This place is huge, a basement bowling alley, a huge bar and pool table area with tables for dining…read moreon the main floor and a ballroom and additional bar on the second floor. There's also a separate cigar friendly smoking room that's open when there's not a public event in the building. Small games of chance everywhere and lots of things on the social calendar -- regular trivia nights, Queen of Hearts on Saturday evenings, pool and bowling teams...truly the list goes on and on. Kitchen is open for dinner most evenings and breakfast on Saturday mornings. Food is tasty and extremely well priced. As a newer member it took me awhile to figure it all out, but the new leaders are trying to be more communicative with regular text messages, emails and the introduction of a smart phone app. The interior is beautiful, dated but definitely worth exploring. On site parking lots and key card entry for members. The Elks organization supports causes close to my heart, becoming a member was super easy, just find a sponsor and submit the application and fees. Members can sign in unlimited guests, definitely worth checking it out!

Good food, great service, fantastic space. A very welcoming club for out-of-town members.read more

I am a big time roller derby fan. I skated for the Philly Roller Girls for 4 years and am still…read moreinvolved with the league as far as recording stats and bench management goes. I love it. It's the best sport ever invented, seriously. I've been to many Dutchland bouts and it is always an absolute blast. They play hard put on a great show. They raffle off neat stuff and have fantastic halftime entertainment. Once I saw Joe Jack Talcum of the Dead Milkmen perform an acoustic set during halftime! For realz! Also, make sure you head to the afterparty when the bout is over, the skaters are dancing machines and party animals and all around awesome hanger outers. Definitely worth the trip all the way out to Lancaster.

Dutchland brings national level roller derby to Lancaster! Hard hitting, action-packed,…read moreskates-in-the-face entertainment! Not to mention, your ticket helps local charities as a portion of bout proceeds benefit the community with every bout.

Outdated. Much of the staff is rude. Great neighborhood resource if they would overhaul staff. A…read morefriend of ours applied for a job there, for which they were over qualified, & was not hired. The way they operate is mind boggling.

I have been a member for over 7 years. The staff is polite and helpful. There are classes for all…read moretypes of training and levels. The instructors will offer modifications for exercises. I have always felt I am getting my money's worth. The only problem is getting myself to get there!

Two rinks affords the the York Ice Arena the opportunity to host many public skating sessions and…read morehockey games simultaneously. So, there are often public sessions. Beware: the hours listed when you call or look online are not always accurate, so if it's a holiday weekend or anything that could cause a change, be advised that it might not be open to public skating. In my opinion, they're usually understaffed (one poor teenager's trying to make coffees and slushies while watching fries, burgers, and preparing ice cream). Buying a skating pass, renting or sharpening skates is hit or miss with how long it can take. Most guards on duty can be oblivious. While young children and the occasional teen skates the opposite direction or plays tag on the ice, the guards' prerogative is scolding tired individuals resting on the team benches. While one guard was powertripping, at least the other sympathetically shrugged "I know it makes no sense; my manager insists that no one sit on the bench." Great for families and (pre)teens. Overall, not bad.

Renovations to the lobby area have improved things. "Pizza…read moreBox" restaurant was ill-equipped to service our large group at a USFSA Figure Skating competition. Some of the (Quarter-activated) heaters on rink one were broken and did not accept any quarters and thus, it was FREEZING in there. 2 ice surfaces - rink 1 and rink 2.

