Wonderful place! They have really entertaining plays here and refreshments. It is beautiful inside…read moretoo!

The museum was closed on the Friday that we were in town to visit Huntingdon. The grounds were nice…read moreand really the only reason I am leaving the review is because of something that you can access outside - there is a "Take it and Make Art" box out front that has little packets with different art projects and tools for kids... that's really awesome.

This is an absolutely beautiful museum with an impressive collection of art. They regularly have…read moretraveling exhibits and artwork from their students and community so it never gets stale.

Highly recommend for impeccable custom framing and great customer service. The gallery itself is…read morevery impressive with a huge selection and variety of art. Great place to find a new piece of art or to buy a special gift. Really excited to have such a quality shop in town!

Beautiful gallery with amazing sculptures and paintings! Love the variety. Recommend stoping by to…read moretake a look and see about custom framing options with lots of guidance on frame selection.

A historical visit and the gentleman conducting our tour was gracious and knowledgeable (although I…read moreforgot his name!) But growing up in an environment where history matters along with cultural teachings, this place failed for me. More activities even small is accountable.

Fort Roberdeau was a great place for a little history lesson. We took the tour today and our guide…read morewas extremely knowledgeable. We watched a brief video and took a tour of the Fort. It was very interesting. We packed a picnic lunch and enjoyed the day. If you like to walk, they also have trails. They have special events throughout the year. Definitely worth a visit.

On a Vacation home, my wife and I decided to see what the Mennonite Heritage Center offered. A…read morestep back in time with displays depicting a way of life still continuing today. A couple were there to view their geneological records to verify the accuracy of an entry. Some others were investigating history. The displays revealed a way of life many are not familiar with. The photo album of a barn raising with times noted so you could understand how quickly so many hands could come together as a body to assemble. Not a very big museum, but embodies the life and times gone by. the family tree of one family at the turn of the 1900's brought to life more of the history. So many stories would be lost to time if not preserved in places like this. I would recommend it even for folks who are residents to catch a glimpse of local history.

Small little spot underneath the police station, staff was friendly (I suppose). You get 4…read moreattractions for 15 dollars so the price isn't bad but they're interconnected and it only takes a little under half an hour to go through the haunt if the actors stall you well enough. Very clearly a diy haunt but they were creative with what they had. Its not worth a long drive but if you only live half an hour away go for it! In summary; good price, short experience timewise, probably okay for a younger kids first haunt. Parking requires money but its only 25 cents for half an hour so its definitely not awful. Lotsa clowns, and seasonal events! No bathroom-

This is a good place to find some good vintage furniture and even antiques now and then. And of…read morecourse a variety of junk. It could be so much more though. The hours are spotty, mainly Saturdays and Sundays in the morning now. This is at the intersection of Route 22 and Route 453.

Just spent Sister's Weekend in The Valley. As we come from different directions we were trying to…read moredecide what to do on Sunday and everything close by is closed. Came across Dayze Carriage Rides. Gave them a call and they arrange a time to take the five mile tour. Their horse Silver was a perfect gentleman and guided us along the Countryside with ease. I am familiar with Amish and some of their traditions but learning the difference of the Black, Yellow, and White buggies was quite enjoyable. Only place where three sectors live in one area. After the enjoyable, relaxing ride you meet their other animals, see their different buggies and if not occupied, get a tour of their historical guest house. If you are in big valley, I highly recommend you schedule a ride with Dayze Carriage Rides!

We took an amazing carriage ride today! The owners were so informative! We were educated about the…read moreland as well as the Amish community! We were blown away by the Beautiful and amazing scenery! I would highly recommend this carriage ride to anyone! The owners will make you feel like you are family! Great people!