If you’re planning a trip to Amish country and decide to take in some of the wonderful entertainment offered, you’ll find plenty of places to stay near Sight and Sound Theatres in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Located in Ronks, PA,
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When you see a show in Lancaster County, you’re sure to be entertained. People come from far and wide for high-quality, Broadway-style musicals, wholesome, family-friendly comedy, variety shows and more on the Bird-in-Hand Stage. But when you’re enjoying the
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So you’re planning a late summer vacation in Lancaster County and wondering what to do for fun? Well, you came to the right place! No matter your age or interests, you’ll find plenty of fun in Pennsylvania Dutch Country.
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Looking for some different ways to spend the day near Hershey Park? Founded in 1906 as a leisure park for the employees of the Hershey Chocolate Company, the award-winning theme park now known as Hershey Park has grown to
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How do you picture the perfect family vacation? When you’re traveling with young children, you might want lots of attractions and activities nearby to minimize drive time, as well as things to do that don’t involve getting everyone back
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Shoofly pie is a sweet molasses crumb pie. With its rich flavor, gooey syrup, brown sugar, and crumb topping, this delicious treat has been a longtime staple in Lancaster County, PA. The sweet, delicious pie is a must-try for
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Lancaster County gets lots of sunshine. The green rolling fields all around are proof of that. In fact, the region averages about 200 sunny days a year. That means you have a better-than-average chance of sunny weather for your
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Where’s the perfect place for a group vacation? Whether you’re planning a girlfriends’ get-away, a family union or a business meeting, traveling with a few friends or organizing a bus trip for your club or organization, Lancaster County offers
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To many travelers, Lancaster County, PA, is known as “Amish Country,”—but what does that really mean? The Amish, often called “the Plain people” for their modest dress and simple lifestyle, are members of a Protestant Christian group that first
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