They were very communicative and worked with us! Staff was amazing! The kids had so much fun…read morethere!! Highly recommend

Nice place. Friendly staff. Reasonably priced. My 9yo and. 6yo loved it. The activities keep…read morethe kids occupied. We came during winter brake where they sold unlimited passes which was great! We will be back!

I would say this is a place for kids 6/7 and under for the most part. It seemed well cleaned and…read moremaintained. It not really set up as an indoor playground with like a jungle gym or that sort of thing... it's really about pretend play or using smaller toys in the various playhouses. The area was a bit small maybe since adults couldn't easily enter the smaller playhouses...the birthday area looked really cool, though. Didn't really love the need for a gift shop and various toys/candy/etc. on display right in the front for all the kids to see! Otherwise, we had a fun playtime there. :)

I've heard about The Curious Little Playhouse and have been wanting to take my granddaughter there,…read moreshe is 2 1/2 years old. Oh my goodness, what a FUN place for children!!!! She had such a good time!!!! The facility is very clean, staff was so nice and extremely helpful with explaining different rules. They have little "cubbies" to place your shoes in, you must wear socks while being inside the facility. They have restrooms and changing tables for little ones. They also have training potties for those that are potty training. There is an area that they do birthday parties and I've read about the different events they do as well. Such a fun indoor playground with so many "hands on" things for kids to do!!! It's so nice to see that this area, Hanover, has a facility like this!!!! You can bring your own items for snacking/drinking, but they also sell items there and even have a coffee bar for adults. There is plenty of parking! It was only $15 for my granddaughter and myself, which allowed an unlimited time to play. The price includes 1 adult to enter with the child. We will definitely return! Sophia had a blast

Had a less than great experience but the manager Doug handled it with the utmost professionalism…read moreand understanding. Definitely recommend giving this place a try and saying hi to Doug if anything goes less than great. Thank you for the effort to retain my business, it's so appreciated.

I was there a while ago and got the island dip , and it was extremely good and the portion was…read moreamazing. I went there recently and was very , very disappointed. I couldn't believe what i got. The bowl was full of chips and you couldn't even see the dip. It was a little dollop of avocado , some crab meat and three little shrimp. So so disappointed. And the price was 20$. i had been looking forward to coming and getting that it was good but not 20$ good. The bloody mary was really good

It's so wonderful to have a mini golf course in Gettysburg. This newly designed course is a great…read moreaddition to the area. The course is set up like a traditional course. I don't recommend this course for toddlers and smaller children as it can be challenging. If you are in Gettysburg and want a fun round of mini golf, stop by Lincoln Links

Not a great experience- unfortunately our game master wasn't paying attention. Everytime we asked…read morefor help, he would ask "What was the last thing you did?" which wasted a lot of time going back over everything. The room itself was okay, but because of the game master's unhelpfulness we did not have a good experience. We've been to over a dozen escape rooms, and this was the first time anything like this has happened. We paid $180 and should've had a decent gamemaster.

We have been here twice. We did the Dino room first and it was okay. Some of the locks did not work…read moreand the game master told us the next steps. The second time we did the 80's room. Two of the locks did not work, the game master gave us the clue. We were stumped for a while before we asked for help. Once we did ask the clue was given because the lock was not there. It was ridiculous because there was no way to move forward without asking for a clue. It seems like their rooms were great when they were first create however, there is little to no maintenance to keep the room fresh for new players. I would not recommend.

Beautiful course and well maintained. Very friendly staff. Very good prices. I wrote to management…read moreabout beeping carts. It was a bit loud and sometimes I wondered how certain places could be restricted. Much better now, they have tweaked it. A work in progress. Greens are quite fast but since I tend to Sally my putts, it works out great. In a way, I hope no one finds out how good this place is. But they are doing a great job and deserve to be rewarded with many players (just not Tuesday afternoon please).

If you haven't played The Links in 2025, you should. The new management has brought this…read moremagnificent track back to life. The fairways are well groomed, and the greens are fast and true. The Links at Gettysburg is a challenging, but fair course offering an interesting variety of holes. The south-central Pennsylvania countryside offers a magnificent back drop. Bring your game, you might use every club in your bag. Check it out. You won't be disappointed.

The best annual pass value for a little kid! We have a two year old that we bring here weekly, and…read moreit is just small enough for a little one to learn their way around and have some independence but big enough where we can slightly change it up every visit. My toddler loves that there are three separate feeding areas - two goats and one tortoise area. We have not gone on the safari ride, so we haven't seen those animals yet, but the rest of the zoo seems well kept. The staff is always very friendly! Maybe my only complaint is I wish they had an actual bathroom at the back end of the preserve and a little bit better food options.

Came today as we have driven past this sanctuary 100+ times. Finally had a chance to bring my two…read moregirls. For an adult ticket it was $30. My 6 yo was like $23 and 2 and under are free. For what we paid I'm not sure it was worth it but hopefully it goes towards the sanctuary. The space felt old and outdated. There was one indoor bathroom right by the exit and gift shop that was small and again outdated. The rest of the park was portapottys which were clean but in a hot day like today... it's still a portapotty. It was a large space and we spent about 3 hours inside. A variety of birds, snakes, tortoise, As well as sloth, zebra, lion, bison, goat, geese, swan, and fish. The highlight for the kids was the koi feeding experience. Those fish were jumping like crazy and got my kids wet which they enjoyed. There were several places to sit and eat. We brought lunch in. They had free water and snacks to purchase. There was also a safari which we did not do. Overall my kids liked it but I think it needs some TLC.

Great spot to picnic in the mountains. There a round green tin carousel pavilion that protects the…read moretables. Small play area and a stream nearby are nice to play in with the kids. While not much to look at, this is the oldest state park in Pennsylvania, having neen under the Commonwealths ownership for 113 years. Originally a furnace, then a picnicing spot and now a state park. Small parking lot sits just across route 233. Restrooms are available.