Progress Fitness

1.5 mi

I'm new to working out & wasn't sure where to start but Dev has completely changed that for me &…read morehad pushed me to reach my full potential! If you're serious about seeing results, she's definitely the trainer you want!

From the owner: I am a Certified Personal Trainer, CPR/AED Certified, and a Certified Nutritionist. My passion is…read morehelping people reach their fitness and health goals through personalized workouts, nutrition guidance, and ongoing support. Whether your goal is to build strength, improve endurance, lose weight, or simply feel healthier, I provide a plan tailored to your needs. Together, we can create a sustainable approach to fitness and wellness that works for you.

Topher Young Fitness

2.5 mi

Topher Young is an amazing personal trainer!! I have never liked any form of exercise but have…read morefaithfully trained with him 4 days a week for 6 weeks!! I am down 2 pants sizes and 16 pounds to date! He keeps me motivated and wanting to keep coming back! Thanks Topher! I can't wait to see myself in 3 months, 6 months....and for life! I feel AMAZING!!!

Power Train - Linglestown

(2 reviews)

1.3 mi

Went here for a post-holiday workout, did the boot camp with Chris ?? The space is more functional…read morethan luxurious. Workout was good stuff, 45 min Tabata format with mix o' cardio and weights, challenging but not impossible. Nice small class size and guidance from trainer. Intro workout was gratis (woo-hoo!) Perfect place to burn off all my favorite Pa foods while visiting the family. I signed up via MINDBODY app. Easy peasy.

Wonderful staff. Here visiting on business, made me feel very welcome. Pushed me hard, but great…read moreworkout. Strongly recommend to anyone who wants a challenge.

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Valkyrie Fitness

5.8 mi

I found Jennifer Warning through another website where it said she liked working with "stay at home…read moremoms" among others. So, I met her at Panera and we discussed my goals, etc. She is ridiculously fit. Her personality is both calming and challenging. You know she's serious. She comes to my home and carries a billion pounds in weights and equipment in a backpack. She is always prepared and professional. She holds me accountable and keeps me moving through the workout. An hour goes really quickly with her. While she has had a lot of experience, she recently started this new independent business. I'm so glad I got into her schedule early, because I know hers is going to fill up. She is on Instagram, too. f4lf18

From the owner: I offer in home personal training. I come to you or you can come to me. I specialize in weight…read moreloss, muscle building and overall health and wellness. I teach outdoor bootcamp two times per week at a local park. Tuesday's from 6-7pm & Saturday's from 7-8am. Please contact me for information on sessions during the winter months.

Your trainer eats cookies too!

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Bootcamp & Breakfast at John Wright Restaurant.

Trained By Dalton

4.0

1.5 mi

Dalton does a really great job at pushing his clients to perform their best and achieve the results…read morethey're seeking. I'm down 20lbs in 2 months. The workouts have been challenging, but rewarding!

From the owner: * Pennstate (Sciences Degree)…read more * Hacc 150 Hour Personal Trainer Program Completed * Certified (Master Trainer) * Certified (Personal Trainer) * Certified (Group Fitness Trainer) * Certified (Sports Nutritionist) * CPR and First AID all Current * All Clearances Current (Child Abuse, Criminal History, FBI.)

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Nouveau Elan Wellness

1.5 mi

Top notch quality, tasty and effective. I definitely plan on…read moreordering more. My favorite blend of tea is the Aphrodite blend. I recommend it as a gift for married couples.

From the owner: Christian Holistic Nutrition & Wellness coach. I help people live a vibrant and healthy life with…read morelife coaching, nutrition, herbs, aphrodisiacs, and gentle fitness for more energy, libido, and health. I help promote good health and work with clients with a variety of health conditions.

My teas and I

Herbal medicinal teas

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Train Yard Gym & Fitness

(2 reviews)

4.1 mi

This gym has just the right mix of free weights, machines and open space. The atmosphere is…read moreperfect! And the owner? A Saint! I could go on-and-on but I won't. Just sign up.

I currently took a group of young ball players to the batting cage located here. The environment…read morewas kid friendly and the equipment in the room was well-thought out. Players used tees that were in the room while waiting their turn to hit in the cage. I am a first time visitor to the Batting cage at the Train Yard Gym, I am not a member of the gym, but none the less I was treated with a high-level of personal attention. I will definitely be back and have already told other coaches about the room.

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StretchLab

3.4

(5 reviews)

1.0 mi

The staff was so kind upon me walking in. The person who worked with me was Quentin. He was very…read moreinformative and very gentle. I felt a lot better after my session! I booked my next stretch for 50 minutes in a few weeks!

StretchLab offered mini-sessions at an event, giving 10 minute stretches. I have been experiencing…read moresevere, chronic pain in my knee, causing additional pain throughout my body. After the session, I felt relief immediately. I slept through the night without pain waking me. Don't get me wrong, I still have pain but I could tolerate it without taking medication for pain for the past 2 days. I'm looking forward to my next session.

Relieve neck tension and improve upper body mobility with a 1-on-1 assisted cross-body stretch at StretchLab.

Relieve mid-back pain and improve thoracic mobility with a 1-on-1 assisted seated twist stretch at StretchLab.

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Relieve neck tension and improve upper body mobility with a 1-on-1 assisted neck stretch at StretchLab.

Wildwood Park

4.5

(40 reviews)

1.6 mi

Absolutely love this park. The trails are clean & wellkept…read more I usually walk my dog here & you can see a bunch of wildlife!

