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 :)

This is a very cute, tiny park. It is so small that it is administered by nearby Little Pine State…read morePark (with which it shouldn't be confused, as they do not have the same amenities at all). Upper Pine Bottom State Park is a great place for a picnic. There are several picnic tables and a small parking area. The most notable natural feature is a creek running along the section parallel to the road. We heard that it is also frequently used as a way to access Tiadaghton State Forest.

Cute little park with lots of equipment and a nature park to enjoy. Has equipment for 1-5 yrs and…read more5-12 yrs old.

Visited with our 3yo while exploring downtown. Beautiful state of the art playground by play world…read moresystems. The access to the stream is awesome too.

Treasure Castle Playland is a pretty cool place to visit in South Williamsport if you have younger…read morekids. It's an older church converted into a child's playland. Very similar to Chuck-E-Cheese, Gymboree or Bounce U. Admission is 6 dollars for ages 1-3 and 9 dollars for 4-12, one parent is free per child, extra parents are 2 dollars a person. They have two floors of adventure, including padded play area, fortress climb wall, blocks, panning for gold, a Castle Garden for younger kids, coin-operated amusements, a food court, learning computers, free wi-fi, and all sorts of kids stuff available for purchase. Our 2 year old had a blast there. Ample parking available, next to Little Tresures Daycare.

We wish we lived closer! We were passing through and stopped to get some energy out with our 1 and…read more4 year olds. It was awesome. Pizza was amazing and great priced. Love the family owned feel. Super cool place! Thank you.

We visited the Lewisburg Children's Museum on a Saturday and had a great experience, especially…read morewith their dinosaur-themed STEAM Saturday activity. The museum was easy to find, and while the parking lot isn't very large, we didn't have any issues. There are both stairs and an elevator to access the museum upstairs. The layout is simple and easy to navigate, with one main entry point into the space. Inside, there are multiple themed rooms including space, farming, mining, a body-focused area, a dress-up theater, and a grocery store modeled after Weis Markets, which was a fun and realistic touch. There are also ride-on cars in the hallway that were a big hit with my kids. We stayed about 2.5 hours and could have stayed longer. Even with other families there, it never felt overcrowded kids seemed to rotate naturally between rooms. Overall, it's a well-designed, hands-on children's museum that keeps kids engaged and moving. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

This is a great place to take younger children for some fun and education. Make sure to call ahead…read moreto schedule an appointment. Due to Covid they are selling tickets for entry for timeslots. You can make a day of it, there are many great places to eat in the surrounding area.

This is a nice city park! Lots of beautiful trees. You can drive through and choose a spot to park…read morefor free. This is the kind of park missing from Virginia. I enjoyed my visit and recommend the park if your are in town.

Relaxing place to walk along the river, though there's a lot of noise pollution from the highway…read more Access via overpass. Can walk down the levy to the water of you want, but it's a steep walk.

As an out of towner that's in this area an average of 4/5 months a year on business, i've made it a…read morepoint to get on this site (I don't do Facebook) to say I've stopped here many of times while in town and I'm here to say this is one of the most well thought out memorials I've ever seen based on the square footage they were allotted, not much. Regardless, it is outstanding! For all of you who had a hand in assembling memorial in the past, currently in the present taking care of it, and least I forget you in all in the future who will be tasked with maintaining it, this is a beautiful, beautiful memorial for every service. Great job, gals and gentlemen great job. Please keep up the remembrance as you are now. God, love you.