This hub of wet and wild fun features more than three dozen slides, pools, rivers and water play areas including Aquablast, one of the longest elevated water slides in the world standing 70 ft. tall!
Offering the latest in sea, touring, surf, fishing, sit-on-tops, whitewater kayaks, and a full line of sailing and kayak gear. Starrk Moon Kayaks...where the season never ends.
Located in a beautiful historic building in downtown Punxsutawney, the “Weather Capital of the World,” it's a great place to explore the technology & folklore behind predicting & studying weather.
Not only is the Community Center a hub for innovation and creativity, visitors can bring a sleeping bag and catch some ZZZZZs before trekking to the Knob on Groundhog Day. $5/per person,
The Jackson Theater shows Groundhog Day the Movie every year on February 1st, the day before Groundhog Day. Make sure to grab yourself some popcorn before relaxing in a comfy seat & watching a flick!
Microbrews, imports, domestics, malternatives & draughts give beer lovers plenty of reasons to toast. But there's more to the Brewhouse than beer. Appetizers, wings, soups, salads, burgers & more.
From a working dig site & paleo lab to an indoor tropical garden with live butterflies; from stunning historic dioramas to live animals you can touch - You just can't help but learn while you're here.
One look at the brick towers peering over the walls & you know this place means business. Ghostly business. Even if you don't bump into a specter, there's plenty of creepy stuff to snap pictures of.
Tucked behind the National Constitution Center is a little park with big heart. With a playground, carousel, mini golf, fountain & kinetic-motion rides it's perfect for the kiddies or the kid in you.
If you're into human history or digging up old stuff, you've hit the jackpot. Mummies, Roman statues, the third largest sphinx on the planet - You can literally discover the entire world here.
JFK Plaza has transformed into a mecca for music, food and art! Free concerts, the best food trucks in Philly & very cool art displays! Yarn bombed lamp posts to iconic photo ops, what's not to LOVE?
Woody’s offers eclectic themes & events, from Latin to country-western nights. They dish up a mean brunch, too, completed by Bloody Marys made with cucumber vodka. You just know you'll be back.
Nothing wrong with floating down the Delaware on a hot day. Kayaking, canoeing, rafting or tubing - they supply it ALL. You don't even have to pack food! Visit their website for coupons & save some $.
Lions and tigers and bears! Oh my! Featuring 250 animals and birds from around the world, Pymatuning Deer Park is a great place to take your 'deer' family and meet their 'deer' family. Open May-Sept.
Opened since 1892, this gem takes you on a trip back in time. So hold on tight, and enjoy the ride!
Welcome to the PA Wilds! You're sitting in one of our classic diners. Breakfast served all day, so fill up and come back for lunch.
The Pocono Mountains’ premier indoor waterpark. The Hydro Plunge rollercoaster-meets-waterslide is one of its kind in the country, and features a 52-foot vertical drop.
Whether it’s the multi-level interactive Splash Castle or the Teeny Tiny Tidal Wave, beat the heat with these tame and relaxing water rides for the kid in all of us!
Looking for the biggest thrill in the park? The Bermuda Triangle presents three separate body slides with plummeting drops, ending in a large splash pool!
The Pocono Mountains’ premier indoor waterpark. The Hydro Plunge rollercoaster-meets-waterslide is one of its kind in the country, and features a 52-foot vertical drop!
Celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2013, Splash Lagoon allows families to enjoy summer all year round. The park also features the tranquil Paradise Cove, only admitting guests 21 and over.
The museum contains one of the country’s largest model train collections, the LaRue Shempp collection, containing more than 300 toy trains, including one owned by President Ronald Reagan.
Located in the heart of Punxsutawney, this beautifully preserved historic town square was named for the founding father of the town, Rev. David Barclay, who donated the land for public use in 1822.
There are whimsical touches throughout this sophisticated garden, from the stone sofa with its built-in television remote to the breath-taking "ruin," with its not-to-be-missed pool table.
Shady Brook brings farming into the new millennium with seasonal "agritainment" events. Plus, the farm market is a locavore's dream & helps visitors truly experience the value of farm-fresh cuisine.
Just make a sharp left before the typical-places-that-pass-for-fun and then drive past the boring-places-that-pass-for-fun. Look for the bright lights. Listen for the loud laughter. Step into epic.
This four season outdoor sporting reserve has a truly unique and exciting "menu" of outdoor sporting and recreational activities. You've got to experience it to believe it!
Country and Victorian gifts are just a few of the good things you'll discover at this nostalgic shoppe. Don't forget the gift of home fragrance with the full line of Yankee Candles!
Whether you’re looking for sushi, Thai, Chinese or Asian inspired fondue (hotpot), Fusion Fire really sizzles the experience with their trendy, chic motif. Don’t go alone – it’s more fun to share.
Veggies take heart! an amazing vegetarian menu along with some island flavor food for meat eaters too. From fried chicken to fish tacos. Yum.
