We stopped here on our way home from a glamping trip. This place is really nice! They have a large…read morecollection of reptiles and amphibians. All of the animals are in great shape and apear well cared for. We purchased a feeding encounter with the giant Aldabra tortuouses which was a wonderful experience.

Not very handicap friendly and staff availability/help was non existent. I visited here with my…read morenephew, who uses a wheelchair. Because the bird enclosure was closed, we could not find access to certain exhibits. Staff was not available to help us navigate through the premises and (because of closed off areas) the map provided was not useful.

I was in town visiting family, and we ended up coming to the park. It was a very nice park and saw…read morenothing but green everywhere. The place had some nice hiking trails you can follow or even walk your dog in. My aunt walks her dogs here often, and she never had an issue here. She even let's them take a dip in the water and they love it. I didn't really see any trash laying around, so it looked to be kept clean. There is also a little playground you can take your kids to and have some fun. Next to the playground was a restroom too so you don't have to go far. We went in the early morning and didn't see many people. We were able to enjoy a nice walk in peace and quiet. Overall, it was a good experience and would come back if I'm in town again.

I wanted to break my long hiatus to talk about my Milton state park experience. If you love…read morewalking, looking at plants, and the Susquehanna river, I 5/5 recommend going to Milton State park. Also, if you love Japanese Knotweed, Lol just kidding. Japanese knotweed is not ideal. In fact I hope more native plants can thrive in this environment and restore some stability. Lots of doggos which is very fun! As long as the owners pick up the poop. I would say the worst part of my experience was getting some all over my right shoe, what a bummer! Even after that I managed to have a great time! My one critique is that one of the plaques says Quercus rubra instead of Quercus palustris, a minor detail but I can't not say something. Quercus palustris has pointer leaves and has top branches pointing up and lower branches pointing down. Im getting off topic... Anyway, Milton State park has some lovely history and although it is small and a changing ecosystem, there are some great things happening there. Keep your eyes out for native trees and plants because they are still here! Also watch out for flying soccer balls and running children... I used to play my youth soccer games here as a kid :)

Stopped by the park while in the area to check out the overlook view. The park was clearly marked…read moremaking it easy to navigate. Free entry and plenty of parking. There were walking trail options in the area as well. The view was amazing and definitely worth the stop!

Beautiful scenic overlook of the confluence of the branches of the Susquehanna River. And unlike…read moreMaryland's state parks, there's no admission fee. Very quiet, despite the constant traffic on State Routes 11/15 immediately below. Didn't find the nesting raptors in the trees below, nor did we see any deer as we hiked along the Deer Trail, although we came across a family BBQ at one of the covered picnic areas. Near the top were restrooms that were in an actual building rather than the usual porta-potties, but with no running water (although there was hand sanitizer). Well-maintained playground with swings, slides, and monkey bars at the upper parking lot for the kids too. Just be sure to map or GPS your route to avoid having to make numerous U-turns - coming north up Route 11/15, there's no park directional signage (look for the County Line Road sign just before the bridge) and from County Line Road, the park entrance sign is pointing towards visitors coming from the opposite direction.

It was quick and efficient. Just texted him the day before Memorial Day and asked if he had…read moreanything available for my family (2adults and a toddler). Went with a tandem with our daughter sitting in the middle. Penn's creek was pretty tame and was a nice float. Beautiful trip, saw a bald eagle and lots of waterfowl and a turtle. Texted when we got to the American legion he came to pick up the kayak 10 minutes later and drove me back to my car. It was a great float and the price couldn't be better. Seriously, it was $50 cheaper than anyone else that offers kayak rental floats down a creek. We drove there from State College. Though it took almost an hour to get there, it was well worth the trip.

I drove home from Hershey and I'm so glad I did. It's a love-hate relationship with zoos, but when…read morepeople create places for animals who are either illegally owned, their owners can no longer take care of having a monkey, animals that were injured and can't return back to the wild or zoos don't want to put on display older animals, it's nice to know people truly do care. The volunteers were all super friendly and informative. For $15, I was able to see animals I've never heard of so many tigers and cougars. Highly recommend! I can't wait to bring others here.

A great place to visit. They are a rescue organization where you can interact with the animals in a…read morenon invasive to them type of way.

Should probably let people know ac is broken before purchase. 100 degrees outside in a metal…read morebuilding with no ac? Probably should get some fans at least if you are going to be open.

Great fun for all ages. The pretzels are delicious. Pizza and chicken tenders are just ok. Prizes…read morethey have are good. I liked the photo booth best.

What a hidden gem! So glad my son & I visited! Really enjoyed not only the challenging 22 holes but…read morethe grounds were beautiful and peaceful, like you were in a secret garden. The owners a husband & wife team are super friendly! Would definitely come back if in the area!

Beautiful scenery (forgot to take pictures lol) with a very unique course, definitely a bit…read moredifficult but was extremely enjoyable. Quiet, not a lot of people, but you are accompanied by bullfrogs, butterflies, and dragonflies. We got distracted watching the frogs and taking pictures of the butterflies. Definitely is a hidden treasure.