I saw bad reviews on this place but they were from years ago…read more This gym isn't fancy and the bathrooms could use a remodel. But the equipment is amazing and there's everything you need. This gym gives the raw workout vibes which I love. If you want to get in and lock in, this gym is for you. Its empty most of the time which gives you plenty of time to workout.

Always kind and helpful staff. Happy to answer questions and help. Clean facility. Machines in good…read moreorder. Spacious.

I take 3-4 classes a week at Lorenzen Studios in Mount Joy. There are classes everyday but…read moreSunday...most mornings and many evenings. Large space that fits up to 18 yogis. Charla has created a warm & welcoming community. I feel so much better both physically and mentally after practice. I encourage everyone to come out. You'll thank yourself.

From the owner: Everyone is welcome & accepted in our yoga classes, which are multi-level and honor each…read moreindividual’s wisdom. We embrace diversity in all forms & are committed to learning about & living all 8 limbs of yoga. Our Spanish classes are taught by Charla Lorenzen, PhD in Foreign Language Education with 25 years of experience teaching preK-16. Our classes are immersive, practical, and FUN! We offer 3 class levels and social events to practice with a variety of proficient speakers. While each individual is on their own journey, our supportive community-oriented atmosphere takes individuals even further; we are better together! Lorenzen Studios also offers pop-up fitness classes and domestic & international yoga & fitness retreats in beautiful settings.

This was my first experience with an escape room of any kind. I have to say we had a great time…read more I went with a group of 10 on a Sunday afternoon. Let me start by saying the building is absolutely gorgeous. It still holds tons of the old Bank ledgers, furniture and apparatus. Steve was more than generous with his time and knowledge, giving us a lot of history and a tour. Without giving too much away, I will say it was a lot more than just a jigsaw puzzle. There were trick lighting effects, audio effects, math puzzles, Etc. Plus there were red herrings. Deciphering the special effects was key to figuring out how to steal the gold! Marietta is a neat little town. Eclectic eateries (at least 4, plus just 5 minutes away is the amazing Bully's Restaurant and Pub), a brewery and lots of great architecture. Plan a day, I don't think you'll be disappointed

First National Escape was more than an escape room, it was an escape experience. It starts as soon…read moreas you walk into the building, with the game taking place in an actual bank and vault with over 100 years of history. The structure itself is the biggest character in the game, but one that you must not overlook. Then you are warmly greeted by Steve and Anna, the owners and restorers of the building and creators of the game. They take you into the board room for your overview, instructions and intro video. When that is finished, you are led into the area of the bank that has the game. The game itself is rather simple, but how you do it is fun. Your goal is to break into the vault, steal the contents, then get to the teller line to make a deposit. You need to interact with the staff during the game, and the staff plays each part in character. That was really cool and very fun. We had our kids play along and they did a great job. When the game is over, Steve gives you a tour of the building and points out some of the historic items that they found. The history of the bank goes back to the 1800s and it is just so amazing to see these elements preserved. Steve and Anna clearly are very much "invested" in the game and your entire experience. This type of dedication not only to the escape game industry but to history itself is a huge part of why this game was a very unique experience for this enthusiast. We had a lot of fun and were glad that we had the opportunity to play First National Escape.

Great place and will definitely use again. Probably one of the central Pennsylvania's best kept…read moresecrets. Have lived in Lancaster County for 10 years and had no idea this place was so close. Thanks for a great time with amazing service. Will definitely let my people know to check you out.

Great selection of paddleboards and excellent service. Also have kayaks, leasing, lessons, and…read moretrips. Store is cute and personnel wonderful and informative.

This was stop #2 on a beautiful late-September Sunday adventure. I'd done my homework ahead of time…read moreand planned to tackle the Chickie's Rock Overlook Trail first, then swing by the nearby Breezyview Overlook (just a 4-minute drive away). Chickie's Rock Overlook Trail: Parking was plentiful, and I appreciated the history sign at the trailhead--it turns out this path was once a trolley line leading to an amusement park near Chickie's Rock. So you're not just walking, you're walking through history. The trail itself is wide, relatively flat, and about a 20-minute walk to the overlook if you're taking your time (we were chatting the whole way--it was Sunday morning, not a cardio day). Pro Tip: Not far from the parking lot, the trail forks. Go LEFT for the easy stroll. Go RIGHT if you want a steeper climb and some cardio. Either way, the two trails meet up again before the overlook. When you arrive, the payoff is worth it: a panoramic view of the Susquehanna River and classic Central PA scenery--rolling hills, farmland, distant ridges, train tracks running at the base, and acorns plinking down around you. Pure magic. Just note: the overlook itself requires scrambling over some big rocks to get to the railing. Sneakers or boots are a must, and it's not super friendly for little kids or anyone with mobility challenges. Bonus history fact: Chickie's Rock was actually used as a Union lookout post during the Civil War in 1863, when Confederate troops invaded PA. That blew my mind. Breezyview Overlook: From Chickie's Rock, it's a quick 4-minute drive to Breezyview Overlook. This one's a lot easier--park, take a few steps on grass, and you're there. You even get the fun perspective of looking back at Chickie's Rock and seeing where you'd just been. Parking was easy, and they had a port-a-john if needed. The view is nice, but not nearly as epic as Chickie's Rock. Then again, the best things usually require a little extra effort. Overall, this was the perfect low-impact Sunday adventure. Bring water, pack out your trash, and don't forget to smile and say hi to fellow hikers along the way. If you're looking for an accessible trail with a stunning payoff, Chickie's Rock is a must.

