Pennsylvania Vacation Destinations

Explore Philadelphia's Laid-Back Night Spots: When deciding on a night out on the town while traveling there are some nights that may call for bottle service, prix-fixe menus and pulsing house music. Then there are other nights when you just slip on a pair of jeans and enjoy a beer. Whether it’s enjoying a Guinness at a local Irish-style pub, listening to an emerging band at an indie haunt or nibbling on lamb burgers and hand-cut fries at one of the city’s gastro-pubs or perhaps some combination of both, Philadelphia offers endless opportunities for laid-back fun on your trip.

Buhl Mansion Guesthouse and Spa & Tara Country Inn Are Perfect For A Romantic Escape: Buhl Mansion Guesthouse and Spa, and Tara, A Country Inn, located 6 miles apart in Sharon, Pennsylvania, operate in tandem providing a romantic setting to guests from around the world.

Great For Golf & The Outdoor Adventures in York County, Pennsylvania: Pack up the clubs and head East for a few rounds in York County, Pennsylvania. Hit the green on one of over 20 world-class golf courses with nearly 400 opportunities for a hole-in-one! York County is nestled within the heart of the Appalachian foothills, and home to some of the most beautiful courses in the nation.

Enjoy A Relaxing Getaway At The Bedford Springs Resort: The vintage Pennsylvania “springs hotel” that captivated American society for three centuries, now meticulously restored to its former grandeur. Long heralded for its healing waters and restorative environs, Bedford Springs has attracted interest from generations of former guests, as well as first-time guests wishing to immerse themselves in the Bedford legacy.

Pennsylvania: A Golf Mecca For Aces And Duffers Alike: Pennsylvania's golf-crazy Valley Forge area has nearly 70 public and private courses from which visitors and locals can "hit it flush."

Cashtown Inn offers Ghosts of Gettysburg weekend: The historic and haunted Cashtown Inn will be hosting two “Ghosts of Gettysburg Weekend Investigation Packages” with renowned author Mark Nesbitt and his paranormal investigation team.

Winter Escapes at Pocono Mountains’ Bed & Breakfasts: Travelers who enjoy fine restaurants, picturesque settings, classically-styled accommodations, historical significance and old-world hospitality should plan a winter escape to one of the lovely bed and breakfasts (B&Bs) of the Pocono Mountains. Whether you're are planning a relaxing retreat, or an action packed late winter escape, a stay at a bed and breakfast in the Pocono Mountains promises a little something extra.

Visit Covered Bridges & More While Traveling The Alleghenies by Bike: Mid-May is a beautiful time time tour the Alleghenies. One of the highlights in May is Covered Bridges Week in Pennsylvania. As you will see covered bridges have been part of the states history for centuries. What a better way to enjoy the abundance of Pennsylvania covered bridges than by bicycle, especially with May being National Bike Month.

Motorcyclists From Around The Country Cruise Into The Thunder in the Valley: The Johnstown Region of The Alleghenies (in South Central Pennsylvania) hold its annual motorcycle rally featuring a wide variety of entertainment, food, contests, and games in Mid to Late June.

Hiking In The Alleghenies Located In South-Central Pennsylvania: Located in South-central Pennsylvania, The Alleghenies offers more than 60 hikes with trails ranging in distance from a few miles to more than 30 miles in length. This variety of options opens up hikes catering to families, day hikers, and even backpackers.

The Greenwood Furnace Folk Gathering and Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival Welcome Legendary Performers: With a combination of legendary performers and variety of hot up-and-comers, over 20 exceptional artists on two stages in May. While Folk musicians and fans will flock to Greenwood Furnace State Park in Late August for a fun and friendly weekend of playing, singing, dancing and listening to folk music.

A Menagerie Of Museums In Southeastern Pennsylvania: You can gain understanding of beauty, talent, hard work and heritage in America's museums. The exhibits may move you, sometimes with tears, sometimes with laughter.

Family Fun In Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh has plenty of hands-on fun for families, including dinosaurs, birds of every feather, a major aquarium and zoo, and a lot more, which make Pittsburgh the perfect family getaway destination.

Valley Forge March-In Honors Soldiers Then and Now: The families and troops who presently face struggles on foreign shores our in our hearts during this Holiday Season. Valley Forge, Pennsylvania presents a special tribute to honor these brave soldiers, and those who faced the enemy on our soil so long ago.

A Drive through Gettysburg: If you are into history and you love learning about the Civil War then you need to take a trip through Gettysburg. I had the privilege of growing up in the area and was able to spend many weekends in the Gettysburg National Park, driving around and looking at the history that is so predominant in that area.

A Guide to the Pocono's: Populated by Native-American Indians, the name Pocono means "stream between two mountains," and rightly so, since the Delaware River runs between two mountains. The history of the Pocono's dates back to the 1800s where the first tourists stayed at boarding houses close to the riverside.

Allenwood, PA: Clyde Peeling's Reptiland: When was the last time you had a safe and exciting close-up encounter with an exotic creature of the cold-blooded kind. No, I am not talking about your ex. Clyde Peeling's Reptiland, located on Route 15 in Allenwood, PA is specialized zoo allows close-up encounters with rare crocodilians, curious lizards, deadly snakes, gentle tortoises and colorful frogs.