We stopped here on our way home from a glamping trip. This place is really nice! They have a large…read morecollection of reptiles and amphibians. All of the animals are in great shape and apear well cared for. We purchased a feeding encounter with the giant Aldabra tortuouses which was a wonderful experience.

Not very handicap friendly and staff availability/help was non existent. I visited here with my…read morenephew, who uses a wheelchair. Because the bird enclosure was closed, we could not find access to certain exhibits. Staff was not available to help us navigate through the premises and (because of closed off areas) the map provided was not useful.

We stopped by to do some fossil hunting - nice place. There are also trails, boating, fishing, etc…read more& a small educational/visitor center with displays, etc. Spent a few hours looking for fossils which was enjoyable. Hard to knock anything that has to do with nature - a 5 star experience for me!

As nature, hiking lovers, found this place in a general search, for recommended places near…read moreKnoebels. We only checked out two sections of the preserve, first the Fossil pit, and the vistor center. The vistor center had a few exhibits that were interesting, the main part of the review was the fossil pit. Called ahead, prior to our visit this past Sunday August 20, 2023...knew what to expact utilize sun screen if needed, bug spray and a hat. Even though se were there for a short time, was able to locate some fossils, and we both had a unique, fun experience, despite the heat. Look forward to coming back and checking out trails for future.

This is a gorgeous forest in the Endless Mountains region. We came to the area to visit Worlds End…read moreState Park, which lies inside of it, and moved between the two checking out some of the wonderful sights! One neat feature is the High Knob Overlook, which allows you to look out over 80% of the forest, according to the signage available at the top, from 2,047 feet up. The views were stunning. It's accessible via a hike or by driving - there is a nice-sized parking lot available on top. We were also fortunate to have a storm move in while we were there, and it was really fascinating to watch. We also drove by Dry Run Falls, which you can pull over and see from your car, though we did stop and get out to enjoy it. There are nearby picnic tables too. Loyalsock State Forest is well worth a visit!

Midway is a Bowling Alley located halfway-ish between Bloomsburg and Danville. It has a standard…read moresetup including a Pro Shop, Snack Bar, and a small Game Room. Alley is equipped with Wooden Lanes. Within the last few years, the scoring system was completely replaced due to a lighting strike. System uses a tablet like interface with large flat panel televisions showing the scores. The lanes have also become much more reliable with these new systems, a plus. With the upgrade, the alley also purchased new Bowling Balls, which were badly needed if you don't bring your own. Overall, it's a nice place to bowl. It's got that mix of new and old. Not the fanciest by any means, but they run some nice specials. Plenty of parking.

Wow, I adore this place! The bowling alley is so fun. Had a…read moregreat night, I'm really looking forward to going back some day in the future! They do some nice disco lights and smoke effects during the nighttime, it's very fun!

It's a beautiful park, my son loves it here. It is a pet free park, son leave your dog at home.read more

Treasure Castle Playland is a pretty cool place to visit in South Williamsport if you have younger…read morekids. It's an older church converted into a child's playland. Very similar to Chuck-E-Cheese, Gymboree or Bounce U. Admission is 6 dollars for ages 1-3 and 9 dollars for 4-12, one parent is free per child, extra parents are 2 dollars a person. They have two floors of adventure, including padded play area, fortress climb wall, blocks, panning for gold, a Castle Garden for younger kids, coin-operated amusements, a food court, learning computers, free wi-fi, and all sorts of kids stuff available for purchase. Our 2 year old had a blast there. Ample parking available, next to Little Tresures Daycare.

We wish we lived closer! We were passing through and stopped to get some energy out with our 1 and…read more4 year olds. It was awesome. Pizza was amazing and great priced. Love the family owned feel. Super cool place! Thank you.

This is a nice city park! Lots of beautiful trees. You can drive through and choose a spot to park…read morefor free. This is the kind of park missing from Virginia. I enjoyed my visit and recommend the park if your are in town.

This place is great! Done a lot of mini golf down the shore and this place has them beat. Owner…read morewas on site and extremely helpful and accommodating. Highly recommend!

Fun little Golf Center conveniently located right on US 11 in Danville. If you're heading…read moresouthbound, pay close attention for the the flag and faux-golf green on the right hand side of the road marking the small bridge over a drainage ditch and the gravel roadway to their parking lot. If you're not, you might just shoot right on by, sort of like I did. A quick u-turn later, the family was happy with what we found. There was what seemed to be a nicely varied and well staffed and stocked driving range with standard booths, a field area for iron work, a sand trap and a practice green to simulate all sorts of golfing conditions. What we were there for, though, was mini-golf. After navigating the self-serve machine to pay our entrance fees and get our balls and putters, we were treated to a very interesting and well-maintained course. It was just challenging enough to keep the adults interested while not being too overwhelming for the kids. A very nice balance. Staff was friendly and opened the main building to allow the kids to use the bathroom. Due to COVID, all food services are currently suspended. There aren't a ton of family-friendly activities to do when visiting Danville, but this place 100% fits the bill.