There's no cell signal in the park. The natural trail is flat, no elevation. The overlook trail has…read moresome elevation and can be a good workout for legs. There are multiple parking lots and some picnic tables here and there.

R. B. Winter is a really nice park in rural Union County. It covers nearly 700 acres in the…read moreAppalachian Mountains. Complete with a lake, beach, food concession area, miles of hiking trails (Rapid Run was our favorite)and dozens of camping (one cabin, 3 cottages, and 50 tent) sites. Our family had such a great time, we rented a cottage (36 bucks a night off season.) hiked for a few hours, borrowed a fishing rod from the park rangers office and fished for a bit. Our cottage simply had two twin bunk beds, electric baseboard heater, a table and a covered porch with picnic table. Worth a visit if you're in the area.

12x12 stall, indoor and outdoor riding arenas, professional feed program. My horse was the first…read morehorse there when they opened and the care has been excellent.

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.

Sharp winding rocky roads but worth it. Definitely worried about popping a tire in the middle of…read morenowhere. The beach is nice and clean. Snack bar is cash only so be prepared. GPS is spotty so pay attention to signs

This beach is beautiful and this park is beautiful. The lake is big where the beach is and there…read moreare some beautiful vistas to view at nearby Poe Paddy S.P. Parking is good here too.

Great selection of Ariat, Cinch and other western and leisure wear. Great selection of Myler bits…read moreas well

Outstanding staff very helpful and friendly. If they don't have the size you're looking for they…read morewill gladly order it for you

When planning your drive to the Petting Zoo and using GPS, be aware that several bridges appear to…read morebe closed indefinitely in the area. The road that ended up being open has a building with the address of 1722 Schwaben Creek Rd, Rebuck, PA 17867, and there were some small signs also posted. Be aware, that this road is a narrow farm lane, so do not bring a vehicle with low clearance. Follow the road and signs until you get to the admission hut and pay to enter. Get the larger bucket of animal feed when you pay to enter, you'll need it for at least the wagon ride. Animals in the Petting Zoo portion included goats, sheep, a baby camel, and a miniature horse. You can feed the ostrich's and peacocks roam around. There are also camel dies for an additional fee. To me the wagon ride was the MVP of the experience and why you need the larger bucket of feed. They take you into the gated areas of the park and stop several times to allow for feeding of the deer, goats, pigs, and big cows. After the ride, it's a short walk to visit the camels and donkeys, which you can also feed. There is also a small picnic area, kids' playground equipment, portable toilets, and hand washing stations available. If you do need to ask any questions, call ahead as they do respond quickly, but don't actively monitor their Facebook messages. Overall, this is a solid outing for kids, families, and people who love animals.