This is a straightforward hiking path - pretty much straight and up to be rewarded with a beautiful…read moreview of the Susquehanna River. If you are lucky, like we were, you will see a low flying plane from the nearby military base. We stopped during the week, but I could imagine the parking at this area could get filled and you may have to wait for a spot. I'm seeing from other reviews that there are other parking spots and entrances, but the one we were at seemed fairly direct to the overlook. It was a beautiful quick hike to see some impressive views.

We went to Laserdome for their "Deck The Holograms" augmented reality holiday experience, and…read morehonestly, it was such a delight! Picture this: you step inside a life-sized holographic North Pole, wearing lightweight AR glasses, tossing virtual snowballs, collecting ornaments, helping Santa save Christmas, and discovering festive surprises along the way. It's part game, part holiday movie, and all-around magical. From their website: "Deck the Holograms is a family-friendly augmented reality adventure that transports you inside a life-sized holographic North Pole...an unforgettable shared experience for families, friends, and believers of all ages." Yup, it's exactly that -- and it totally lives up to the hype. We did the experience as a pair, and it was so much fun together. Plus, we got 3 hours of free arcade play included with our tickets for $34.99 per person, which honestly feels like a steal. We even spent a little time in the arcade before jumping into the AR adventure, which was a nice warm-up. The story itself was surprisingly thoughtful -- it made us reflect on being present in the moment during the holidays instead of getting lost in our phones. It's playful, immersive, and yes, totally enjoyable for 40+ year olds too. Plenty of parking, plenty of space to move around, and the whole experience is cozy and warm inside -- perfect for a chilly December night. We booked our tickets from the parking lot on the last Friday before Christmas and had no trouble snagging the 8pm time slot we wanted. Overall, it's a low-impact, warm, immersive, and joyful way to celebrate the season. If you're looking for something different, memorable, and just plain fun, do yourself a favor and check out Deck The Holograms -- you won't regret it!

Advertised 2-30 minute sessions but the sessions are actually 15 minutes each. Supposedly the other…read more15 minutes is for getting ready and instructions. So total time allocated for laser tag is 30 minutes total NOT the 60 minute implied. The 30 minutes we actually played lazer tag was fun.

Back again for another tournament. This alley has improved a lot since my last review. It is much…read morecleaner and the staff more welcoming. The lanes are probably shinier than any alley I've seen. Shinny does not mean dressed with plenty of oil either. The space is the same. But we do not have a full tournament. The desk runs brackets, and the line moves pretty fast for the crowd. The snack bar is not big. But what they do. They do well. Surprisingly, it's not that expensive Overall. They have come a long way since my last visit.

June 2025 Clear…read moreView Lanes - Great Bowling, Even Better Fries It's been a few years since my wife and I visited Clear View Lanes, but we usually make the trip in June to bowl with friends from our local alley during the Dutchman Bowling Tournament. Due to some medical issues, I haven't been able to bowl the past couple of years, so it was really nice to be back and able to bowl again this year. Clear View is a very nice bowling alley -- they have a small pro shop, a snack bar, and a full restaurant. New this year, they even added an indoor golf hitting range! I didn't bring my clubs, but it looked like something I'd love to try next time. Bowling here feels a little different than at my home alley -- I don't seem to bowl quite as well -- but I still have a great time and enjoy the atmosphere. Quick tip if you're hungry: head down to the restaurant and get the cheese and bacon French fries -- they were excellent! Definitely worth trying. Looking forward to coming back next year.

Clean and safety concious, with terrific steeds, though I have tried many places over the years,…read moreGlide Ride Stables are - hands down -- the best place to trail ride in Lancaster County. Owner Mary Schoenberger takes extra special care of her friendly horses and her stables are kept so clean you wouldn't be afraid to have a picnic there!!!!!! A truly great experience for older kids and all adults!!!!!!!

This dropzone is fantastic for first time tandems to experienced jumpers. They are very friendly,…read morefocus on safety and train first timers on how to become experienced skydivers. I've jumped all over the country and this is now my "home"!

This was one of the most amazing experiences my mom and I have ever had! She is 73 and I am 54 and…read moreit was our very first time jumping. What an adrenaline rush! Everyone that we came in contact with was extremely professional and accommodating. Our tandem guys were Andy and Cody and they were amazing, could not have asked for anyone better for our first jump! Hats off to them! HIGHLY RECOMMEND this place!