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This park, featuring Lititz Creek, is a popular gathering place and hosts a number of events throughout the year. Maintained by the Lititz Moravian Church for over 200 years, the Lititz Springs Park is now run as a non-profit organization and is supported through volunteer help and fund raising. Send an Email
 1 717 626-8981
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101-acre lake is the focal piece of the Raccoon Creek State Park near Hookstown. Situated on 7,572 acres of land, the area boasts numerous hiking tails, camping sites and picnic tables, as well as plenty of undeveloped spots to explore. Raccoon Lake also supports a number of activities, including excellent fishing and swimming at the sandy beach. In the winter, visitors can ice fish, skate, sled and cross-country ski.
Address: 3000 State Route 18 Hookstown PA USA 15050
Send an Email 1 724 899-2200
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Kings Gap Environmental Education Center
Over 16 miles of interconnecting hiking trails are available year-round, offering panoramic views of the Cumberland Valley. Environmental education programs are also offered.
Address: 500 Kings Gap Rd Carlisle PA USA 17013
1 717 486-5031
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Hershey Gardens
The Hershey Gardens is a 23-acre botanical garden featuring themed gardens, seasonal displays, rare trees and a butterfly house. A children's garden is also available featuring 30 themed gardens with educational displays and activities. Hours of operation varies by the season.
Address: 170 Hotel Rd. Hershey PA USA 17033-9507
1 717 534-3492
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Louise Arnold Tanger Arborteum
Spreading across 5 acres (2 ha) of land, the Louise Arnold Tanger Arboretum holds more than 100 species of trees. Since 1959 this area has grown a range a chestnut, beech, fir and other varieties of trees. The arboretum is open to the public daily.
Address: 230 N. President Ave. Lancaster PA USA 17603
Send an Email 1 717 393-4633
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The Lancaster County Conservancy maintains 22 nature preserves throughout the county, protecting their habitat and wildlife. The sites are open to the public and include numerous hiking trails. Information and directions on the preserves are available online or at the conservancy's main office.
Address: 117 South West End Avenue Lancaster PA USA 17608
Send an Email 1 717 392-7891
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Covering over 665 acres, Nolde Forest Environmental Education Center offers hiking trails, birding opportunities and a number of educational programs. Recreational areas are open daily from sunrise to sunset.
Address: 2910 New Holland Road Reading PA USA 19607
1 610 769-3699
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Established in 1900, Long's Park offers a variety of entertainment and recreational facilities in Lancaster. The park sits on 71 acres (29 ha) of land and includes several picnic pavilions, a petting zoo, a lake, trails, a playground and other amenities. An amphitheater on the grounds hosts concerts and festivals over the year and the park boasts an well-attended chicken barbeque.
Address: Route 30 at the Harrisburg Pike exit Lancaster PA USA 17602
Send an Email 1 717 295-7054
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During the Civil War the Battle of Gettysburg was a major turning point for the entire nation. Today, the National Park Service has preserved the park. Located in the park are over 13,000 monuments, marker and statues. The battle was fought July 1 - July 3, 1863.
Address: 97 Taneytown Road Gettysburg PA 17325
Send an Email (10) 1 717 334-1124
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The Lykens Glen public park is located along Rattling Creek and features two reservable picnic pavillions, with grill pits, playgrounds and sports areas. Over 100 people can be accomodated at each.
Address: Route 325 Lykens PA USA 17108
Send an Email 1 717 780-6300
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City Island
From the city centre, stroll across the historic Walnut Street Bridge and visit the past of City Island. Situated in the middle of the Susquehanna River, the island is host to a variety of old time attractions such as a restored carousal and a mini steam train. Cafes, shops, fountains, water mini-golf and RiverSide Stadium are just some of the attractions found on this charming island.
Address: . Harrisburg PA United States
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The Sam S. Lewis State Park is centered around Mt. Pisgah near York, and offers scenic views of the Susquehanna River Valley. Hiking trails wind through the park, and picnic facilities are also located here.
Address: 6000 Mt. Pisgah Rd York PA USA
1 717 252-1134
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The largest and most centrally located of all Lancaster County parks, the 544 acre Central Park hosts six rental pavilions, garden rental plots, a skate park, a camping area, an environmental center and more. The park is located just south of the City of Lancaster, just Chesapeake Street.
Address: Chesapeake Street Lancaster PA USA
Send an Email 1 717 299-8215
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Located on 40-acres, this mansion is a 19th century plantation complex. The building is a National Register of Historic Places. The mansion is closed on Mondays, Holidays and January through April. Many events take place, such as Fort Hunter Day and Christmas at Fort Hunter.
Address: 5300 North Front Street Harrisburg PA 17110
1 717 599-5751
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Situated on 100-acres of land, this farm started in 1971. Located on the farm are many friendly miniature horses. The horses interact with visitors and will participate for photos. In total, there are almost 80 Fallabella Miniature Horses, which is the largest herd in North America.
Address: 125 Glenwood Drive Gettysburg PA 17325
Send an Email (9) 1 717 334-7259
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