Hershey Chocolate Tour, adjacent to the Hershey Park amusement park is a free, enjoyable indoor activity. The audio visual tour is conducted on a moving car that follows the path of chocolate making sights, sounds, and smells; from the cocoa bean stage until they are...
Haverstraw Bay Park is a combination of wholesome fun and natural beauty. The 27 acre park is set on the shore of the Hudson River and features three playgrounds, each geared to a different age. The fields can be used for playing games or flying...
If you are looking for adventure - genuine adventure - then Great Escape Amusement Park is the place to visit. In addition to the Resort and water park section, Great Escape has a plethora of Roller Coasters and exciting rides for all ages. The park is...
Gore Mountain, located just a half hour away from Lake George is a very popular skiing destination in the winter. During the summertime you can ride the Gondolas for a magnificent scenic ride. The view of the High Peaks and Southern Adirondacks is breathtaking!...
During the French and Indian War (1754-1763), Fort William Henry was built by the British on the southern side of Lake George to protect the colonies from their French enemies. Fort William Henry Museum is a duplicate of the genuine fort of old. Fort William Henry...
The Emlen Physick Estate, set on a beautifully landscaped property, is a historical treasure. The 18-room-Physick Estate was built in 1879 and provides an in depth glimpse of the Victorian lifestyle as lived by the Physick family during that period. The Estate consists of The...
Turtle Back Zoo is a pleasant family friendly zoo. The zoo first opened in 1963 and was updated in 2000. The large zoo has many different species of original animals and different exhibits such as the African Exhibit, Sea Lion Sound, Touch Tank, Tropical Currents...
In the early 60′s, George Groff opened a display of mini trains, scenery, buildings, and animated figures in a barn along Route 741 in Strasburg, PA, after word spread of his fascinating train display in his basement. Choo Choo Barn became a hit with locals...
In 1792, Philadelphia, as the capital of the U.S. at the time, was chosen to house the first United States Mint after The Coinage Act was passed. Three buildings housed the mint before it settled in the current location. The present Philadelphia Mint opened...
The Cape May trolley tour is an excellent way to tour the historic district in a comfortable relaxed fashion. The knowledgeable guides give a full historic rundown of America’s first seaside resort and point out the Victorian houses along the way. The Cape May Trolley...