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 one of my favorite drive ins. I love that it is grassy and cools off by show time. The…read morepeople running it seem laid back. We stop by the snack bar every time to support the drive in.

Ok,For those of u that remember going as a little kid or teen to a drive- in , movie that seem to…read morebe non-existent, these days. In NJ we had a few in South Jersey but they closed decades ago becuz of the huge multiplexes. I heard about this place and wanted so badly to check it out. Now if u live where I do or close to the Philly area it's about a 2 hour and a half . But it's def worth the trip. It would be cool, for a family and kids as kids r free 11 and under which is a big savings $$$$$. They have your drive in which late last year in August the price $8 a person . U can't beat it . My girlfriend and her kids and I left early to get there by dusk .Get there early so u can get a good place since u r outside with this massive screen . Plus, I would recommend to bring goodies we had a cooler for drinks and brought snacks and hoagies. But they have a place where they sell the usual movie eats like popcorn, ice cream, hotdogs, corn dogs, drinks. The great thing is it is kinda nostalgic since I remember them in my early teens. And it's so cool to be outside instead of inside a theater and watch several movies for one price. They run the current movies and I also checked out the Midway's snack center which most where with kids buying drinks , popcorn ,,and candy. If you don't mind driving a couple hours, it is worth the trip. I had a blast It was just so much fun . Def , check it out , I def want to go back and stay overnight since the town is quaint and not overdeveloped like most towns. Def hope it is open in 2017.

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!

Stopped in on an early Friday afternoon. The friendly and knowledgeable Carla walked me through the…read morewine list and I settled on five different wines to try. I'm usually a red wine guy, but the Sauvignon Blanc was too delicious to not take home. The grounds are gorgeous! Be sure to check out "the barn" upstairs as well. Take some time to visit, and give yourself some time to enjoy what they have to offer. A quality Pennsylvania wine experience!

Beautiful property. We visited for brunch to celebrate Goose Day. Very nice event with live music…read morein their reception hall. Wine was delicious, we chose "Tears of a Goose" table blush. Bartenders and catering staff were friendly and offered suggestions.

I am giving this location a review based on potential as I was here for an auction and not for a…read moreshow. With some tlc, decorations and string lighting this place could be a rustic venue dream come true. There are two stages one outdoor and one indoor. My phone died from the cold before I could take pictures of the inside but the indoor stage was everything one would expect and had roughly 100 seats wrapped around three sides of it. (Potentially a great space for a wedding party to view pictures or if the couple is into acting...a skit or something of that nature) There are gardens and arbors galore. There is also a spaces of land for parking and/or room for setting up tables for an events. I was happily surprised to find many trails behind the the theatre and even though I'd been carrying two children for over four hours(it's good form of cardio) in Pennsylvania's blistering cold I was able to take them both for a nice fall scenic walk while we waited for the auction to close. For anyone who's been to Canonsburg's Little Lake theatre I would say this place is very much like that theatre minus the lake location. Overall, from a potential venue aspect I feel like this place could be a place of lots of celebrations. As for the theatre productions themselves I have no experience but their website boasts lots of information and bios of the cast. Location is close to Penn State, Penn's Cave and other fun places. Certainly a location to consider and if you're into theatre this might be the place for you.

My husband and I stopped here after being given a recommendation, and oh my goodness are we glad we…read morelistened. This place was wonderful. Every wine we tasted, even if not our forte, had a unique and robust flavor. They have varieties for every wine connoisseur, dry to sweet to fruity to ports. We enjoyed every sample we tried and bought a large selection at the end. Their food is just as great as their wines. We got a cheesesteak, and I have to say it was the best cheesesteak I've ever had. The peppers and onions were cooked to perfection, the meat was cooked and seasoned so well, the cheese cooked into the meat, and the serving was large. It's location is also a perk, with beautiful views and woods surrounding. The staff was great to chat with and fun people. Highly recommend!

This place is a divy hole in the wall & some people love that. I do too once in a while, but last…read morenight I was turned off by complaints from the staff (justified or not you shouldn't complain in front of a guest). The soft pretzel logs were great. Frying them makes them a little sweet. The fries were soaked in peanut oil to the point of being limp and soggy. My husband's fries were dark, but our friends fries were light in color. Weird right? Also, they order a fish sandwich, but the fries were extra. It was like $15 and didn't even come with a pickle or chips for that price. It is a winery so I suppose I should talk about the wines. I only tried 3. The Pinot Gris would be the one I liked the most, but honestly I didn't really love any of them. Wine is subjective. Everyone's taste buds differ. All I can say is try at least 3 sips before you decide. Live music by Nick was good.

We had a wonderful time at HVW. Our wine group had a wonderful tour of the vineyards with Barb and…read morethen we did a very enjoyable wine tasting. They have both an indoor and outdoor space which are just lovely. We brought in outside food and enjoyed their wines. Highly recommend for a visit or shower Or girls night out.

Always happy to bring my own picnic to a vineyard and choose a bottle of a nice dry red or white…read more This has been one of my favorite lunch spots since I retired years ago. The owner is always very friendly and helpful in choosing one of their wines closest to your palette. My favorite of their dry reds is a Tempranillo...it's great with dark chocolate. My favorite go to of the white is the Pino Grigio...it's good with everything else!The wines are comparable to commercial wines (often much better) and the shaded patio looks into the vineyards. During the week it's a great place for "book club"... Take a friend or two or three and share a beautiful summer breeze, a picnic and a bottle of wine in Happy Valley!

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.