Peaceful place to camp and enjoy with family and friends great food great rides cheap place to go…read morewith the family

You can't beat free admission and free parking. You also can't beat a $5 slice of pizza or…read morecheeseburger at a legit theme park. It's no wonder why this place draws crowds. Tucked deep in Pennsylvania coal country (i.e. the middle to nowhere) you can find the rollercoasters rising out of the hills and this cute little park that time has luckily spared. There's something for everyone here, and with rides and games being pay as you go you can have as action packed or as relaxed of a day as you choose. There's even a large pool in the park for the hottest of summer days. I can see why this place has its diehard fans. With ample camping and rentals around the perimeter you can turn a trip here into a full vacation easily.

Nice little place to go bowling with your friends. I am a casual bowler so idk if the lanes or…read moreballs are anything special, they felt normal to a regular bowler like me.

Very fun place to bowl and a great atmosphere. The staff is very nice and the food is good! The…read moreonly complaint that I had was that I heard the wood is fake so the oil sits on top making it hard for your ball to have a good hook. Other than that it's a great place!

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.

Improve the weight room with better equipment and stuff and the dumbbells are out of order andread more

Managment staff was pretty rude, the price for a family of 4 to enter was $20 .. pretty dang…read moreexspensive considering we couldn't use the gym due to camp kids .. and when I tried to use the gym they said my 5 yr old couldn't be with me .. NOT VERY FAMILY FRIENDLY . I use to come here all the time as a kid and it was much better 15 yrs ago. However the Lifegaurd was super awesome. Very polite to my children even though my kid wouldn't stop running.

Everyone is super nice! Have fun things to do every weekend!! Very family oriented! Management is…read moregreat, always there to help! Love love love this place!! Recommend to anyone!

We love camping at Hidden Valley Campground. The new owners are doing alot of upkeep on the…read moreCampground that the previous owners neglected to do. They have lots of activities for all. It's a beautiful clean Campground. We are hoping in time that more stone is added to the full hookup sites we used this year. When it rains the sites are muddy. We moved to new sites for next year because we enjoy this Campground and don't want to leave. Looking forward to seeing all the updates.

Great dirt track. I've been to track all across the country and this is the first one I've been to…read morein a long time that allows you to bring in your own beer as long as there are no glass bottles

That I'm the first to review is proof positive that Yelping hasn't quite caught on in Central PA…read more Q for you - do you believe in the energy of the universe? Are you taken from time to time by a sensation or an event that seems motivated by something other than the processes we can describe with our natural understanding? Like, do you sometimes think of me and then two seconds later I call? I found a penny on the way to the heat bubble last weekend. I don't remember precisely where but I do have the sense that when I saw it I knew I had to pick it up. Later that same evening, when emptying my pockets in the hotel and coming again across said penny I elected to do something with it. I put it on top of my wallet. Just over 12 hours later I won the 50-50 at Selinsgrove Speedway. To mixed emotions in the grandstand, I'm sure, as the announcer announced that the fellow from Oakland just left the booth with 693 of their hard-earned dollars (20 of which were hard earned by me thankyouverymuch). I've been coming to this track since I was as small as small Peter, my brother's 11 year-old son who sat that night with me in the first turn bleachers. Half-mile dirt oval, $13 dollars for kids over 12 (under is free), heart attack food for prices so low you'd swear they were underwritten by a diabetes drugmaker, no booze, an occasional skunk on the track, sprint cars to superstock. Happy times under the stars. Later that same evening, when we rejoined our hero in the hotel room, I took my special penny and thunk over where to put it now. It didn't seem quite time to let it go. In my wallet was a paper heart that I had found in the woods months earlier. A little red paper heart that peeked only a corner from under Allegheny pine needles, a little red paper heart maybe the size of a nickel with I Love You drawn on in black marker. I put the penny in my wallet over the heart.

