Amazing Staff! Relaxing and an exciting trip from start to finish! Bus drivers and take out…read moreindividuals were fun, helpful, and great at their jobs!

After a couple of years of seeing it promoted, we decided to check out Tubapalooza for the first…read moretime. We attended Tubapalooza 2025! We're glad we did! The staff was welcoming and warm, even on this slightly chilly day. The music brought on the right atmosphere, the vibes were fantastic, and the food came when we needed it the most! We got the camping packet that let's you camp for 2 tonight/3 days, and includes the Tubapalooza, and other tubing options each day. There were a vast selection of campsite options. We were surprised that it wasn't packed (especially the night before Tubapalooza). Our campsite was next to the river, it couldn't have been more ideal. The location was calm and the sounds of the river and nature were soothing, even on the few times when the geese went wild. All in all, if we're still living in Pennsylvania, we plan to return next year!

Been coming here for years. It's a nice track. Good racing for the price. Grandstands aren't the…read moremost comfortable. Food is really good. Bathrooms aren't the best either but with a lot of local tracks closing I am just thankful that this track re-opened and that we still have racing in the area.

This is a very nice Nature Reserve, located right next to St. Vincent College. Winnie Palmer was…read morethe wife of Golf Legend Arnold Palmer, and she had the foresight and resources to create this little refuge that is free and open to the public. The highlight for me was visiting "The Barn," which is a staffed building in a restored barn that is like a little nature museum. They have lots of displays and also a few living creatures that you can observe. There are also lots of trails, gardens, and a pond on the property, that you can explore. They also have a restored historical log cabin, called the "Blockhouse" which you can see. The only disappointment we had when visiting yesterday, was that the boardwalk over the wetlands was closed for repairs. Otherwise, I would recommend checking out this place if you like nature and are in the area . . . Cheers!

They say the two groups of people to not do an escape room with is your family and coworkers…read more However, I can finally debunk that one. With the completion of this room here with my family, it is a doable thing to do and you won't come out of there ready to brawl. Booked the room beforehand on their website. Pricing for these rooms is reasonable. When you think about other modes of entertainment, it is right on par. We took on the Bigfoots Revenge. The room felt a bit claustrophobic at first, but I chalk that up to them actually theming this out to the max. You weren't just in a room, you went into an experience. The staff here are amazing. They nudge you if they overhear you having an argument of what type of animal might have been on the wall. Like other rooms you are allowed clues, but it's best to see if you can see if you figure it out on your own. Spoiler alert, we escaped. Once out, you have the option to take a group photo of victory. Definitely give this place a try.

Everything worked as designed. Cleaver puzzles we had not seen before. Game controller was very…read morenice and helpful. All around great experience.

State Park right next to my house I come to all the time I absolutely love it. I bring my kayak out…read morehere when I go fishing or go to the beach and just relax at the beach with my feet in the water

Beautiful little lake with children's playground and walking trails. Love the Fall colors. Not very…read morebusy today. Got nice pictures of the wind blowing the water into shore. Can't identify this bird...

This is a terrific mini golf course. It has some wonderfully unique and challenging holes. It could…read moreuse a bit of TLC, but maybe if more people go that will happen! The 18 holes start with a two story first hole! Throughout the course there are steep inclines, cute decor, and fun obstacles. And the whole place is tucked away in an area surrounded by natural vegetation. There is even lighting so you can play after dark. There are also batting cages and a (golf) driving range on site. Everything seemed to be reasonably priced, and we enjoyed our time here a lot!

This course is new every time you play there. So you don't get bored playing there. The top nine…read moreis breathtaking and challenging. If you are an evening player though, you can't take out a cart after 6pm. And you won't want to walk the top nine. Prices are very reasonable.

The Coal & Coke Trail is a neat little biking and hiking trail in Westmoreland County connecting…read moreMount Pleasant with Scottdale. A mere 5 miles in length, it's one of the few Rails-to-Trails I hadn't covered yet. Really, I couldn't justify the time or gas money to do a 10 mile round trip bike ride. A 10 mile hike is of course another story! And that's just what I did as part of my employer's wellness program. I planned the whole thing and of course headed up the hardy group of hikers able to complete the entire 10 mile round trip. The trail begins and ends in city parks at both ends. We began at Willows Park in Mount Pleasant. The address I gave you above is the parking lot and it's based on information from www.traillink.com Drinking water and restrooms are available in the park, but the restrooms appear to be closed in winter. We began by working our way southbound. The trail was built on the roadbed of a Pennsylvania RR branch. As ts name implies, the railroad hauled coke ad coal over the line. The railroad was abandoned for many years, however after 8 years of planning, the trail opened in 2007. Upon leaving town, we hiked through some scenic wooded areas to the town of Bridgeport. At one point we noticed the trail paralleling an active rail line. The forest here is old growth and we crossed one of a few small streams. Beyond the town of Bridgeport, we again entered the woodlands while paralleling Jacobs Creek. Curving to the west as we approached Scottdale, we arrived at the scenic high point of the day. The sewage treatment plant. Yep! The trail even goes through plant's parking lot and is routed onto Sewage Treatment Lane! Well no worries--we crossed Old US 119 and then ducked under the new highway before entering our last stretch of woodlands. Part of the trail is incomplete at Scottdale, so we had to walk down Mildred Street , Bessemer Street, and Mt. Pleasant Road (they're actually all the same street) before reaching Kendi Park. The trail resumes briefly here but this was our rest stop and turnaround point. So this is a pleasant and relatively easy trail to hike or bike. Just remember, there aren't any places to obtain food or water along the path, so be sure to bring adequate supplies of each.

Great place to walk. You can choose to challenge yourself or take it easy. Got lots of great pics…read moreas well