This place is awesome we enjoyed it so much! Random stop on our way home from Philadelphia. This…read moreplace was really neat the cavern was awesome with great formations and lots to see. Our tour guide and staff were great too and were friendly. Price was great and loads of parking available. They also have a nature trail as well on the property.

Shorter guided cavern tour, which was original the Heller town Cave and then became Lost River…read moreCaverns. Our tour guide had informed our group, that the Lost River origin is still yet to be determined.History dates back to quarry workers 1883, public tours since 1930. My favorite parts of the tour were the 300 year old stallagitite, and the water throughout the cave; containing dulehemitite limestone, which contains magnesium, and if one drank the water , the bathroom would be their friend, lol. Overall, fun way to beat the heat and learn something new .

One of a very good falls near NJ .. it is about 1.30 hrs or 2 hours drive from central Jersey but…read moreit is worth the drive . We have been to this place few years back but now it became toooo crowded and sometimes it takes a lot of time to go through the crowd . Well maintained pathways . There are 3-4 different loops and based on the time you have you can choose one path .. yellow loops are average difficulty .. it does have some path which is a little steep steps, but not difficult for middle age people.. might be a little stressful for elderly people with knee pain issues.. there is also a red loop which is a lot more of Walk and takes more time.. there are maps showing each path and approximate distance.. parking is a bit crazy, especially near the entrance.. parking is free.. tickets are about $21 which isn't too bad . Liked it overall .

I saw pictures of Bushkill Falls and thought it would be a must-see while visiting the area. The…read moreentrance is easy to find with clear signage, and staff were very friendly. Tickets are $22 per person, which feels a bit pricey, and bags are checked before you go in. The grounds have shops, picnic areas for lunch, and even a mining gemstone area for kids. Bathrooms are available, though they could have been cleaner. The experience itself isn't a typical hiking trail -- instead, it's a series of wooden walkways and bridges that guide you to each waterfall. The views are beautiful, but be prepared for crowds. On weekends especially, it can feel shoulder-to-shoulder most of the time. I'd only recommend bringing very well-behaved or small dogs since there isn't much room to move around people. We ended up leaving earlier than planned because of how packed it was, but I could see Bushkill Falls being a nice day trip, especially during the week when it's less busy. The waterfalls are definitely worth seeing, just go with the right expectations!

Fantastic place to visit! This sanctuary is small but fantastic. It is kid and adult friendly and…read morethey have a great gift shop and learning center! I purchased a Luna Moth cocoon and it was closed today! Amazing day, thank you.

This place is awesome! Staff is very nice and taught us so much. Not just butterflies, we were…read moreintroduced to and educated about axolotls. I would highly recommend , we had kids from 8-18. Everybody had a blast

I went on a Renegade Tour a few weeks ago for a bachelorette party, it was absolutely incredible!…read moreEddie our tour guide kept us on schedule and kept things fun. His tour bus is very clean, he is extremely knowledgeable about each winery. Eddie makes everything truly simple and takes the annoyance of having to plan out every detail, he does it all! I have told many of my friends about my experience, I can't wait to book another Renegade Tour !

excellent. we had my cousins Bach party with renegade wine tours. I'm a local and loved the…read morewineries they chose. Eddie was an awesome driver as well and made the trip even more fun!

Over 25 years have walked the Princeton campus but never knew the details of the buildings or…read morepeople. Jen is an excellent guide, communicator and very knowledgeable. We would highly recommend the tour.

I took the "Insider Tour" yesterday and had SO MUCH FUN!!! Our guide was Jen. She kept the pace…read morefast while telling interesting and funny stories about Princeton and the many people who lived here. It was a cold day out, but we went into several buildings to warm up so we were comfortable. Jen even took us into the art museum and showed us some of her favorites. Would definitely recommend- even on a chilly day!

We had such a great time on our tour! We found out about the tour through the Skytop Resort and…read moreHarry (the owner) picked us up in front of the resort. He took us to see waterfalls and then way up on top of the mountain to get an awesome view. When we got to the top of the mountain for the amazing view, there was a gazebo. I was thinking that it would be a good spot to propose! For all you guys out there - something to think about ;-) This tour would be good for families too. I'm sure kids would love taking the ATV through the woods. Quite an adventure for them!

My family and I found this tour and though it'd be something cool to do while on our vacation. We…read morehad a really good time and it was very interesting and informative. The tours run consistently throughout the day so if you arrive and miss one, you won't have to wait long for the next one. There is a museum at the top of the hill but we did not have time to go through it. The tour starts with a ride down a miners car towed by a cable. It's not an original car to this mine but retrofitted from another mine and holds about 20 to 25 people. Everyone wears hard hats and if you want a hair net they have them. The tour is about an hour long give or take a few minutes and although I'm sure all the guides know their stuff, Patty was outstanding in giving explanations and answering questions. The mine closed in 1965 and the tourist tour opened in 1985. It is crispy cool and wet and dark and you get lots of views of how the mine operated. Remember, you only get paid for the coal brought out and the crew is expected to churn out about 8 tons a day with which is four carts overfilled. If you wanted to make things easier for yourself you can (like adding safety timbers or a gravity chute) go right ahead but that'll eat into your coal production and again, you only get paid for the coal. We learned about the mules, air shafts, child labor, sally doors, frogs, rats, canaries, and much more. In the area where you pay for your tickets, they also have a nice gift shop with very reasonable pricing, and a small snack shop. Tickets for August 2026 were $12 adults and a small discount for seniors and little children. My wife's pants dragged and now they're black with coal dust. This was a nice excursion to kill some time and we all learned a thing or two!

Great tour! Very informative and a great way to beat the heat on a summer day! Definitely worth the…read more$10 to walk around an old coal mine and learn about how it operated

My wife and granddaughter recently visited New York and booked several sightseeing tours through…read moreReal New York Tours. We wanted a knowledgeable, top-notch guide to help us experience the city, and they exceeded our expectations. From the planning process to the tours themselves, everything was handled professionally and efficiently. Our guide was outstanding--knowledgeable, personable, and passionate about New York. They customized the experience, shared fascinating insights, and made every stop enjoyable. Our experience with Real New York Tours was exceptional. They delivered first-class service in every way, and I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a memorable and well-organized New York City sightseeing experience.

Excellent communication prior to booking and they listened to what our needs were. Our tour guide,…read moreRay, met us after we toured the Statue of Liberty and gave us so much information on NYC we are still processing it! Our tour took us to known tourist spots but gave us information we would not have know without Ray. We also got to see hidden gems and learn about the locals. My husband was reluctant to visit NYC, but after this tour he has decided he would visit again! Thank you Ray - for showing us why you love NY and helping us do the same.