I have been to Boulder Woods Disc Golf Course at Pinchot-Gifford State Park more times than any…read moreother course in the Harrisburg region. I am very fond of this course, and it easily ranks up with Coyote Hills as my favorite. In actuality, there are two 18 hole course at Gifford-Pinchot. The other one, Quaker Challenge, I have not had the real pleasure of playing yet because the two times I tried to go, the other person I was with wimped-out. FYI: The Quaker course is the harder of the two. Course Layout: Despite Quaker being the more difficult course, Boulder Woods is not a walk-in-the-park. No pun intended! It is laid-out in a pretty dense forest with plenty of obstacles obscuring the vast majority of the holes. Hole 1 and 18 may be the best shot that you have at an Ace. Well, 7 is a possibility too on a perfect ... precision shot. Overall though, the course is very easy to follow, and despite the dense vegetation it is safe-vegetation. Not a lot of thorns or areas where there is dangerous vegetation (poison ivy, etc). There is also not a lot of elevation changes as well. The whole course is pretty flat, and the tee baskets are also typically on level surfaces. So although you typically have to deal with trees who angrily slap your disc out of the sky, there isn't too much up-and-down hills, nor blind shots to deal with. Course Layout: 4 / 5 Venue: This course is situated within the Gifford Pinchot State Park. One of the big advantages I have found about this course over all of the others I have been to is the lack of bugs. At other course, the bugs can be overwhelmingly bad. Here, I have had no issues. Plus, the whole course is situated in the woods, so getting sun burnt, wind, and other elements are not usually a major factor. The only time that the elements are really a factor is in the late fall and early spring when there aren't as many leaves to shield you. Getting to the park was definitely a challenge the first time. This course is the one off-of Alpine road. We ended-up at Quaker the first time we came, and my dad who is getting older looked up the first giant hill at hole 1 and was like, 'Nope!'. So we drove around until we found it. Venue: 4 / 5 Tee Pads / Baskets: These are a big pro of the course. The tee boxes / pads are perfect. Very well laid, long enough for someone with several steps in their mechanics, and they are slightly grooved so you don't have to worry about falling on your butt, even in wet conditions. The baskets are equally as perfect. They are in excellent condition and are the standard for disc golf catchers in the disc golf world. Tee Pads & Baskets: 5 / 5 Signature Holes, etc: This course lacks a definitive signature hole. It does have a lot of challenging holes that require a great tee shot; but if you are good off-the-tee like I am in terms of precision) you will score really well on this course, pretty regularly. Signature Holes, etc.: 2 / 5 Final Thoughts: Even though this is not my favorite local course, I end up here more often than not because of its relative proximity to my home, and the friendly environment. Plus, it is just a really nice park to throw discs around in. You will come away from playing here feeling used and abused by the trees and there voluptuous leaves in the late spring through early fall. In the fall through the early spring you will still get unnecessarily brutalized by the trees and their branches because I am pretty sure each tree has its own gravitational pull. If you want to seriously evaluate your game, this is a good course to do so at.

The only downfall of Green Valley is that it is a members only and not public pool, aside from that…read morethis pool is great. Green Valley has everything that you could hope. It has 2 large pools, diving boards, basketball court, batting cages, volleyball net, large splash area with a large water slide, kiddie pools, various grills with covered picnic areas, and a full snack bar. There is so much space, that way you don't have to feel crowded. If you are a member you can have a party and non members can pay a discounted rate to come in and be able to swim and enjoy the facility.

The owner is discriminating and mean…read more At first this was a great pool! And then one random day I was told to leave the pool because my bottoms were apparently too cheeky. This bottoms were far less cheeky then the lifeguards and when I pointed that out Russ the owner and manger replied with, "you are sexualizing yourself." When I asked what the problem was. At this point I was so caught off guard by his disgusting and disrespectful behavior I began to walk away. He continued to yell at me while I walked away. This is not the first time Russ the owner has been discriminatory against young women. Seriously if you're not a part of a family with 4 kids don't bother here.

It's a great park for the dogs to run but not picking up your dog waste is sad. There is so much…read moredog waste it smells. Pick up after your dog people.

Been to few dog parks but this is by far the best. My dogs had a great time. There was a water…read morepark, bridge and it was artificial grass. It was very clean. There was a park for bigger dogs and one for small dogs.My babies came home and slept though the night. The other dogs were well behaved. I will take my babies there again when I am in the Lancaster area.

Nice park with bathroom facility, 2 baseball fields, tennis court, swings and a pavilion to have…read moreevents.