Super cool boardwalk on the marsh, kinda disappointed that half of it is blocked off and it's…read moretaking forever to get fixed but I still love it

Beautiful wetlands park with miles of boardwalk trails in state college pa. This park offers a…read morelarge wetlands area with numerous streams cutting through it. The park is very well kept and a great place to take a short hike or get a little exercise. The park also offers a viewing blind for birdwatching or scoping out animals. Overall a really cool nature preserve in State College Pa.

What a great find on Happy Valley. Truly farm to table. We split the rainbow trout, I could have…read moredrank for sauce. My daughter had the hamburger which was delicious. The mac and cheese was super cheesy. The staff and chef were so friendly and welcoming. We will be back!

Beautiful food, friendly staff. Felt the ambiance could be a little more fitting to the food. Lower…read morelighting and tablecloths perhaps.

First time staying at Penn State for a concert at Bryce Jordan Center. I booked this hotel so much…read morein advance that I don't really remember why I picked it. Needless to say, it wasn't cheap. I really did expect more for my money here. Even water that is placed in the room strategically was not complimentary. It was pouring rain and dark on this particular day. We nearly passed up the side road the resort was on. We don't golf, so didn't really care about the fact that there's a big golf course here. Check-in was slow. There was a huge line and only one person working behind the desk. To top it off, after waiting on the line our key didn't work when we got to the room. So we had to go back down to the desk, cut the line and got a mean glare from a customer who was waiting. The room itself needs some serious updating. The bathroom looks old and 1950s style. It's also not very spacious, which isn't a huge deal but might be a turn off for some people. There is also a restaurant located on premise but we didn't visit it. The menu looked appetizing with a variety of burgers.

We were traveling for our sons AAU program and picked Toftrees resort as the location was very…read moreconvenient. Unfortunately, when we arrived the rooms looked nothing like the pictures online. They are worn down, the hotel also has a pretty bad smell overall. I figured it was fine we were only here for 1 night. Well unfortunately around 5am the next morning, the fire alarms started to go off around the whole hotel. I waited a few minutes before going up to the front desk to see what was going on. The man at the front said he called engineering and they were supposed to be on their way. My son and I walked around the premise until they sorted out the alarms. At this point it's 6:30 AM. My son asked if he could look at the cup on the golf course since he had never seen one before. He must have been on the course for 3 minutes before walking back to the patio they have behind the resort. As he is approaching someone stops and yells "hey are you staying at the resort, you can't be on the golf course". He is 11 years old, and we would not have been outside in the first place if your hotel didn't have alarms going off at 5 in the morning. I would not recommend. 0/10 if I could rate that low.

Great location, plenty of parking, helpful and friendly staff. I was given a handicapped…read moreaccessible room, which I didn't really care for - the bathroom sink had no room to put toiletries/curling iron. Shower was a big roll-in shower that splashed the floor, even with the curtain closed. The shade on the window wouldn't go up, it was one of those "old fashioned" types where you pull a little on the bottom and it should go up (no pull cords, etc). It kind of looked like someone pulled it down as far as it could go and broke it. I love natural light, so I ended up using a hanger from the closet (with the clips) and I folded the shade up and clipped it. Breakfast was ok - your typical continental along with flavorless/powdered scrambled eggs, sausage or bacon (depending on the day), potatoes....but they do have a pancake making machine, which I really liked. Coffee, hot chocolate and tea available 24/7. Minor complaints, so I would stay here again when in the area.

This was a great place to stay. The only reason I gave it 4 was there were a couple of issues that…read moreforced us to switch rooms but the staff was simply outstanding during that. Calvin, in particular really made sure that we were taken care of and that we were comfortable. He even took additional steps to ensure that our stay was pleasant. I will be back in State College next year and will most likely stay there again. It is alto convenient to Penn State and plenty of restaurants.

They held large events during the pandemic, creating mass spreading events before we had a vaccine…read moreand advanced treatments. Seeminly to make money from the events and/or to defy science. I am left wondering if they do the same on their food service or general cleanliness. so, really, meh. might go back, hope not to.

Went to an event held here and noticed on their tv slideshow they had "pray for israel" which is…read moreincredibly inappropriate for a kids place but also just curious what exactly were praying for when they say that considering everything that is going on. Incredibly disappointed and disgusted that they even had that on there and I come on to leave this review and notice that they also were open during covid holding large events and it explains a lot that they have no concern for other people. One of the workers also came around asking everyone if they needed any prayer, which again is really strange to do at a birthday party for children.

This is the perfect little science museum for little kids--I'd say 8 and under. My 3 & 6-year-olds…read morehad a blast playing with all the different areas. I'd say we stayed for about 1.5 hours. If you're in need of an indoor activity for your kids in the State College area, I would recommend this place!

We really enjoyed our visit to the Disconvery Space of Central PA. Our family visits kid-oriented…read morescience and hands-on museums frequently when we travel, so it's nice to see a museum with some new or novel exhibits for kids to explore. This museum works closely with students from PSU who design and implement the exhibits, so it is constantly changing. The kids liked the earthquake building designer, the flood plain, and the geology exhibit. Also, the pressurized tube and ball shooter was a hit. In all, we spent about an hour and 45 minutes exploring and playing. It is well designed, but it is on the small size. Also, it isn't the easiest place to find...look for the State College HS football field, and it is right next door. It does host birthday parties, which would be fun if we lived in the area. Overall, I'm a fan. We'll be back on future rainy visits to State College.

I wasn't able to go indoors bc of their covid hours but wow is the land beautiful. I gave myself a…read moreground tours. I will call and schedule a tour and update my review!

Didn't actually get to see the mansion or the chapel as there was a special event going on…read more Apparently, the day we went was the only day all year that no tours are given! Anyway, It looked somewhat run down around the edges and only got to peek in the door. The admission was $10. a person. So I was somewhat relieved NOT to have to shell out that much, though I would have to see ole' Columbus' stuff. We determined the very puzzling "Columbus" connection. It appears that one of the early Boals, Col. Theodore Davis Boal, married Mathilde de Lagarde who was a direct descendant of Columbus and when she inherited some of Columbus' artifacts she had them shipped to the US from Spain. I do wish I could have seen that part!