There are faster rides at Knoebel's. There are rides that pull your hair back like an unpaid debt…read morecollector and rides that make you taste the corndog you ate three hours ago. Flying Turns is not one of them. It tops out at 24 miles per hour, which is about the speed your uncle drives when he is looking for the turnoff he missed ten minutes ago. And yet, here I am, grinning like a fool every year as I step into its line. As far as I know, this is the only wooden bobsled coaster on Earth. The only one. Each car slides and rattles through a curving trough of planks with no rails to keep it in check. Gravity and momentum have the wheel. You are cargo. You are a marble in a chute, an egg in a spoon race against nothing but yourself. And here's the strange thing: even though it is only 24 miles per hour, because you are sitting so low in the car and there are no tracks beneath you, it feels much faster and far more chaotic than that number suggests. The line does not move quickly. There are three cars per train. Six humans ride at a time. Knoebel's built this ride over seven years and only opened it when it was perfect, so I respect the slowness. Before you even get in line, they weigh you. Before you ride, they weigh you again to arrange the load. No numbers are shown. Someone just nods yes or no like a prophet who has seen the future and decided you may proceed. If you ride with someone else you sit in single file and share a single seatbelt like two sardines who have agreed to a joint adventure. People say get there first thing in the morning. I say no. This week by noon the line snaked all the way past the North Pole shop. Around dinner time I walked on in about 25 minutes. That is my pilgrimage hour. Every year I ride Flying Turns. Every year it is worth it. It is slow. It is rare. It is as joyful as it is improbable. I cannot imagine Knoebel's without it.

Flying Turns is the only wooden bobsled coaster at least in the United States, if not the world…read more This causes it to hug every little dip and turn, which makes for an exhilarating ride despite the low heights. The only downside is that this has a low capacity, and therefore often has the longest line in the park.

This company is awesome! Me and my girlfriend are on vacation and we wanted to give kayaking a try…read more We had a little trouble finding the place because we didn't read the email all the way through but Chase was super helpful in assisting us. When we arrived at the Montour Preserve Chase had our Kayak and life jackets ready and waiting for us and he gave us some helpful insight as to what to expect when we got out into the water. So we headed out into the lake. It was one of the most peaceful experiences ever. We literally had the entire lake to ourselves. As we did our first lap around. We got to see a couple of deer all in separate areas chilling on the edge of the water. They didn't seem to mind us at all. They acted as if we weren't even there. We spent about 2&1/2 hours cruising around. They offer single, double sit on or sit in kayak's and pedal boats if you like. Trust me you definitely want to hit this spot up. It's amazing hands down. When we finally finished we chilled and talked to Chase for a while. He's definitely one of the nicest guys ever and he made our experience that much better. We could've stayed there and talked to him for hours. There's NO question. HEAD THERE NOW IMMEDIATELY AND HAVE A GREAT TIME. BECAUSE WE SURE DID ! We'll l definitely be back numerous times. And we hope to talk to Chase again every time for sure.

I called R.A.C. on rather short notice because me and my husband were going to be in the Danville…read morearea for his 60th birthday weekend and wanted to paddle on the Susquehanna River. We had kayaked a few times before on lakes and in bays, but never before on a river. Since R.A.C. owner Dave was already engaged at a meet on the Saturday we wanted to go out, he put us in the able hands of his assistant, Jim. Jim was a terrific guide. He drove us to a scenic put out area underneath a covered bridge, taught us techniques for paddling more efficiently (which no one ever had), made sure we were safe and comfortable, and even climbed into the water to push us when we got stranded on a rock. (Something that apparently happens in shallow rivers!) We enjoyed a blissful late afternoon and evening paddling 11 mi down river while the sun set. Following our excursion, Jim gave us an excellent recommendation for dinner in Danville (Old Forge Brewery). Here, he and his girlfriend, Emily, came and chatted with us while we waited for our food. We felt like locals! I can't recommend this company enough for value, service, safety, and fun.