. Everybody here was friendly, helpful, they made sure that the bride and groom's day was a special one. Any little detail, they had it covered. Thank you for a fantastic event.

Excellent wedding reception…read more Reception environment was split between a former barn with rustic beams and stone encave for appetizers; an adjoining patio for pre-reception drinks; and finally a new rustic pavilion for dancing; cake; dinner; and wedding festivities. Service was courteous and prompt. Food selection and presentation were excellent.

A really nice venue for our 45th high school reunion. The food was fantastic and the service staff…read moreand bar staff were great!

From the owner: The Susquehanna Club offers a warm, friendly atmosphere with three diverse rooms, three…read morefull-service bars, outside courtyard overlooking the majestic Susquehanna River, catering services, space rental and much more. From the moment you enter the building, an aura of tranquility encompasses your being as relaxation begins to take hold of you in a subtle way. Travel back a bit in time through our beautifully restored, historic barn as the hour of the day loses its importance. Enjoy the warm atmosphere inside from the gentle decor to fine furnishings and beyond. With our extraordinary views of the majestic Susquehanna River, you'll find the Susquehanna Club to be as memorable as it is inviting. Weddings, Corporate Business Meetings, Conferences, and Seminars, Private Parties, Family Reunions and many other events can be accommodated by the Susquehanna Club. New Cumberland's best kept secret!

A lovely tea experience. I joined them for a Saturday afternoon tea with a friend. Everything we…read morewere served was tasty. I could tell everything was homemade. They offered two teas throughout the experience and offered to make another pot of either one once we were done eating to drink as we sat and chat. The tea included a nice salad, two scones (a savory and a sweet), finger sandwiches, and desserts. A good amount of food. The teapot got about 4.5 cups of tea to share with the table. The restaurant was decorated for the holidays. A really cute restaurant. I'll definitely return for afternoon tea and would also go for dinner.

Sadly this restaurant has gone down hill. We took our family of 7 just after Christmas. There was a…read morelimited menu but we ordered the Beef Wellington well in advance. When we arrived, we were told where our table was...no staff escorted us to the table. After several minutes our drink orders were taken. They had no diet soda option. The sodas that were ordered were served in the can. Mixed drinks were ok(ish). Small wine selection. Meal ordered was placed and we told them we had ordered the Beef Wellington. The wait staff returned and informed us that another party canceled their Beef Wellington order but unfortunately our order had been the one that been canceled. They had no other beef option on the menu as they were out of the petite Beef Wellington that was on the menu. (and we were an early reservation) This should've been the cue to leave but we stuck it out. Caesar salad was lettuce, a few croutons and dressing. No grated Parmesan Cheese offered. Soups were luke warm at best. Entrees were not on par for a fine dining restaurant and again, luke warm at best. Olive Garden has better pasta dishes. Sides were cold green beans (manager said this was intentional as it's some sort of cooking style) and 2 very small red potatoes. We didn't bother with dessert. Service was subpar. Staff didn't realize our water carafes were empty after we filled our glasses at the beginning of the meal. Entrees were served at different times. Staff did not check on the table until we were all but finished with the meal. Sadly the restaurant needs a good deep clean. They tried with the decorations. It's not the same from years past. Definitely not worth the amount of money we paid. And that's sad knowing what Alfred's once was.

..always wondered where the Star Barn ended up after disappearing from its original location near…read moreMiddletown - well I finally found it! Toured the grounds while enjoying the Christmas lights with the Star Barn being the pièce de résistance - looked absolutely breathtaking. Will need to find a reason to stop in for one of the functions at the barn. Incidentally, the display of lights is the best in the area in my opinion - recommended!

Bought train tickets for an Easter event. It was our first time here and the email emphasized…read morearriving well before our scheduled ride, which we did. However arriving so early meant the staff were either uninformed of the days events or just not ready. Signage was confusing on where to park and we ultimately were forced to return to our car with three little kids in tow, move it to a grassy area in desperate need of a mow, than wait in the car due to the cold until the shuttle was set up and we were taken go the train. The Easter train and activities that day were nice, although I still felt the staff weren't knowledgeable, and when we approached customer service for a program of the days events after seeing other people with them, they were even confused on where to get them. Other than misinformation, we enjoyed that day. My grandson found a gold egg for which they comped us the $35 ticket to the 4th of July festivities. The 4th of July activities were promoted heavily on Facebook and listed alot of great activities for kids one would assume would be included in the ticket cost. They also had fireworks, which we did not plan on staying for. My grandkids were excited to go on the train ride and get their faces painted. Neither happened, because once there we were told the train ride was an additional $15 per person and that the face painters were a no show. We were directed to a lower barn, a good walk from where we were with 3 small kids and told that's where the kids activities were. I don't consider food trucks and a coloring page "kids activities " but wherever. Annoyed we made the long trek back up the hill to the star barn in 90 + degree weather before a nice employee saw us struggling with the double stroller and gave us a ride on her golf cart, for which we were very thankful. The activities up there weren't much either. A gaga ball pit and corn hole, and the same coloring page inside. Bull rides and pony rides were an additional fee. The petting zoo was free but lame. 2 donkeys, 2 ponies, and two lamas we had no access to. The entertainment was a juggler who thought he was funny but failed to entertain adults and children alike. Every where you turned there were nickel and dime fees. So what was the $35 fee for? I'm assuming to see fireworks you can see elsewhere for free. So glad our ticket was comped, as this event was lame, and the hour we wasted there, mostly walking in extreme heat we can never get back.

This was my first time at this venue. It was beautiful!…read moreThe weather was perfect. The ceremony and cocktail hour were outside. The ceremony overlooked a pond and cocktail hour was on a beautiful patio. I'm not sure what it would be like on a rainy day. The barn where we had dinner was gorgeous! I definitely recommend this venue.

We had our wedding here in August of 2018. It is a beautiful location with many options for…read morecreative photos and multiple areas to hold ceremony, cocktail hour, and the reception. When we first glanced at this place online, we thought it was a little expensive - but actually, once you add up all the little costs of other venues, this one is a good deal. Nicer chairs and tables and basic decorations are just included, the staff also helps tell people where to go, where to park, and they do all the set up and tear-down, too, included in the fee. it really is so much less work than less expensive venues. They also allow you to bring in whatever caterer and vendors you choose, so you can have more control of your budget. They have a great list of vendors too, to help with your research - we went with one of their recommended caterers and were really happy with the food. We were so pleased with everything. Melanie manages the events and she can also be hired for the "day of" coordinator for a very reasonable price. She was always responsive and gave us great advice, and the day of she made us feel very taken care of. She and her team thought of every little thing - from bringing the wedding party apps and a cocktail while we were taking photos, to maneuvering around a few scattered rain showers. She also did our flowers, as she used to be a florist, and she gave me advice on how to make the bouquets nice but more inexpensive - they turned out wonderful and I saved a lot of money by using her services. The day of, she and her team were all over everything - but you didn't even notice them. they were extremely professional and efficient. If we could do it all again, we would choose Weddings on Memory Lane!