We went here for the first time and really thought it was a very clean and fun campground. The pool…read moreis well kept. Bingo was fun. The staff were friendly and helpful. We will come back.

the pond is dirty so you can't catch fish really because of the coifish the pool is great but are…read moreair conditioning is not w that great it tripped 2 times it ten minute.

I wish I could rate lower. The pictures on website are deceiving. Pool is small and cloudy. Entire…read morecampsite is on huge mountain next to major highway. All you here are tractor trailers and Jake brakes. Relaxing NOT!!!! The sites are so small and close that people next to us couldn't get in w/o help and trucks being moved. Ohhhhh there is no place to park your truck if you tow a camper. We have a 26' camper and the site was so built up and "cliff" type if we backed in where they wanted to our stabilizer jacket was hanging off the site! We had to pull forward three ft!

The owners are exceptional... we were guided to our site and the owner helped us get level. The…read moresite is pretty level but she knew exactly where to park us. The bathrooms abs showers were exceptionally clean! The pool was beautifully maintained! The camp store had everything you needed and stocked with locally butchered meats as well as some Amish sweets! The only downside was road noise... but honestly you got used to it and it wasn't a problem. Lots of beautifully maintained permanent sites. We would return!!!

Went skiing with a friend after a heavy snowfall…read more Main critique is that the lifties are not strict on maxing out the lifts, letting people go 2 on a quad when there's a line of a hundred people waiting. Otherwise, it's a perfectly nice local spot to go for beginners and early intermediates.

Doe Mountain which turned into Bear Creek has been in my backyard my whole life. It's nothing to…read morewrite home about, but for the price with today's Epic/IKON monopoly rip-off you can't beat it. It's like old skool pricing. The lodge has lots to offer too especially the Mountain Eatery. Grab a beer and some good eats after burning calories on the slopes. I look forward to every winter and the summer bands and events are awesome as well.

very nice place and very reasonable prices for an all year campground, as long as you keep to…read moreyourself youll have a great time

Very dirty! No water half the time and taste like chlorine when it works sewer issues with old…read morepipes muddy in most places all year around. Road are bad very bumpy. Maintenance guy ? where? you mean the one that owner picked up off the streets ? Manager? terrible such poor staff out for them selves and that's about it. Rent has went up $50 and I've been here for 4 months. No one pays the same amount of rent! I mean no one. Never told when electric goes off or water, they do it as they please. Some residents have the park looking ugly. garbage stacked everywhere. There's nothing I can say good about this place. Don't waste your time or money and DO NOT bring your family here to stay!

Great staff team Stem team was wonderful puts all the guests before staff and staff are all a good…read moregroup the merit badges up here are wonderful it also lets kids that are younger get a chances that nowhere else they would be able.

Good facilities and a dedicated team during summer camp and off-season camping…read more Regarding other reviews: the camp, like the surrounding area, does have 17 year cicadas that emerged a few years ago and contributed to noise. There was also a comment about the UK flag being flown: when the summer camp staff contains international Scouts, their home flag is flown to recognize them at least once a summer and per the US Flag Code the flags of other nations must be flown at the same height as the American during times of peace. We haven't been at war with the UK since 1815, so the staff showed proper respect to the flag, as expected of Scouts.

As the family legend goes, I visited Crystal Cave with my parents as a toddler. My dad carried me,…read moreand I reached out and yanked the pony tail of a man on the tour with us. My mother told the story for years, and she was so embarrassed we never went back to Kutztown. My sister wasn't born yet, so she never got to visit the cave. So our visit was 50 years in the making! The caves are impressive. They are also very much affected by 100+ years as a tourist attraction. Don't come looking for pristine nature. A few stalagtites have been "relocated", and the paths and stairs that allow you to visit have certainly altered things. But it's still cool to see, and the old-timey roadside attraction atmosphere is interesting as a snapshot of another time. The restaurant is fast food, but it looked reasonably priced. We grabbed a cheap slice of shoofly pie to take to Mom, who still has never returned due to my toddler shenanigans. There are acres of land to explore, as well as inexpensive mini-golf if you want to make a day of it here. We enjoyed our day trip.

My child and I went to Crystal cave for the first time and had such a great time learning the…read morehistory and science behind the cave. When you arrive, you park in their large parking spot, enter the gift shop and purchase your tour tickets. After, you'll walk up a big hill to the entrance. Before the tour, you watch a video about the history of the cave. It was very informative. Extremely dated but fun to learn! Our tour guide was great and helpful! We were lucky to be in a small group of only 2 other families. I would definitely bring a jacket because it was very cold for us.

Discovered this place after visiting Vintner's Table in Phoenixville, PA. Wife and I were looking…read morefor a B&B near some wineries and this place more than fit the bill. In fact, I'd say it was one of the most enjoyable experiences ever. You walk into a beautiful, updated, wooden space that is warm and inviting. The rooms are redone in a very classy, vintage style. Nothing over the top, but a perfect balance between comfy and elegant. Head downstairs for some fresh cookies and wine glasses. Open up a bottle of your favorite vintage from one of the dozen or so wineries located nearby, including Folino Estates. Draw a nice, warm bath in a bear claw tub, relax and sip your favorite sparkling wine. Or enjoy the night in the outdoor common area. After a good night's sleep, wake up and enjoy a simple breakfast in the dining area and start your day hanging out on Main Street or heading out to the wineries. I recommend going when the nearby university isn't in session. But if you visit on a weekend during the semester, the Inn offers white noise machines to help ensure you have a relaxing night's sleep as well. A wonderful experience for a couple's getaway, or a great place to rent multiple rooms if you're having a reunion or wedding nearby. Can't wait to head back again.

I've been coming to this place for about 7 years when it was call Main Street Inn. During these…read moretimes once or twice a year we would attend the wine festivals that take in the area during those times. We did a search for B&B's in the area and took a chance on the Main Street Inn. We absolutely fell in love with this place! The owners were adorable and extremely pleasant. We would always ask for a particular room which we fell in love with. There was another wine festival that we wanted to attend this month (April) and decided we would give the new proprietors our business. We booked the same room and at the time while making the reservations on line I mentioned that we would be checking in between 5:00pm and 5:30pm (we went to the wineries first). We received an email giving us a four digit number which would give us access to the outer door and to our room. We arrived at the Inn at about 5:15pm and used the four digit number numerous times and couldn't gain entry to our room. We called the manager Amy five times and left several messages and no response. We waited for an hour and a half before someone came and apologized for giving us a wrong code! When we got into the room it was decorated differently but it was neat and clean. There is no excuse for us to wait and hour and a half when it states in the email that if we are need of anything or having any problems to call and no one answers the phone. Note: My girlfriend remembered that the new owners owned an winery in the area and she called and spoke to someone within the winery and advised her of our dilemma and five minutes later is when the manager Amy finally called and ten minutes later a nice young lady opened the door for us and apologized for the situation. I want to be clear I was extremely frustrated and the Inn did lose a little of that Kutztown charm but it was nice and clean and I really like the small town charm of Kutztown!

Literally the best tour group ever ! My family had been using them for years for football, baseball…read moreand NYC trips!! The prices are great they offer payment plans which makes it affordable! The people running it are truly amazing!! 100% recommend!!!