Wildwood Park is a gem tucked just outside the city--and visiting during their Art in the Wild…read moreexhibit makes it even more magical. I went in August 2025, right as 19 different outdoor art installations were scattered along the three-mile loop trail. Each piece was beautifully creative and thought-provoking, and I loved how so many of them used natural materials gathered right from the park itself. It made exploring feel like a treasure hunt--you never knew what unique creation would be waiting around the next bend. The park itself is gorgeous and so well-kept. Trash cans were strategically placed and clearly emptied often, so everything looked clean and inviting. Bathrooms? About as good as you could hope for in a community park--clean enough that I didn't even consider detouring for a gas station stop on the way home (and that's saying something). Even on a busy Labor Day weekend, parking was easy. With four different lots, I never felt stressed about finding a spot. I also noticed a pavilion by the Nature Center--there was a baby shower happening while I was there, which seems like the perfect use of the space. Speaking of the Nature Center: it's bigger than you'd expect and doubles as a gift shop and interactive learning spot. There are activities for kids, friendly staff, and my personal favorite--a birdwatching corner with huge windows and binoculars set up so you can spy on the feeders outside. Honestly, I could've sat there all day. The trails are paved, easy, and family-friendly. I saw strollers rolling, little ones running ahead, and older folks carefully strolling with canes. It's accessible, peaceful, and filled with the simple beauty of wetlands, wildlife, and woodlands. Wildwood Park is free, beautiful, and absolutely worth the trip. Pack a picnic, bring your walking shoes, and give yourself time to wander, wonder, and maybe even spot some art in the wild.

Wildwood Park

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Wildwood Park

Water Golf On City Island

4.0

(37 reviews)

4.3 mi

If you're looking for an inexpensive, fun family or friends activity, try the Water Golf on City…read moreIsland. A miniature golf course with eighteen holes overlooking the scenic Susquehanna River. It takes about an hour to play the 18 holes. It's not as easy as it looks; skill is required to get the golf ball in the holes. There's even a little stand to get a bite to eat or ice cream and slushies.

Been Years since we played miniature golf on City Island! One of the best overall miniature golf…read morecourses in the USA! While it looks easy its holes are extremely deceptive! Overall fun for the whole family! No we're not sharing our scores!

Water Golf on City Island

Some of us are slow

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Scenic view from the golf course

Koons Park

3.2

(5 reviews)

4.0 mi

favorite pool in harrisburg area. two different pools one with diving board and deep end. awesome…read moresnack bar and very friendly staff

This is the second time I have camped her and will be the last…read more The first time I took my two boys then 4 and 5 and there was an issue getting someone down to open the boat house. No notice, nothing. We waited forever until someone showed up. This last time, we planned a weekend around camping and swimming only to find out that the posted pool hours were invalid and the pool was closed. No reason, just close the pool. My boys were so disappointed. If I knew this ahead of time I would have gone elsewhere. Its amateur hour at Camp Hebron.

Basketball courts

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Baseball

Vincent DiFilippo Nature Preserve

4.3

(6 reviews)

9.5 mi

I learned about the Vincent DiFilippo Nature Preserve through social media and was genuinely…read moresurprised to discover it's less than 20 minutes from my house--yet I had never heard of it. This has been happening more and more lately, and I've been having a lot of fun discovering these close-to-home, beautiful outdoor spaces. Thankfully, this preserve did not disappoint. According to the preserve's website, this 54-acre nature preserve sits along the Conodoguinet Creek and serves as an important natural habitat featuring meadows, wetlands, and ponds. It offers creek access for kayaking and fishing, and the ponds are also open for fishing. Visitors can choose between an almost 2-mile outer loop trail or a shorter 1-mile inner loop trail, both clearly marked and suitable for walking, hiking, and biking. One section of the outer loop provides views of a bald eagle nesting area. The website notes that dogs are not permitted. I visited on a beautiful, though chilly, first Sunday in January. When I arrived around 9am, I found a large gravel parking lot with just a handful of cars. I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of clearly marked handicap parking--always nice to see thoughtful accessibility. While the website states that dogs are not allowed, I encountered multiple leashed dogs during my walk (some even sporting sweaters), and several posted signs reminded owners to keep dogs leashed and clean up after them. It's possible the website is outdated, but based on what I observed, dogs definitely seem to be a common sight here. The crushed stone paths combined with the very flat terrain made this an incredibly relaxed and easy walk--perfect for a laid-back Sunday morning. After reviewing the trail map, I chose the Black Trail, which follows the Conodoguinet Creek and passes the designated eagle nesting area before looping back to the parking lot. I took my time, as usual, and the entire walk lasted about 45 minutes. The creek was especially beautiful that morning, with a thin layer of ice glistening in the sunlight. Homes perched high above the creek added to the scenery, and there was plenty of wildlife activity--birds flitting about and squirrels clearly enjoying the crisp morning air. While I didn't spot any eagles on this visit, the signage notes that they frequent the area between January and June, so I'm hopeful I'll catch a glimpse on a future visit. One thing to note: while the preserve is lovely, it does come with a fair amount of residential and roadway noise due to nearby homes and streets. This isn't a secluded, deep-woods experience. Expect to see other visitors, hear phones ringing, and encounter everyday neighborhood sounds. That said, the Vincent DiFilippo Nature Preserve is a solid community space for getting outside and stretching your legs. While I personally prefer quieter, more remote nature experiences, this is a safe, well-maintained, and accessible option for locals looking for a quick and easy nature walk close to home.

This trail is so well maintained with benches placed periodically throughout. It's mostly flat and…read morean easy, relaxing walk.

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Camp Hebron

4.6

(7 reviews)

8.4 mi

The retreat weekend was relaxing and so welcoming . The food was fair but the staff was helpful and…read morefriendly and rooms were clean and roomy!

The camp and staff are EXCELLENT! However, the food is…read moreAWFUL! I saw another review where the person said the food was good. So I guess it's a personal preference. Dinner for me was burnt broccoli, rubber chicken and past the prime tomatoes. I feel a more professional job could be presented.